Go to post#72 to realise that the written tongue was referred to as Romeika.

I was speaking to him and since we both were answering to each other I just assumed he or would follow the debate from the start.I don't have to consistently write the same line when I've already referred to in an earlier post.

You are talking out of your ass and have run out of excuses to justify your worthless line of parroting. This is usually what happens when you spend your time lying.

Now I'm lying??How did you work that one out sir?

Ok, this will be the last time I or anybody else will have to repeat themselves to you, and then you are gone. If you give us anymore idiotic remarks, you are gone.

Danail of Moschopolis in his four language dictionary termed the written language as ROMEIKA. This proves you are lying and your claims are false.

Run another circle, I dare you to..........

Ok according to Britanica Romaic language is what we call Demotic.

[B]Demotic Greek language[/B]
also called Romaic , Greek Demotiki ,
or Romaiki
a modern vernacular of Greece. In modern times it has been the standard spoken language and, by the 20th century, had become almost the sole language of Greek creative literature. In January 1976, by government order, it became the official language of the state, replacing Katharevusa Greek as the language for governmental and legal documents, in the courts and Parliament, in the schools, and in newspapers and other publications. (Katharevusa continued to be used in some legal documents and other technical writings in which there was a large body of established literature.)

[QUOTE=Truth Bearer;1227]Ok according to Britanica Romaic language is what we call Demotic.

[B]Demotic Greek language[/B]
also called Romaic , Greek Demotiki ,
or Romaiki
a modern vernacular of Greece. In modern times it has been the standard spoken language and, by the 20th century, had become almost the sole language of Greek creative literature. In January 1976, by government order, it became the official language of the state, replacing Katharevusa Greek as the language for governmental and legal documents, in the courts and Parliament, in the schools, and in newspapers and other publications. (Katharevusa continued to be used in some legal documents and other technical writings in which there was a large body of established literature.)[/QUOTE]

The definition that you give us is a definition created today and not the way the language was defined when Danil of Moschopolis lived,

But the Romaic language was never written........It was the language of the little people wheras katharevousa was the language of the educated the elite.It didn't work becasue like anything else languages evolve we can't speak the same language that Shakespear spoke 500 years ago can we?We'll never be able to understand him.

[QUOTE=Truth Bearer;1292]katharevousa was the language of the educated the elite.It didn't work becasue like anything else languages evolve we can't speak the same language that Shakespear spoke 500 years ago can we?We'll never be able to understand him.[/QUOTE]

Much less 2000 years ago. Yet no other country tried to do the same thing I believe. Maybe the Jews??? But they will soon forget their Yiddish and consequently, identity.

Yiddish isn't a written language either RTG.