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Originally Posted by ila
Okay, sesame it's time to revive this thread.
Aramaic is a Semitic language that was thought to be the language that Jesus spoke. Aramaic belongs to the Canaanite languages which is includes Hebrew and Arabic. It is still spoken by small groups of Christians, Jews, and Arabs in the Middle East. If I'm not mistaken the alphabet used in Aramaic is the forerunner of the Hebrew alphabet.
This information is easily verifiable if one does an internet search. I did not however, do a search for any of this information. What I wrote is all from knowledge I have picked up over the years as well as my travels in the Middle East.
Now, sesame I asked you to challenge me. Ask me something that I will at least have to do a search on.
While you are trying to think of something I have several questions for you.
1. How many languages are in common use in the country of China (dialects excluded)?
2. What is the main language of China?
3. How did the main language of China become the main language?
4. How much influence did the Mongol language of Ghengis Khan have on the Chinese languages?
I look forward to your report, sesame. (BTW I don't know the answers to any of the questions that I posed)
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Yeah, ha ha
Ila, you little turtle, it took you
one whole year to answer my question. So, I will answer your 4 questions within the upcoming four years. Until then, rest in peace.
