The biggest difference in speech in the 1500s compared to now was mainly there were heavier, thicker accents among colonists to America.
People used more "thee" and "thou", which was common language within churches as well. I can't think of another precise example, except that "slang" as we know it today did not exist -- neither in the amount of slang used or in the derogatory meanings that slang has today.
People in 1500 spoke in a variety of languages depending on their region, such as Middle English in England, Old French in France, and Latin in scholarly circles. The language used in everyday conversation would have had regional variations and dialects.
People in Hungary speak Hungarian.
People who cannot speak are often referred to as mute or nonverbal.
In Germany, people speak German.
People who speak French are called Francophones.
People who speak French are referred to as francophones.
how didi poeple speak in the 1400- 1500
The Tiwa people speak English.Historically, they spoke the Tiwa languages, which are part of the Tanoan family. Southern Tiwa is still spoken by about 1500 people, mostly elders.
People speak dutch. Why? First of all, why do we speak English? Pioneers brought us the language of English. Getting a clue? ;)
People in Hungary speak Hungarian.
There could be somewhere between 1500 and 2000 languages spoken
In 1500 the people's population was 2.6 milllion
People in Tokyo speak Japanese
The People Speak was created in 2003.
1500
there are 1500 people there
People who cannot speak are often referred to as mute or nonverbal.
french people speak french but they don't only have to speak french.