New colonial language system

[micchega]

I was wondering why only with England you can create and develop Americans. What if England never colonises the Americas? Why is it only the Americans that are being developed in the colonial region? Shouldn't every cultural group be able to "add" new subcultures in its own cultural group? One per each colonial region and trade company area? Or something similar

 

[HamsOfMonsanche]

I feel like this should not be limited to just colonial regions, but also trade company regions. Afrikaner culture? Yes please. But in particular, the East Indies. Spanish colonization in the Philippines was not quite the aggressive, native-displacing settlement of the new world. Very few Europeans settled in the Philippines, and it was mostly used as a stopgap between Mexican gold and Chinese goods. Tagalog culture should develop somehow, probably being in the Malayan group. Even today, out of the hundreds of languages spoken in the Philippines, only a few regional ones are Spanish-based creole.