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It had its origins in Poland. The mountains kinda isolated the people enough that their language detached fairly significantly from the rest of Poland, but the world wars wiped it out. The Scientists visited back when I was school aged, and that's most of what I remember them telling us of their...

Oh! And After I posted that I realized it sounded a little dismissive or rude, which wasn't my intention. I was just trying to convey the vastness of it all. So many people can feel disgruntled from not having the means to travel, when just opening up your eyes to what's around you - like...

Ha! Yeah, that all is in America too, ya know. I was raised in a pocket of America that speaks a European dialect that no longer exists in Europe. Linguists from their country came here to interview us to rediscover their roots. American Indians, Orthodox Jews, Muslim communities, Korean...

Wait - today is the 17th, yes?

Everything that isn't America, including most of America.