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You have got everything except writing, isn't it?[/quote]
I don't understand that either.


No, I meant what I wrote. I have cited enough sources so that any, even mentally retarded, person might...

I don't understand this question.


So perhaps we should concentrate on what has been called "the Latvian Language" for centuries -- I grant you that it may have changed and that some people in...

In that case you didn’t get the concept because it was opposite of that.[/quote]
I was afraid that I would run into a communication problem with you again. Poor me.


And how is that different...

I actually think that your argument is irrelevant. They were written in what everybody, including the Latvians of that time, considered Latvian back then. Who wrote it and for what purpose does not...

It's not so easy.
First Latvian book I know is a Bible translated by Aluksne minister Ernst Gluck (it seems 1680s).[/quote]
http://www.lituanus.org/1973/73_3_02.htm

"an older book has been...

According to my sources, the Latvian language has existed in a written form since the 16th century. That language has been in active use since well before that time, and, unlike the languages like...