Petros Agapetos
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In the first a few second, it sounds like combination of Arabic & Russian
I thought pronunciation was like cross of Arabic and Turkish.
Not knowing these languages completely I can only judge by general melody and standing out features of pronunciation. For that reason Georgian sound to me more like slavic.To be honest to me it always sounded like a mix of Georgian with some Indo_Aryan language. Especially the abrupt endig sounds/words.
I don't feel anything Arabic about it.
Not knowing these languages completely I can only judge by general melody and standing out features of pronunciation. For that reason Georgian sound to me more like slavic.
Arabic.
You must renew the language by removing pre-IE, caucasian
and arabic words replacing them by european words :innocent:
Arabic.
You must renew the language by removing pre-IE, caucasian
and arabic words replacing them by european words :innocent:
In the first a few second, it sounds like combination of Arabic & Russian
Interesting,
Thanks for your opinion, I was curious what Turks thought about our language, but both of the languages you listed are light years away from Armenian, the way I see it.
Arabic is a Southern Semitic language and stems from the Arabian peninsula, while Armenian comes from the Armenian highlands: East Anatolia, Caucasus, Northern Mesopotamia, and is an independent branch of the Indoeuropean language family.
Arabic has throat sounds like 'q' and 'ayin', that Indoeuropean languages, like Armenian, lack. Arabic also has glottal stops, which sound like interruptions in speech. These stops are symbolized by the letter 'alif'.
To me, Russian sounds incredibly different from Armenian. To Russians, our language sounds "ethnic".
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