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It was created around the time Sparta was created. Of course, it wasn't called Sparta, but it was called some random phrase, because that is how babbleish works. After about three days, they decided the language was pointless, and they started speaking Spartan. Master Chief came in and PWNED them, so they started speaking Greek instead.

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  • It was created around the time Sparta was created. Of course, it wasn't called Sparta, but it was called some random phrase, because that is how babbleish works. After about three days, they decided the language was pointless, and they started speaking Spartan. Master Chief came in and PWNED them, so they started speaking Greek instead.
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  • It was created around the time Sparta was created. Of course, it wasn't called Sparta, but it was called some random phrase, because that is how babbleish works. After about three days, they decided the language was pointless, and they started speaking Spartan. Master Chief came in and PWNED them, so they started speaking Greek instead. Though Babbleish was no longer used in Sparta, other ancient European and Asian civilizations began to use Babbleish in their societies. Only when the UnUnited Nations stepped in, did the nonsense end. Babbleish is now considered a dead language, but is still spoken by some people, as Nobody has told them this.
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