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I apologize if I misunderstood your post, but I feel as though you still did not answer the parent's question. (And I'm aware Telugu is not a dead language, but
by CamelCaseName 9y ago
I apologize if I misunderstood your post, but I feel as though you still did not answer the parent's question. (And I'm aware Telugu is not a dead language, but I ask following questions in general)
What is the tangible benefit (in excess of the time investment) of dead languages?
And this may be a little naive but, it is nice to preserve human history in its original format, but how can that help the average person?