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> lingua franca Hmm, I seem to recall we already had such a language in Europe since middle ages, it started with L and ended with n. It's still dominant in me
by bitL 9y ago
> lingua franca
Hmm, I seem to recall we already had such a language in Europe since middle ages, it started with L and ended with n. It's still dominant in medicine. It could be funny to use it in tech EU-wide as well with "proper German pronunciation" ;-)
- pcnix 9y agoDoes medicine still have universities teaching in Latin? I haven't come across significant latin usage beyond naming conventions in medicine.
- Thimothy 9y agoIn Italy still teach it in school, and it's not the first time I've heard of mayors (beside linguistics) that have some compulsory Latin thrown in. But that depends a lot on the university.