Tell me why as a Bantu speaker, I can pick up some vocabulary from Omotic, Cushitic, Chadic, Semetic and Egyptian languages? For example Oromo: Gara/Gala 'Stayed/lived at' Somali: Farxad 'Happiness' Middle Egyptian: NFR (Coptic:Nofri) 'Happiness, pleasantries' Coptic: Nane roouhi 'Good evening' Hebrew: Bat 'hand' Hebrew: Issac 'he laughed' Hebrew: kraw/Krav 'wrestle/fight' Bantu Shona: Gara 'stay/lived' Bantu Shona: Fara/Farai/Ndafara 'Happiness/be happy/I am pleased' Bantu Shona: Bata 'touch/hold/grab' Bantu Shona: Aiseka 'He laughed' Bantu Shona: Kurowa 'to Hit/fight' Bantu Shona: Mane rooh 'good evening' Bantu Shona: Manguva Nane 'good morning' . Linguists jumped the gun on analysing the interrelatedness between African languages classed as Bantu (Niger congo B) and Afroasiatic. The Sahara was a great lakes savannah before is desiccated after all.
Somali...the most fascinating and beautiful language in Africa to me!! Fascinated by everything related to that language and to Somalia, I have no idea why.
i am berber and i understood tachelhit that we speak at home, tamazight that is quite similar, i picked up some words from Tarifit, and i also understood arabic perfectly
@@teddyissak2720 Amharic is language of dogs 😂😂 when men speak Amharic they sound like women 😂😂 go eat some more raw meat and thank Ahmed Gurey for it laangaab ass
I’m Cushitic and semitic Eritrean. And my cushitic language is called Bilen but didn’t appear in this video and the semitic one is Tigré 🇪🇷 Much love to all afro-asiatique languages
As a levantine Arabic speaker I feel could pick up some Aramaic, Soqotri sounds very similar to Arabic too, although the East African Semitic languages in this video sound like they seem to have a very similar semantic in the way they’re spoken especially Tigrinya Tigré and Silt’e…modern Hebrew is a colonial Frankenstein of a language. I feel like a number of languages have been left out of this video such as Tamasheq in the Amazigh branch also Maltese and Mehri in the Semitic branch
@Abdul-Rahman Ahmad sxb personally it sounds very similar to me in sound, I can hear the difference but as a Somali speaker the other cushitic languages sound similar to it
@Abdul-Rahman Ahmad and also idk about you but I’m pretty certain that it is only Waqooyi dialect of Somali that has arab influence, mudug and the other southern dialects really dont
Being Somali I could say The Afar & Oromo languages share quite similar Words with our Somali language. I could hear from Oromo part the word (Magaala)= city also in Somali CITY. And Afar language I think I hear a full sentence( Illaha Leh)=God owns it ,and the word (Magacaa?)= Your name?, (anuka)=Us..etc If am wrong Oromo and Afar bros & sis can correct me. And also not only languag, being cushites and closely related genetically we share a lot of customs and traditions. Hope all east/horn countries will unite. Peace
@@ayahaqeel1782 I would say so, afar will confuse any somali first time..the tone, the use of grammatical structure...with oromo, we share like 45% of words.
Afroasiatic,oldest continously language family that still thrive today it also contains langs of all early civilizations and empires around Near/Mid-East.
@@orpheus1662 Lol I cant laugh enough😂😂😂😂the guy's sincerely talking about the torture he had experienced.. Where can I find the full video thou? I'm curious about it lol... And their dialect sounds like they're from the Puntland provinces. It's probably an excerpt from an interview.
From an Arabic speaker Tigre sounds so familiar. A few words were Arabic. كل سنة الف و عشرة ارتريا حارس كلمات قدما مرحلة كنت اجتماع حتى عام جراءم بوليس Even Soqotri and Aramaic sound super familiar. One of the best videos on YT
Of all the languages I heard Ngas sounds to me the closest to Somali. I can hear the Somali word for my sister "Walaashay" in what the Ngas speaker. Can any Ngas speaker confirm or contradict this assumption? By the way this is the first time I have ever heard of Ngas I am gone Google about it right away.
I'm Oromo, and i love all Cushitic languages. Somali and Afar sound very beautiful. But you forgot Saho and Rendille. And the Afaan Oromoo, it's not perfect. She is mixing it with English. They should use a native Oromo instead.
Much love from Assyria to my fellow Afroasiatic people, proud to speak Aramaic! Isaiah 19:23: In that day there will be a highway from Egypt to Assyria. The Assyrians will go to Egypt and the Egyptians to Assyria. The Egyptians and Assyrians will worship together!
👑 Af-Somali 🇸🇴 , the only officially used Cushitic language. Somalia should support all Afro-Asiatic and especially the Cushitic to save and reserve their heritage and languages.
@Ali Ali Alu Do you mean the current political situation? That is a temporary and it shares many countries around the world. Empires rise and fall. Despite that our Somali identity, language and culture have reached and are celebrated in far corners of the world.
