Quiz ! ! !
The major Indian languages are unrelated,
thus showing their great antiquity.
(TRUE) or (FALSE)
ANSWER:
"A greater variety of languages existed in
North America than in all the Old World put
together. The most conservative guesses put the number of mutually unintelligible languages at
from 500 to 1,000.
Whatever root, or roots, these languages might have had were totally lost during the passage of so many centuries."
cf. Elijah Black Thunder,
Dakota language
teacher, Sisseton, SD 57262