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You know what I mean... you really think North Arabic had P sounds? You let these Yids who can't even speak proper Hebrew (they admitted the closest to the original Hebrew pronunciation was the Yemenite Jewish one) and had to revive a dead language while holed up in Polish-Lithuanian Ghettos recite your ancient tongues?
Ahmed Al-Jallad eh? What an appropriate name
Jallid means "whip" ...Wa Maa yujallid Al Jallaad dih, illa taarikhak wa Nassabak.
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Actually no. Foreman is pronouncing the old Arabic dialect in it's original form based on Jallad's criteria here:
https://www.academia.edu/28814886/Al...n_and_KRS_2453
Foreman is a linguist as well as Jallad. Reconstructing phenomes like this is part of their job description among others. The P sound is a proto-Semitic phoneme that was later lost in many Semitic languages as F sound including the Arabic language. Here's what my Jewish friend had to tell me on the whole matter:
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Btw, 7abiby. Foreman just did another 6 Safaitic inscriptions:
About the name, Sakkran:
https://twitter.com/Safaitic/status/1179723808778997761
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