@Ali Ali Alu Waa ogahay in aan ku fashilmanay oo anaga subab u nahay dhibka wadeenkeena iyo dibadaba nagu kaheysato. Su'aasha waxay tahay ? Ma kula quman tahay in aan ajnabiga diciifnimadeena u soo badhigno? Aniga ilama fiicna sababtoo ah cadowgeena ayaan u sahleynaa in ay naga faaideystaan. Jiilka cusub aan ka rajo qabaa anigoo dhinacyo badan ka fiiriyey markaan isbarbar dhigey jiilka hada jooga oo wadankeenii qaska ku haayo. Jiilka u dhexeeya 0 ilaa 35 sano waxay soo mareen, silic, qaxootinimo iyo dhib taas ayaa fahamsiinaysa in ay danta guud ka hormariyaan danta shakhsi fahmi karana muhiimada ay leedahay in aad heritage ka soo jeedo. Qaar badan oo halaabey way jiraan laakiin badankooda rajo ayey leeyihiin. Wadankee joogtaa?
@Ali Ali Alu Anigoo yar ayaan somaliya ka soo tagey hadana waxaan xooga saarey in aan afsomaligeyga iga dhumin. Younger generation is the hope both at home and diaspora but they should make an effort to learn their history and language in order to be strong leaders.
@@Amazigh_d_Amurakuch not all tunisians are chaouia right you are right there are also many nefzaoua in tunisia but the west of tunes is of chaoui origin but kutuma in tunisia does that exist? I only thought in Morocco and Kabylie
I'm Somali and my language is beautiful. Afar had me cracking. Very close to Somali. He talks about his religion, name and says he doesn't know something, I think he also says camels. Btw no Saho that is the most similar language to Somali and Afar. I speak Somali, Arabic, Amharic, Oromo, Swahili, English and Spanish.
Cool Brotha yes somali language is very close to Afar language but saho sounds more to Afar we have almost the same traditional dance. We been living together for long time.
@@teddyissak2720 umm i can and im from somaliland afar and oromo are somalis brothers and sisters we are the originals unlike your people go back to yemen.
Unfortunately you forgot to add in your description that there is actually a sixth branch of the Afro-Asiatic languages called Chadic spoken in Northern Nigeria and around the Lake Chad Basin....
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I noticed some French pronunciation in some of this languages, maybe colonial times affected how these languages are pronounced today?
SOMALI Lady: iin marka sidad ii sheegtay Qof dhalin yara (rephrases herself) Qof yar ayad ahed iin marka bal ka waran, shaqsi ahan side dhibaatada sedad iga sheekaysay Een aad dareentay? Like you told me that you were teenage person Young person How did the problems you told me about personally made you feel? Somali is easy especially if you speak Arabic, Saho, and Afar. It's basically bit of everything. For example in the Arabic audio trailing Cushitics, Somali has mustamac and siyasad (siyasa) agenda/policy and politics.
Why don't they show other Somali languages that are less known like Digil and Mirif? I was next to someone speaking that language and the whole time I wondered what language it was. I knew it was not Arabic or any Ethiopian language and the woman had just moves from Somalia. I asked her afternshe finshed her phome.call and told me.she spoke Somali. I then asked why I did not catch a word. She said it was because she spoke Digil&Mirif! 😳 There is also another language called Maay/Maymay language. But Somalis make you believe there is only one language but I think most do not know.
I think they have the same root because I catch myself understanding them. Af maay maay for example, I thought the person was speaking broken maxaa mixed with something else.
I think each language should be given 5 minutes then there will a lot of similarities and speak slowly am somali and afar is almost like somali oromo close
@@SA-oq5lz I don't know who classfied them like that But Tebedawit don't share anything with Agaw language. It share many vocabularies with Tigre as majority of Bejas(Beni Amirs) are fluent in both lanaguge.
i have come to understand that the only difference between amharic and tigregha is their grammar with a little bit of vocabulary,i entirely get the message of the tigregha news as if it was spoken in amharic
Agew is the backbone of amharic tigray and tigre. Sentence structure and Basic words for farming and body parts come from Agew. other sentence rules and words for business came from the Semitic mix .Example of how a cushitic and semitic language mix.
@@Amharizz Divided Us ??? What do you mean. You people are cIearly DeIusional. You think TPLF created an entire new languages so you can't Understand each other. Lmao.
@@teddyissak2720 bro, why are you at war with the name somali? How did we hurt you? Forcing your ancestors to eat raw meat is the past, with your Greek name, you know well I can put you where you belong, behind the mountains and awasha river stay put cannibal
@@geletoz ow....spooky, you are one meathead KB warrior aren't you ? No you had never done anything. And I am sure you can't do it now either. Tired of saying this again and again "Ahmed alghazi" was a Harari. >>> HARARI !!!! Get it ? Hararis are NOT Somalis.
keep safe all these family language and its people langauge without people is a dead language. afkeena hooyo waa inaad nafta u hurta ama waa dhiminaya. mahadsanid.
Hi, despite being non arabic, i discovred that arabic is the best language in the world, you can discover that in loking at multilanguage persons, they like it, it have an amaizing pronanciation and meanings, and its so bref. My language is Tachelhit.
