[Elfsea] Speaking the language

[pcrandal at sbcglobal.net]

Which language? And time period? 
Shakespeare English, Chaucer English and Early
Welsh probably easier to find than Old Norse or
Archaic French (which Heralds use). Early German
is close to Yiddish or the German that is still
in use around the Hill country. 
For syntax in English, there are many scroll
texts and other similar material that is used
today by SCA scribes to re-create a semblance of
authenticity.  
Crandall 

--- Foofurjlr at aol.com wrote:

> Hello Populace.
> I have a member who would like to learn how to
> speak as they did in the 
> middle ages. Is there anyone out there with
> expertise in this area? If so I will 
> forward you her information.
> 
> Thank you
> >
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