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What Was the Algonquin-Basque Pidgin? | Most Ambitious Linguistic Crossover?

Visit http://brilliant.org/HistoryWithHilbert/ to get started learning STEM for free, and the first 200 people will get 20% off their annual premium subscription. The Basque language is spoken by the Basque people of the Basque country, straddling the border of France and Spain. The Algonquian languages are a language family spoken by a variety of Native American tribes such as the Cheyenne, Arapahoe, Blackfoot, and Mi'kmaq. So how on earth did speakers of these two languages meet and form a mixed language, a pidgin language, called Algonquin-Basque Pidgin? In this video find out the fascinating history of how this language came about, what it might have looked like and why it disappeared. Blackbird in the Mi'kmaq Language:    • Emma Stevens - Blackbird by The Beatl...   0:00 - Intro to Creoles and Pidgins 2:58 - Intro to Algonquin-Basque Pidgin 4:55 - Brilliant Ad 6:11 - Basques in North America 7:34 - How Algonquin-Basque Pidgin Developed 9:10 - The Basque Influence 11:00 - Other Influences 12:33 - Phonological Influence of Mi'kmaq 16:00 - Morphology 16:48 - Iroquois Basque Etymology? 18:06 - Expansion of Algonquin-Basque Pidgin 23:06 - Why did Algonquin-Basque Pidgin Disappear? 25:25 - Algonquin-Basque Pidgin Lives On In Mi'kmaq 26:34 - Outro Music Used: Lost Frontier - Kevin MacLeod Nightdreams - Kevin MacLeod Loopster - Kevin MacLeod Sunday Dub - Kevin MacLeod Send me an email if you'd be interested in doing a collaboration! [email protected] This video was sponsored by Brilliant. #Basque #Documentary #Languages