@@xaasiyohooyoali5130 bingo. If you are familiar with a language most people will say it sounds better. for me whenever I hear Arabic, it catches my attention quick. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and is very much depends on the person. What is ugly to one person is nice sounding to another.
Every language is beautiful. Arabic is especially related to the Koran and Islam, that's why everyone interested in the Islamic culture tries to study it and finnally loves it. Same for Hebrew with Jewish culture.
@@003mohamud It depends on the accent, the Egyptian Iraqi or Yemeni accents could never sound nice. The Damascus accent, wow, that's the best accent and most poetic one in Arabic. It's all about the accent, you can make every language sound beautiful by adopting to a good accent. The خ غ ض ق can never sound smooth and nice, just listen to some one speaking French or Hebrew where they use the letters of خ and غ frequently and see how horrible it sounds, and also that's the reason why Damascus people eliminated most of those letters thus getting a smooth poetic sexy accent. I could listen to someone from Damascus speak for hours and enjoy the accent, I've a Syrian male friend and it's just a whole different experience listening him speak, I'll never tell him that I like his accent but I just let him speak for hours even when there's nothing important to he spoken about lol hahahah. If he discovers this he may stop speaking with me lol. Same thing goes for the Somali accents, I can't bear listening to someone from Somaliland for a minute, but could have listened someone from Puntland (excluding Galkacyo) or Muqdisho speak for hours, their accents are just sexy and beautiful. I can't bear hearing the Egyptian accent and the Khaliji ones as well, I've a roommate from Egypt thou, I would exchange him with a Syrian one lol.
Strange but Amharic (Semitic), Oromo (Cushitic), and Wolayta (Omotic) sound very clear like English. The words in a sentence are distinctly different and zero nasal/throat sounds involved. Almost as if all language in each family came out of them. Just a layman’s observation or hearing as in this case.
Language experts need to look into this but no wonder these three amazing Ethiopian languages (Oromo is spoken in Kenya too) are spoken by ppl outside the native speakers. I.e, they are non-native speaker friendly. Easy to learn and widely spoken by other groups in the region.
Amharic and oromo influenced each other so they sound more similar to one another than Amharic does to Tigrinya and Oromo does to somali due to their close contact.
There is a possibility that Omotic will be displaced from the Afroasiatic language family due to cultural and small amounts of similarities with the other languages
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Central Atlas Tamazight is my language and much love to our Afro-asiatic brothers
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What kind of letters are those like my language has amharicand its unique but yours looks just somenthing from futuristic movies😂😂😂
@@alecboybuna682 it's tiffinagh. It more than likely evolved from old Phoenician just like greek letters did
Can you teach me???
@@cyrus8886 nothing to do woth phonecians .
Somali sounded the most elegant and refined, something beautiful about the language.
Maida V because it sounds ancient Egyptian. That’s why it sounds so beautiful to you
@@sarathewonderful7561 does it? How would anyone know
Maida V Bcause ubah means flower in Somali, and in anceient Egyptian in means the same thing. There is a lot of other similar words
@@sarathewonderful7561 ah ok, where did you get this information from? would be interesting to look into
Maida V It’s everywhere on UA-cam. You’ll find more information. Also there are ancient Egyptian artifacts there too.
A map should be added.
Tell me why as a Bantu speaker, I can pick up some vocabulary from Omotic, Cushitic, Chadic, Semetic and Egyptian languages?
For example
Oromo: Gara/Gala 'Stayed/lived at'
Somali: Farxad 'Happiness'
Middle Egyptian: NFR (Coptic:Nofri) 'Happiness, pleasantries'
Coptic: Nane roouhi 'Good evening'
Hebrew: Bat 'hand'
Hebrew: Issac 'he laughed'
Hebrew: kraw/Krav 'wrestle/fight'
Bantu Shona: Gara 'stay/lived'
Bantu Shona: Fara/Farai/Ndafara 'Happiness/be happy/I am pleased'
Bantu Shona: Bata 'touch/hold/grab'
Bantu Shona: Aiseka 'He laughed'
Bantu Shona: Kurowa 'to Hit/fight'
Bantu Shona: Mane rooh 'good evening'
Bantu Shona: Manguva Nane 'good morning' .
Linguists jumped the gun on analysing the interrelatedness between African languages classed as Bantu (Niger congo B) and Afroasiatic. The Sahara was a great lakes savannah before is desiccated after all.
Probably loanwords.
Somali...the most fascinating and beautiful language in Africa to me!! Fascinated by everything related to that language and to Somalia, I have no idea why.
where are you from ? do you listen to Somali music?
Very old language, it’s doesn’t use much words but it’s very poetic, elegant and catchy
i am berber and i understood tachelhit that we speak at home, tamazight that is quite similar, i picked up some words from Tarifit, and i also understood arabic perfectly
I am a C.A Tamazight speaker and it's fun how I understand what we call here Tasusit although I can't speak it
Berber: 0:02 Chadic 2:56 Cushitic 5:33 Egyptian 8:18 Omotic 8:49 Semitic 11:21
Thx bro
Afroasiatic languages sound so beautiful particularly, Afar, entire Berber branch, Tigrinya, Arabic, Egyptian-Coptic and Hebrew and of course Somali.
