Use of Gothic language in Spain

[ualarauans]

Hi,

--- In gothic-l at yahoogroups.com, "faltin2001" <d.faltin at ...> wrote:
>
> [...]
> Both were
> Christian, both included many ethnic Germans, but also many non-
> Germanic people; both were Christians, both moved around with their
> wives and children both were similarly dressed and equipped and
> importantly both spoke a Latin-Germanic military pidgin that was
> mutually comprehensible.

Could you please cite some examples of the notorious "Latin-Germanic 
military pidgin" you're referring to? Are any traces of this 
mysterious pidgin really attested and accessible for expert study or 
at least for serving as an argument in discussion?

Ualarauans

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