Languages often changes as the people who speak them changes as well, this was the case with Latin which spawned languages like Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, etc, distance between speakers play a large role in this, I see this "busy, bury" phenomenon similar to how some words are pronounced similar in America and the UK but written differently like "Armor" and "Armour" but I didn't know it had to do with standardization of writing, so cool! Thanks for sharing!
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