@TheCrazyKid1381 i agree semetic langueges sound gross, but your wrong about cushitic langueges.
@TheCrazyKid1381 amahra and tigray dont wish to be arab. The are semites. I dont see how they wish to be arab by being born semite.
Hodon Hibo Cushitic , Chadic , and Omotics are beautiful sounding languages .
@@S.F157 i agree
@TheCrazyKid1381 interesting didn't know that.
For me this was so weird, like, it sounds familiar, you can even tell one or two words in some languages, yet strange.
I know right?
Am Somali...but afar surprised me walahi... anyone afar here
War afar are scared to admit they are saying they understand Amharic, bal wax ka dheh
@@geletoz May be because they actually are. Why do you Somalis online cry day and night to be related with someone you don't ?
@@teddyissak2720 because Amharic is in a completely different language group and afar is in the same one as Somali and oromo
@@teddyissak2720 Amharic is language of dogs 😂😂 when men speak Amharic they sound like women 😂😂 go eat some more raw meat and thank Ahmed Gurey for it laangaab ass
@@abdiqafaarbashiir5672 Does that makes you feel better ? Ok, go a head bark all day
I’m Cushitic and semitic Eritrean.
And my cushitic language is called Bilen but didn’t appear in this video and the semitic one is Tigré 🇪🇷
Much love to all afro-asiatique languages
How is Bilen a " Cushitic language " It's part of Zagawe sub-family. Smh
@Yidi Guyo Yeah but what does this " Cushitic " even means, are you telling me that Agaw is closely related to Somali and Oromos ??
@Yidi Guyo no qemant is n.cushitc .
Oromo somali and sidama are e.cushitc
While s.cushitc are out of ethiopia and the horn
@@ohali5668 so your saying oromo sidama and Somali are not part of Ethiopia lmaoo
EVERY ONE IN ETHIOPIA IS CUSHITIC SOME OF US JUST SPEAK A SEMETIC LANGUAGE BUT OUR BLOOD IS CUSHITIC
As a levantine Arabic speaker I feel could pick up some Aramaic, Soqotri sounds very similar to Arabic too, although the East African Semitic languages in this video sound like they seem to have a very similar semantic in the way they’re spoken especially Tigrinya Tigré and Silt’e…modern Hebrew is a colonial Frankenstein of a language. I feel like a number of languages have been left out of this video such as Tamasheq in the Amazigh branch also Maltese and Mehri in the Semitic branch
Afar and somali is almost same without question, secondly oromo... very strange how these langauges seperated. wallahu aclam. mahadsanid.
They aren't, If they are similar then speak to me in Afar. I bet you don't know a word.
@@teddyissak2720 hhh are you afar
@@khalidjabuuti2557 I am not but i can speak Afar, I grow up with them.
@@teddyissak2720 ok where are you from
@@khalidjabuuti2557 Kobo, just few km away from zobel mt.
I love this video, they sound so similar yet so different
Crazy how similar the cushitic languages sounds
@Abdul-Rahman Ahmad sxb personally it sounds very similar to me in sound, I can hear the difference but as a Somali speaker the other cushitic languages sound similar to it
@Abdul-Rahman Ahmad and also idk about you but I’m pretty certain that it is only Waqooyi dialect of Somali that has arab influence, mudug and the other southern dialects really dont
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@@gettinmymoneyup9816 I think even southern has been compromised but mudug/central region has remained pure.
@Abdul-Rahman Ahmad no somali is one of the purest languages 💀 and no I’m not joking. The other cushitic languages are far more mixed
Being Somali I could say The Afar & Oromo languages share quite similar Words with our Somali language.
I could hear from Oromo part the word (Magaala)= city also in Somali CITY.
And Afar language I think I hear a full sentence( Illaha Leh)=God owns it ,and the word (Magacaa?)= Your name?, (anuka)=Us..etc
If am wrong Oromo and Afar bros & sis can correct me.
And also not only languag, being cushites and closely related genetically we share a lot of customs and traditions.
Hope all east/horn countries will unite. Peace
Saho and afar they close to Somali than Oromo.
@@ayahaqeel1782 I would say so, afar will confuse any somali first time..the tone, the use of grammatical structure...with oromo, we share like 45% of words.
@@ayahaqeel1782
You are ✅ right.
Megala is neither Somali or Oromo. It
s a loan word from Harlas. You are nomadic people and don't know anything about cities.
@@teddyissak2720 you don't know anything about Afaan Oromo
Wish this included more Berber/Amazigh languages like Tamasheq, Tachenwit, Mozabite
Afroasiatic,oldest continously language family that still thrive today
it also contains langs of all early civilizations and empires around Near/Mid-East.
Afroasiatic is a baseless Hypothetical phylum which have never been proven.
