What does this language sounds like to you?(it isnt pashto)

[ImHere]

What you think?

 

[Ezio1]

It sounds like some type of Indo-European origin language. To me, it sounds like a Slavic language mix with Arabic or something. But I know it's not Arabic neither Slavic of course. But some Iranian language I think.

 

[Ezio1]

@vengeance @IberoTarasco

 

[Kurdquistador]

it sounds like a mix of kurdish and some indian language

and the people look like a tajik + north indian mix

 

[ImHere]

It sounds like some type of Indo-European origin language. To me, it sounds like a Slavic language mix with Arabic or something. But I know it's not Arabic neither Slavic of course. But some Iranian language I think.

Its funny. Another one to think some language of AFG sounds sort of slavic.
Either way, it isnt "iranian". Its a language of east AFG called "Pashai".

You didnt give your opinion about this language though. What about this one?

What does this language sound like to you?

What do you think, when you hear this language? Which other languages does this one remind you about? edit: i now added a third video. third link contains two videos. play bottom video instead. the one where the talibani breaks the alcohol

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[ImHere]

it sounds like a mix of kurdish and some indian language

and the people look like a tajik + north indian mix

That's interesting, because its a non-iranic language of east AFG called "pashai". It does have some persian influence, and more so pashto influence.

What you think about this language?

What does this language sound like to you?

What do you think, when you hear this language? Which other languages does this one remind you about? edit: i now added a third video. third link contains two videos. play bottom video instead. the one where the talibani breaks the alcohol

www.anthroworldforum.com

 

[Turkic Warrior]

English

 

[ImHere]

Hey, Tiglat, what do you think about this language?

@Tiglat pileser

 

[idklolimo]

Hey Tiglat, bu dil hakkında ne düşünüyorsun?

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Pashto and Beluch are close to Kurdish.

 

[ImHere]

Pashto and Beluch are close to Kurdish.

That wasnt pashto though. It was pashai, a non-iranian language(though it does have some pashto and persian influence, moreso pashto)

This is pashto:

What does this language sound like to you?

What do you think, when you hear this language? Which other languages does this one remind you about? edit: i now added a third video. third link contains two videos. play bottom video instead. the one where the talibani breaks the alcohol

www.anthroworldforum.com