Do the Outcasts and Corsairs nations refere themselves as such?

[r3vange]

Greek/Latin then Spanish?

Russ Latin has been dead as an active language for well over 1000 years

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[maximus995]

@ R3vange, your mistaken about latin being dead as an active language for over 1000 years, during the medieval ages it was the active language of the church. id say latin has been dead for lets say 400 years?

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[Pinko]

@ R3vange, your mistaken about latin being dead as an active language for over 1000 years, during the medieval ages it was the active language of the church. id say latin has been dead for lets say 400 years?

Latin was a lively language in New-France and French-Canada until 1960, if only because of the Christian church.

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[Coin]

Russ Latin has been dead as an active language for well over 1000 years

Latin was a lively language in New-France and French-Canada until 1960, if only because of the Christian church.

latin isnt dead. it's used by the Vatican. every day. its also used in the medical professions, as the medical names for diseases, anatomy etc were translated to sound more impressive (really true). i mean, if your gp said your leg pain was due to 'piriformis syndrome' you'd nod appreciatively, but if he said 'pear-shaped muscle syndrome' your response might well be 'lolwut?'

as for being dead in every day speech, i use broken spanish, pig latin, terrible french, some english, and the french/spanish/latin/romanian circle of friends - alright, girls im chatting up - we can form an understanding. Latin is the basis of the majority of the romantic languages. Greek is the basis of latin, as the defeat of (spurious detail of greek commander that i can't remember and cba to look up) meant he decamped to italy and founded the roman empire.

the actual corsairs were from the barbary coast, of north africa. think libya. hence tripoli station.

as for mangling the spanish in the wiki... well, after 800+ years, any language will evolve eventually

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[Maskage]

the actual corsairs were from the barbary coast, of north africa. think libya. hence tripoli station.

Raise your hand if you thought Gahdafi was hiding in Italy because of freelancer.

[Pinko]

the actual corsairs were from the barbary coast, of north africa. think libya. hence tripoli station.

Great, now when I think I corsairs, I think Tusken Raider.

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[Charo]

This is what I think of
http://wiki.guildwars.com/wiki/Corsair

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[Ceoran]

"Nación Maltesa" is pretty much the official term for the outcast nation. Imho depends on your position in the society as what you consider yourself. If you are flying around as a pirating scoundrel it's more likely that you call yourself just an outcast instead of a maltese.

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[Werss™]

the actual corsairs were from the barbary coast, of north africa. think libya. hence tripoli station

ye,but Tripoli shipyard :P
and see where the Crete island
similar to discovery map(in space)
map :)

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