Around and in Africa to be polically incorrect.
As an Arab, i really liked the Tachawit and Somali!
The Somali guy is talking about being tortured 😂
@@orpheus1662 😂😂😂😂😂
Thank you we somalis speak Arabic aswell 😁
@@orpheus1662 Lol I cant laugh enough😂😂😂😂the guy's sincerely talking about the torture he had experienced.. Where can I find the full video thou? I'm curious about it lol... And their dialect sounds like they're from the Puntland provinces.
It's probably an excerpt from an interview.
@@Your__mama Who in Somalia speaks Arabic? Stop misinforming the public, compatriot.
I couldn’t find Maltese. You know Maltese is a Semitic language right?
Yes, it's very close to what we speak in algeria, I like it, it's so beautiful!
He didn't develop Arabic dialects and languages much (he put only Arabic)
Wowwww my Hausa language is so beautiful amongst. God bless Afro-Asiatic ❤
From an Arabic speaker Tigre sounds so familiar. A few words were Arabic.
كل سنة الف و عشرة
ارتريا
حارس
كلمات
قدما
مرحلة
كنت
اجتماع
حتى
عام
جراءم
بوليس
Even Soqotri and Aramaic sound super familiar.
One of the best videos on YT
Of all the languages I heard Ngas sounds to me the closest to Somali.
I can hear the Somali word for my sister "Walaashay" in what the Ngas speaker.
Can any Ngas speaker confirm or contradict this assumption?
By the way this is the first time I have ever heard of Ngas I am gone Google about it right away.
the flow of the conversation is quite similar to somali.
I'm Oromo, and i love all Cushitic languages.
Somali and Afar sound very beautiful.
But you forgot Saho and Rendille. And the Afaan Oromoo, it's not perfect. She is mixing it with English. They should use a native Oromo instead.
I agree 💯
Whoa! I understood some much Tigré. I'm Ethiopian Tigray didn't expect that.
Me too even though Arabic is the only Afro-Asiatic language that I can speak
You're ethiopian and understood Tigré... not sure what's so surprising about that?
Cushtic ❤🇸🇴Somali
Much love from Assyria to my fellow Afroasiatic people, proud to speak Aramaic!
Isaiah 19:23: In that day there will be a highway from Egypt to Assyria. The Assyrians will go to Egypt and the Egyptians to Assyria. The Egyptians and Assyrians will worship together!
Bade's very fascinating. Has quite a smooth evocative sound.
By hearing tachawit l've kinda understood where the unique morrocan accent had came from
Don't get me wrong.. It is having similar tones
Tacawit is only spoken in northeastern Algeria
@@1lyac il devait parler de l'accent berbere des Marocains en entendant une langue berbere (ici Tachawit)
Really? She sounds to me much more Iraqi, she has a thick Iraqi accent
My Oromo language is beautiful and peace to all people who speak languages that similar to my language. Naggatti.
See? Nagatti, in old somali,old nagow means be in peace lol, no one uses that word in somali any more, we used nabad now
We love oromo from 🇸🇴
Dhugaa jettee obboleettii kiyyaa ❤️💚❤️
Hausa, Ngas and somali words kind of sound close.
not even close, especially Ngas. even the way it sounds is very different. Hausa sounds a little similiar to swahili.
👑 Af-Somali 🇸🇴 , the only officially used Cushitic language.
Somalia should support all Afro-Asiatic and especially the Cushitic to save and reserve their heritage and languages.
How about Djibouti than? Somali/Afar speakers and is a pretty stable country
@Ali Ali Alu Do you mean the current political situation? That is a temporary and it shares many countries around the world. Empires rise and fall. Despite that our Somali identity, language and culture have reached and are celebrated in far corners of the world.
@Ali Ali Alu I get you but resilient has been our strength. Better times are a head.
@Ali Ali Alu Waa ogahay in aan ku fashilmanay oo anaga subab u nahay dhibka wadeenkeena iyo dibadaba nagu kaheysato. Su'aasha waxay tahay ? Ma kula quman tahay in aan ajnabiga diciifnimadeena u soo badhigno? Aniga ilama fiicna sababtoo ah cadowgeena ayaan u sahleynaa in ay naga faaideystaan. Jiilka cusub aan ka rajo qabaa anigoo dhinacyo badan ka fiiriyey markaan isbarbar dhigey jiilka hada jooga oo wadankeenii qaska ku haayo. Jiilka u dhexeeya 0 ilaa 35 sano waxay soo mareen, silic, qaxootinimo iyo dhib taas ayaa fahamsiinaysa in ay danta guud ka hormariyaan danta shakhsi fahmi karana muhiimada ay leedahay in aad heritage ka soo jeedo. Qaar badan oo halaabey way jiraan laakiin badankooda rajo ayey leeyihiin. Wadankee joogtaa?
@Ali Ali Alu Anigoo yar ayaan somaliya ka soo tagey hadana waxaan xooga saarey in aan afsomaligeyga iga dhumin. Younger generation is the hope both at home and diaspora but they should make an effort to learn their history and language in order to be strong leaders.
