I agree with Emanuel. The guttural sounds make me think of Arabic but something makes me think of some sort of Iranian language as well as possibly Caucasian.
Agreed. Especially with all the “łw” clusters, I’m leaning Northwest Caucasian. My tentative guess is 阿巴扎语 just because it sounds a bit like a song I’ve heard in that language.
Geographically speaking, we are in Dagestan, NE Caucasus, Russia, with dozens of languages spoken there. I don’t think the language is Turkic or Iranian, so I am leaning towards something NE Caucasian.
I think this language contains some Arabic loanwords. Perhaps it’s Caucasian or, less likely, Turkic.
I agree with Emanuel. The guttural sounds make me think of Arabic but something makes me think of some sort of Iranian language as well as possibly Caucasian.
Agreed. Especially with all the “łw” clusters, I’m leaning Northwest Caucasian. My tentative guess is 阿巴扎语 just because it sounds a bit like a song I’ve heard in that language.
Geographically speaking, we are in Dagestan, NE Caucasus, Russia, with dozens of languages spoken there. I don’t think the language is Turkic or Iranian, so I am leaning towards something NE Caucasian.
