koshuri language, a language from Kashmir, north India. Sounds pretty slavic, dont you think?

[thisismyaccount]

Maybe not very slavic, but it does sound pretty much shifted towards slavic languages. Scroll to 0:44 to hear the sentences.
Im interested in what the east European members here thinks

[thisismyaccount]

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[Occiput in Starlight]

Maybe not very slavic, but it does sound pretty much shifted towards slavic languages. Scroll to 0:44 to hear the sentences.
Im interested in what the east European members here thinks

I listened to the 0:44 passage.

I agree it sounds Slavic in places.

Does Sanskrit account for it?

[thisismyaccount]

I listened to the 0:44 passage.

I agree it sounds Slavic in places.

Does Sanskrit account for it?

I think it descends from a different branch/indo-aryan ancestor? But if you imply because it's more "pure", then yes. Thats much the case

[Occiput in Starlight]

I think it descends from a different branch/indo-aryan ancestor? But if you imply because it's more "pure", then yes. Thats much the case

I figured the Slavicisms I heard were Sanskritisms that were read out.

[Trachian_Nefer]

I listened to the 0:44 passage.

I agree it sounds Slavic in places.

Does Sanskrit account for it?

For me, it sounds like how Kurds speak Russian. I have seen a few in Antalya and their accent and tone sound close to this.