Tachawit 😘😍 this is my native language ...vive imazighen💪♓
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@@salimcharikh6238 آزول ا يوما
@@aladdinchaoui5307 neki da9vayli usighed si vgayet
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@@aladdinchaoui5307 بس العفو شنو هاي اللغة ؟
All the love for all of these languages ❤ now I realized that some point we are all families
I am Tunisian and some words of Tachawit sounded familiar to me.
عاون و مزيان و عباد هذا يلي فهمته انا مش تونسي ولا من شمال افريقيا بس تعلمت اللهجة التونسية " و نحكي فيها بشكل باهي احسن من التوانسا الكل" 😂
Tunisians are chaouia by origin
@@zenata6179 je dirais plus nefzawa et certains plus au nord Ketama mais a l'ouest Ichawiyen oui
@@Amazigh_d_Amurakuch not all tunisians are chaouia right you are right there are also many nefzaoua in tunisia but the west of tunes is of chaoui origin but kutuma in tunisia does that exist? I only thought in Morocco and Kabylie
@@zenata6179 yes there are Ketama in North West of Tunisia
I'm Somali and my language is beautiful. Afar had me cracking. Very close to Somali. He talks about his religion, name and says he doesn't know something, I think he also says camels. Btw no Saho that is the most similar language to Somali and Afar.
I speak Somali, Arabic, Amharic, Oromo, Swahili, English and Spanish.
@@Unknownengrossingfacts even Saho is more closed to Somali. It's unbelievable.
Nice
Wow that’s so many languages
Cool Brotha yes somali language is very close to Afar language but saho sounds more to Afar we have almost the same traditional dance. We been living together for long time.
@Anis Mohamed-Burhan exactly
As a Somali speaker, I picked up a few words in Afar very easily.
I Love afroasiatic langages, I love Hausa Language , I am from Sudan
We love you too bro
@@HamzaIbrahimKutumbi-y6j are you Hausa?
Afar sounds closest to Somali when you compare other cushitic languages branch. I am Somali and I understood the Afar 70%. It is about religion.
Randille is most closest to Somali language.
Diini Ahmed proof
@Abdul-Rahman Ahmad I understood something’s from the Oromo and Afar but nothing from Hebrew idk what ur talking about lol
70 % ohh Don't teII straight out Iies Please, you can't even tell 5 percent of it.
@@teddyissak2720 umm i can and im from somaliland afar and oromo are somalis brothers and sisters we are the originals unlike your people go back to yemen.
The most ancient human peoples in the world, it's sad to see that some of those languages are now gone or near extinction like Coptic or Assyrian
i understand Tarifit 100%, Tachawit 65%, Tamazight 25%, Tabyle 14% and Tachelhit 1%.
Kamwe was just so refreshing to listen to
To me, as a non-speaker, it sounds more like Korean.
Somalia ♥♥♥♥
The only nice sounding one
Lol lel stop ✋🏿 just stop 🛑 🙄😂😂
Af Somali!!
Unfortunately you forgot to add in your description that there is actually a sixth branch of the Afro-Asiatic languages called Chadic spoken in Northern Nigeria and around the Lake Chad Basin....
I noticed some French pronunciation in some of this languages, maybe colonial times affected how these languages are pronounced today?
No ot didn't
@@ludbamaha3406 yes, there are carabic words, Persian, Indian, English, French for afar and housas, carabic in somali listen close
@@geletoz there is no arabic in somali
I’m somali & I didn’t understand oromo one words because they talk to fast
Me too
Magalo
1 Tarifit
2 Hausa
3 Kafa
4 Ngas
5 Hebrew
I understand
Somali 100%
Afar 45%
Oromo 30%
Tigre 5%
Amharic 0.0000001%
Others 0%
11:22 crazy how even though she is speaking standard Arabic, you can tell right away she is Moroccan from how she pronounces her letters.
I don’t think so
I actually understand all the Cushitic languages, but Hadiyya, Bedawi and Sidamo only like a little bit
Bro i think Afar and somali they sound similar
They don't
Seems Hausa is the best. Sounds sonorously clear
Yeah, I'm Hausa speaker i can assure that in Hausa language you don't stress your tongue and lips in speaking like in Swahili language.
Afar ♥️🇩🇯
SOMALI
Lady:
iin marka sidad ii sheegtay
Qof dhalin yara (rephrases herself)
Qof yar ayad ahed
iin marka bal ka waran,
shaqsi ahan side
dhibaatada sedad iga sheekaysay
Een aad dareentay?
Like you told me that you were teenage person
Young person
How did the problems you told me about personally made you feel?
Somali is easy especially if you speak Arabic, Saho, and Afar.
It's basically bit of everything.
For example in the Arabic audio trailing Cushitics, Somali has mustamac and siyasad (siyasa)
agenda/policy and politics.
Yeah we were the last to borrow from them...it used to be the otherwise around...since Islam, it was their words we were obsorbing
And Harargee dialect of Oromo. I have a friend who is Harargee Oromo born and raised in Jijjiga and she says they mix with Somali and Arabic.
