埞柵 |
結果語言 |
底層 |
頂層 |
頂層引入由 |
南中國(百越埞) |
粵語 閩語 吳語 |
各古越語 |
上古漢語、中古漢語 |
漢化 |
Levant |
Levantine Arabic |
Western Aramaic |
Classical Arabic |
Arabs during the Muslim conquests |
Egypt |
Egyptian Arabic |
Coptic |
Mesopotamia |
Mesopotamian Arabic |
Eastern Aramaic |
Maghreb (North Africa) |
Algerian, Libyan, Moroccan, and Tunisian Arabic |
Berber languages, Punic language, and Vulgar Latin |
Ethiopia |
Amharic |
Central Cushitic languages |
South Semitic languages |
Bronze Age Semitic expansion |
Eritrea/Ethiopia |
Tigrinya, Tigré and Ge'ez |
Central Cushitic and North Cushitic languages |
England |
Middle English |
Common Brittonic |
Old English |
Anglo-Saxon settlement of Britain |
Cornwall |
Cornish English |
Cornish |
Modern English |
Anglicisation of Cornish people |
Ireland |
Irish English |
Irish (Gaelic) |
the English during the Plantations of Ireland in the 16th century |
Scotland |
Scottish English |
Middle Scots and Scottish Gaelic (from native Scottish people) |
the English during Scottish Reformation in the 16th century |
Singapore |
Singaporean Mandarin |
Southern Chinese varieties: Min Nan, Teochew, Cantonese, Hainanese |
Standard Mandarin |
Singapore Government during the Speak Mandarin Campaign |
France |
French |
Gaulish |
Vulgar Latin, later Old Frankish[2] |
Romans after the Gallic Wars, later various Germanic peoples during the Migration Period |
Portugal |
Portuguese |
Gallaecian and Lusitanian languages[未記出處或冇根據] |
Vulgar Latin, later Visigothic |
Spain |
Old Spanish |
Iberian languages |
Latin |
Romans who annexed it to the Roman Empire (1st century BC-5th century AD) |
Canary Islands |
Canarian Spanish |
Guanche |
Andalusian Spanish |
Andalusians during the incorporation of the Canary Islands into the Crown of Castile |
Mexico |
Mexican Spanish |
Nahuatl |
Spanish of the 15th century |
Spaniards during the Spanish Conquest
of the 15th century |
Central Andes |
Andean Spanish |
Quechua, Aymaran languages |
Paraguay |
Paraguayan Spanish |
Guaraní |
Philippines |
Chavacano |
Tagalog, Ilokano, Hiligaynon, Cebuano, Bangingi, Sama, Tausug, Yakan, and Malay |
Brazil |
Brazilian Portuguese |
Tupi, Bantu languages[3] |
Portuguese of the 15th century |
the Portuguese during the colonial period |
Angola |
Angolan Portuguese |
Umbundu, Kimbundu, and Kikongo |
the Portuguese during the colonial rule in Africa |
Jamaica |
Jamaican Patois |
African languages of transported African slaves |
Early Modern English |
the English during the British Empire |
Israel |
Israeli Hebrew |
Arabic dialects, Yiddish, German, Russian and other Jewish languages |
Purified Hebrew constructed from Biblical and mishnaic Hebrew |
Jewish emigrants in the late 19th and early 20th centuries who revived then re-introduced Hebrew |
Shetland and Orkney |
Insular Scots |
Norn |
Scots |
Acquisition by Scotland in the 15th century |
Norway |
Bokmål |
Old Norwegian |
Danish |
Union with Danish crown, 1380–1814. |
Argentina/Uruguay |
Rioplatense Spanish |
Neapolitan, various Italian Languages |
Spanish |
Italian immigration to Uruguay and Argentina |