
This is definitely not Spanish nor Old Castilian. It is probably a variant of Portuguese or Galician.
[@Alma Barroca] Might it be Classical Portuguese?
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This is definitely not Spanish nor Old Castilian. It is probably a variant of Portuguese or Galician.
[@Alma Barroca] Might it be Classical Portuguese?
I understand it without any problem and I think it's medieval galician portuguese .@Metodius Could you help us? Moltes gràcies!
Me too, I just don't want readers to be unintentionally misled. If Juan or Francesc (Metodius) can help us, it would be great.
Based on the source I'm inclined to say this is Galician Portuguese, but an old state of it. Maybe Middle Galician would fit better?
Having reread the translation, yes, with phrases like "e ela cometerá un gran pecado", I think the language might be Middle Galician.
It's not Old galician, but Middle Galician.
It's not old as the text of Gil Sanchez, who died in 1237. Perhaps, the translation was maked in XV/XVI century.
I think all content in that website is in Middle Galician, so if there's enough content in it we can add an entry for said language. I'll check soon.
[@Thalyson Teixeira] hey. Opinions?
Finally a topic on that! I, personally, support the creation of both "Middle Portuguese" and "Middle Galician".
It's important to mention that Old Portuguese is the same as Old Galician, thus we can refer to them as "Galician-Portuguese".
Middle Galician and Middle Portuguese came from what I call "Galician-Portuguese".
Latin > Galician-Portuguese > Middle Portuguese > (Modern) Portuguese.
Latin > Galician-Portuguese > Middle Galician > (Modern) Galician.
I'll talk about that to linguistics from Galicia, who made the movie "Desmundo". They'll answer our questions no doubt accurately! Many linguistics other than those did and do think that Middle Portuguese and Middle Galician are different from Galician-Portuguese and from each other.
I think that Middle Galician and Middle Portuguese should be included in the list of languages and cantiga it in the genre list..
'Cantiga' may fit in 'Folk' category for the moment. As for the languages, I agree, but we would need to check which page is under which language (well, and for that matter we would need to check every Portuguese lyrics added)...
Thanks for changing the language.
Middle Portuguese started in 1385 and ended before the second half of the 16th century.
Before that, it was Galician-Portuguese.
Thus, Middle Galician automatically started in 1385 as well. I don't know when it became Modern Galician.
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