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How does Asturian sounds to you?
It sound like a mix of castillian and piemonteis, lol
compare to this pronunciation
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Maybe it's the Celtic substrate.
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sounds like ^^^
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Many people ask what language the old woman in this famous Iberian Celtic clip of the 90s was singing in. Asturian!!
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So, basically this is the grandfather language of tall the ibero-romance lenguas.
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it took me a while to realize that it says asturian and not austrian.
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Well, I'd say that Proto-Galician/Portuguese-Asturian/Leonese-Spanish could be called Proto-Asturian, rather than saying that modern Asturian is the grandpa of the three.Originally Posted by Peyrol
But yeah, pretty much. Western Iberians, so to speak.
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It sounds like generic Iberian to me. But I'm not well versed in this family.
That nigger.
It's the main character of the ''lesson 2 video'', lol
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