How Ancient Languages Sound Like

[Dombra]

[Nebuchadnezzar]

Sumerian,Akkadian,Aramaic sounds Hebrew.....

Sabaic.... Sounds and is close arabic, some of it is recognizable.

[Anglojew]

Sumerian,Akkadian,Aramaic sounds Hebrew.....

Sabaic.... Sounds and is close arabic, some of it is recognizable.

Sumerian sounded more like Hebrew and Akkadian more like Arabic but I think there's some creative liberties/assumptions in these recreations.

[Anglojew]

The Phoenician seems to be read by someone with a very strong Arabic accent.

[Nebuchadnezzar]

Sumerian sounded more like Hebrew and Akkadian more like Arabic but I think there's some creative liberties/assumptions in these recreations.

Yeah.... I think that too.

[Ianus]

MENA languages are recognizable because inhale. Some of people who speak these languages has clearly an English accent.

[Graham]

Modern Celtic languages Irish & Welsh languages are defined by being soft spoken and sing songy. Which is different to the proto-celtic in the video. Must have been quite a bit of change.

[Hubal]

Hittite sounded like Circassian or Chechen

[Comte Arnau]

I expected them to commit the mistake of reading Middle Egyptian with conventional vowels, but it was quite good actually, IMO.

Latin v should have been pronounced as w.

I don't know Old Chinese but I much doubt about the fluidity of it in the video being anything but real.

A pity not to see the Iberian language (700BC - 200 AD) in the video.

A nice video, though.

[kkk77]

I'm a little ceptic.