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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Clyde Winters: [QB] [QUOTE]Originally posted by LEDAMA: [qb] [QUOTE]Ancient Egyptian language is part of the Afrasian or Afroasiatic group which has its origins in Africa, and together with other archaeological evidence firmly makes it an African culture. Acording to mainstream research: QUOTE(s): [/QUOTE]This lie has got to stop,the ancient egyptian hieroglyphic was south-nilotic(proto-kalenjin),demotic and meroitic was proto-bantu(meru),Hieratic was volta-congo(yoruba). somali and oromo are basically mixture of kalenjin and semitic languages. e.g oromo,somali and kalenjin call rain ROP,call palm tree SOSIOT,all have kalenjin ssrnames like KOROS,TALAM,SALAT e.t.c.all have feminine gender prefix t,all these languages use kalenjin upper numerals,BUT somali and oromo are afro-asiatic cushitic because they elements of semitic.NOTE;there is no element of semitic or indo-european in ancient egyptian. afro-asiatic urheimat is accad and sumeria.these populations esp cushitic and ethiopian semitic entered africa via the horn of africa and yemen route,chadic entered africa by sea via libya and cathage,phoenician mixed with bantu and nilotic produced amazigh. YES fleeing negroes is a fact,yes negroes fled the north of africa,they fled from constant war(assyrian,babylonian,greek,roman,arab invasions) and famine [/qb][/QUOTE]I disagree. There is no such thing as Afro-Asiatic. Egyptian was a lingua franca invenbted to unite the various nationalities that made up ancient Egypt. The Akkadian and Geez languages are related. The Akkadians migrated from Africa into Mesopotamia where they defeated the Sumerians who were Kushites. The Sumerian language is related to the Dravidian-Niger-Congo group. The Kalenjin are no more related to the Egyptians, then the Wolof, Mande and Bantu. All of these languages are related to Egyptian because Egyptian was a lingua franca that included many linguistic elements and shared vocabulary items from the diverse Ethnic groups that made up ancient Egypt. The Semitic languages are African languages as well. At the base of most Semitic languages you find an African root. Hebrew , due to interactions with the People of the Sea, Gutians and other Turkic and Indo-European speakers does have elements of I-E origin. . . [/QB][/QUOTE]
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