We say ''siyaasa'' too for ''politics''
@@fatim9621they don’t mix with Somali it’s the other way around Hararghes influenced Somalis in that area and they mix Somali and Afan Oromo
Afro-Asiatic languages also have Chadic which you did not add, and there are hundreds of Chadic languages
He added alot
Afro-Asiatic language doesn't exist, It's Pseudo-scientific classification.
Why don't they show other Somali languages that are less known like Digil and Mirif? I was next to someone speaking that language and the whole time I wondered what language it was. I knew it was not Arabic or any Ethiopian language and the woman had just moves from Somalia. I asked her afternshe finshed her phome.call and told me.she spoke Somali. I then asked why I did not catch a word. She said it was because she spoke Digil&Mirif! 😳
There is also another language called Maay/Maymay language.
But Somalis make you believe there is only one language but I think most do not know.
It is not a separate language but a dialect of Somali. The standard Somali speakers can understand.
I think they have the same root because I catch myself understanding them. Af maay maay for example, I thought the person was speaking broken maxaa mixed with something else.
Maybe you didn’t study the Somali language or lived in the south.
Lol, maay is a Somali dialect...they don't pronounce X and we do that is the only difference..
They don't show different dialects. They just choose one of them.
I think each language should be given 5 minutes then there will a lot of similarities and speak slowly am somali and afar is almost like somali oromo close
Somali sidamo afar and ormo are almost
You miss Gurage language!
Silte is a dialect of Gurage
EXTINCT
4:13 Mwaghavul sound is like Thai,Vietnam, Cambodia language... could it be ancestor of Thai, Vietnam,cambodia?
You forgot to put Mehri and harari guage and argobba in the semitic categori.
Thank u so much for this
Lol 😅 why does Coptic sound like Russian, Hebrew like Portuguese and Sidamo like Italian?
I believe this am somali and understood the oromo and afar and some of others so much sounded like arabic
most of them talk about religion, comunication / community, politics and knowledge
Why is Sidamo sounding like Italian 😅
Where is Syriac???
I liked tamazight and tachelhit of all African languages...
wolayta is my language from southern ethiopia
What was the closest language to your language, listen like 5 times and repeat
they are not saying the same thing; if they were, it would have helped to distinguish them and to even see their similarities.
Afar is pretty similar to Somali, interesting.
A question for the Somalis: How much of the Bedawi did you understand
Nothing at all. I think Bedawi is closer to Agaw Cushitics
I am assuming 0%
@@Hawd No Bedawi is close to Tigre than it is to Agaw.
@@teddyissak2720 incorrect, Bedawi and Agaw are both cushitic, whereas Tigre is a South Semitic language
@@SA-oq5lz I don't know who classfied them like that But Tebedawit don't share anything with Agaw language. It share many vocabularies with Tigre as majority of Bejas(Beni Amirs) are fluent in both lanaguge.
Oromo and Sidamo are similar
i have come to understand that the only difference between amharic and tigregha is their grammar with a little bit of vocabulary,i entirely get the message of the tigregha news as if it was spoken in amharic
Agew is the backbone of amharic tigray and tigre. Sentence structure and Basic words for farming and body parts come from Agew. other sentence rules and words for business came from the Semitic mix .Example of how a cushitic and semitic language mix.
Ethiopian and Eritrean semitic languages are a unique blend of culture and genetics.
@@Zeyede_Seyum as a tigrayan person I agree with you
@@tewekdenahom485 No you are not. You are both Jamaican / Raftafarians commenting on every Ethiopian related Videos. You can fool others but not me.
@@tewekdenahom485 you must be out of your dam mind you mean beja is the back bone
@@Zeyede_Seyum
you ain't semitc you are black African who just hate who you're
Gamo, Gofa, Dawuro and Wolayta all speak the same language. They are just different dialects.
@ሐበሻ tanks to melles the evil look to where it take us
TPLF divided us.
@@Amharizz And now they are dead
@@Amharizz Divided Us ??? What do you mean. You people are cIearly DeIusional. You think TPLF created an entire new languages so you can't Understand each other. Lmao.
No they don't speak the same language. Infact it's hard for them to Understand each other. You can't go to far to say they are Dialects.
As a Somali I love the Amhara Oromo Sidamo and afar language I didn’t really like the North African ones
Your junta not somali
Omg the afar language sounds like somalia language amazing.
They are our brothers thats why
Magacaa, Nux kuten. kulaha 🤣🤣🤣
but you know Sounding does not necessarily mean intelligible right ???
@@teddyissak2720 bro, why are you at war with the name somali? How did we hurt you? Forcing your ancestors to eat raw meat is the past, with your Greek name, you know well I can put you where you belong, behind the mountains and awasha river stay put cannibal
@@geletoz ow....spooky, you are one meathead KB warrior aren't you ?
No you had never done anything. And I am sure you can't do it now either. Tired of saying this again and again "Ahmed alghazi" was a Harari. >>> HARARI !!!! Get it ? Hararis are NOT Somalis.
