How did the ancient Sumerian language sound like?

How did the ancient Sumerian language sounded like?




Could there be any modern languages related to Sumerian?

The Turkish language


The Sami language

a reply to: ancienthistorian
A few years back on ATS, I saw the suggestion that the Sumerian language was related to Hungarian. The theory was that the Magyars were a Sumerian colony (though I don't think this necessarily follows).
I don't know these languages, so i can't comment.

a reply to: ancienthistorian

I believe that Sumerians lived in one place, while the Turks and the Sami were nomadic and moved with seasons..
If they share a common language? Im gonna say, its more likely the Merchants developed their own bartering language like yiddish..

a reply to: DISRAELI

Hungarians claimed a lot lately, i believe its almost like the afrocentric agenda going on..
Look for a common ancestrial language, and you will find that the common trait is the indian language due to their practices of bartering and raising neolithic societies..

Maybe it sounded like Yiddish? OY!

a reply to: HUMBLEONE

I am gonna go with you, like a mixed breed.. Not a clean language..

I think some of this is covered in Prometheus. The language instructor in the film is the actual research professor in real life. Great flick.

a reply to: FlyingFox

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originally posted by: 23432

Quite nice to listen to...thanks for that.