What does this language sounds to you ?

[Hamilcar]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmvF9Akh07c

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emTIGflJChg&t=1027s

[A333]

arabic

[Hamilcar]

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[Arūnas]

south Udmurt

[Hamilcar]

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[stellan]

Arabic

[Ayetooey]

Arabic.

[Blondie]

It was the origal language of Tatooine. The tusken raiders would speak that instead of "grrr grrr" if they would not wear the sand colored BDSM mask.

[Hamilcar]

It was the origal language of Tatooine. The tusken raiders would speak that instead of "grrr grrr" if they would not wear the sand colored BDSM mask.

this is an old myth often spread by bounty hunters, reality is that it's the old language of the Siths of Korriban

[Flashball]

Some have neolithic european face, very "western mediterranean" (not eastern), come from their european or preindo-european gene.

It sounds "Arabic" to me, but I know it is a Berber language and the spelling is very different from Arabic.

[Hamilcar]

Some have neolithic european face, very "western mediterranean" (not eastern), come from their european or preindo-european gene.

It sounds "Arabic" to me, but I know it is a Berber language and the spelling is very different from Arabic.

it makes sense semitic and berber branches are very close to each other :




The internal structure of Afroasiatic is far from resolved, and the literature contains many competing models (cf. review in Blench 2006). Nonetheless, the grammar of Berber aligns it strongly with Semitic, and most genealogical trees place these two branches in proximity. Berber verbal affixes are strikingly similar to those of Semitic, both in form, function and position as prefixes or suffixes, and must be inherited from the common ancestor of Berber and Semitic (Lipinski 2001:44).

Roger Blench, Linguistic and archaeological evidence for berber prehistory, p. 2

[Hamilcar]

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[TheMaestro]

With endings with is, sounds like 80% Arabic 20% Greekish

[Ylla]

It sounds similar to Arabic