Can you make a sound of romance languages? Then, Caucasian languages please?
keep safe all these family language and its people langauge without people is a dead language. afkeena hooyo waa inaad nafta u hurta ama waa dhiminaya. mahadsanid.
#SOOMAALO❤️🇸🇴🕋❤️
Where is Maltese?
Sorry i forgot to put it
you should remove the echo
Hi, despite being non arabic, i discovred that arabic is the best language in the world, you can discover that in loking at multilanguage persons, they like it, it have an amaizing pronanciation and meanings, and its so bref.
My language is Tachelhit.
Matthew Tenorio_3200654 yes Assyrian is cool, but really hard to learn. In syria there are still a few people who know it
Arabic sounds nice bc we are familiar with the language,.
@@xaasiyohooyoali5130 bingo. If you are familiar with a language most people will say it sounds better. for me whenever I hear Arabic, it catches my attention quick. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and is very much depends on the person. What is ugly to one person is nice sounding to another.
Every language is beautiful. Arabic is especially related to the Koran and Islam, that's why everyone interested in the Islamic culture tries to study it and finnally loves it. Same for Hebrew with Jewish culture.
@@003mohamud It depends on the accent, the Egyptian Iraqi or Yemeni accents could never sound nice. The Damascus accent, wow, that's the best accent and most poetic one in Arabic.
It's all about the accent, you can make every language sound beautiful by adopting to a good accent. The خ غ ض ق can never sound smooth and nice, just listen to some one speaking French or Hebrew where they use the letters of خ and غ frequently and see how horrible it sounds, and also that's the reason why Damascus people eliminated most of those letters thus getting a smooth poetic sexy accent. I could listen to someone from Damascus speak for hours and enjoy the accent, I've a Syrian male friend and it's just a whole different experience listening him speak, I'll never tell him that I like his accent but I just let him speak for hours even when there's nothing important to he spoken about lol hahahah. If he discovers this he may stop speaking with me lol.
Same thing goes for the Somali accents, I can't bear listening to someone from Somaliland for a minute, but could have listened someone from Puntland (excluding Galkacyo) or Muqdisho speak for hours, their accents are just sexy and beautiful. I can't bear hearing the Egyptian accent and the Khaliji ones as well, I've a roommate from Egypt thou, I would exchange him with a Syrian one lol.
did you put Netanyahu in Hebrew????
Strange but Amharic (Semitic), Oromo (Cushitic), and Wolayta (Omotic) sound very clear like English. The words in a sentence are distinctly different and zero nasal/throat sounds involved. Almost as if all language in each family came out of them. Just a layman’s observation or hearing as in this case.
Language experts need to look into this but no wonder these three amazing Ethiopian languages (Oromo is spoken in Kenya too) are spoken by ppl outside the native speakers. I.e, they are non-native speaker friendly. Easy to learn and widely spoken by other groups in the region.
Nope they sound nothing like English
Amharic and oromo influenced each other so they sound more similar to one another than Amharic does to Tigrinya and Oromo does to somali due to their close contact.
Tigrinya ♥️ Coptic ♥️ Arabic ♥️ Amharic ♥️ Tigrè ♥️ Hebrew ♥️ Aramaic ♥️
There is a possibility that Omotic will be displaced from the Afroasiatic language family due to cultural and small amounts of similarities with the other languages
Is afar boy said what is your name then noah ?
Ahamaric languageeeee gang
I feel like going back in time listening to Ancient Time of Pharaohs…..
👍👍👍👍 very good 🌍
im losing my tigrinya, i barely understood her talking lol
Me too, I felt they picked the wrong speaker
@Yidi Guyo Idk if you meant that to me, but I am a Tigrinya speaker.
The first 2 remind me of the dothraki language idk why, but they sound so pretty
Am afar and proud of my language
Tarifit
Shilha
Zenaga
Kabyle
Tuareg
Guanche
Hausa
Ngas
Kamwe
Somrai
Bade
Afar
Somali
Oromo
Sidamo
Hadiyya
Iraqw
Xamtanga
Ancient Egyptian
Coptic
Chaldean
Aramaic
Turoyo
Akkadian
Ge'ez
Tigrinya
Amharic
Maltese
Arabic
Chaha
Qatabanic
Ugaritic
Punic
Hebrew
Soqotri
Bench
Gamo-Gofa-Damo
Bambassi
Kafa
Wolaytta
Aari
Shawiya
Riffian
Kabyle
Tamazight
Shilha
Tuareg
Hausa
Ngas
Kamwe
Mwaghavul
Somrai
Bade
Somali
Oromo
Sidamo
Afar
Bedawi
Hadiyya
Coptic
Bambassi
Wolaytta
Aari
Bench
Koorete
Kafa
Arabic
Amharic
Tigrinya
Chaha
Ugaritic
Hebrew
Maltese
Akkadian
Aramaic
Amharic and arabic
tamazight 100% taclhit 95% tarifit and tacawit 90% taqbqylit 80%
Are these the language that cleopatra speaks?
As prostitute she managed to learn egyptian.