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"Mdw Ntr"
No vowels
Western thought would pronounce it
Medew Netcher
That is not how it is transliterated
I have given you the language several times now
"Mdw Ntr"
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So you're referring to a written language, correct?
Arabic writing doesn't have vowels either. The spoken language, like all spoken languages, still has vowels.
This is the misinformation I'm talking about and
why I take issue with IPA when they try to put their
logic onto language they don't understand
Note how IPA puts vowels into the sentence structure
when there are no vowels in the original language.
Its like trying to get a mule to stop running through barbwire
They will never "get it" until they look at it from the perspective
of the culture it comes from versus trying to mold it into their own
world view.
Its like pulling teeth
I honestly tire of it.
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Not trying to be an asshole, but there's a lot of stuff about language you clearly don't understand.
Yes written
You/We (Modern people) know the language as "Egyptian Heiroglyphs"
However that is a "Greek Term"
The actual language is Mdw Ntr which is thousands of years
before the Greeks encountered Kmt/Egypt
Kmt = Kemet.
Kemet = Egypt ( A Greek Term)
Again they had now vowels
Kemetians or the "Rmtch" (how they referred to themselves)
called their language "Mdw Ntr" not Egyptian Heiroglyphys
Mdw= Writings or Sounds
Ntr = Nature
Its a hard concept (especially trying to convey on a forum)
to illustrate.
Similar to Native Americans having words that had no translation in English
The term and concept simply does not exist in English
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Yeah I was referring to spoken language. All spoken languages have vowels. Not all written languages use vowels.
Blanket statements like "the language had no vowels" not only crucially fail to distinguish spoken and written language, they also display your ignorance on the topic quite a bit.
And I say that respectfully. If you weren't a nice guy I probably would have called you a retard and told you to fuck off like 10 posts ago.
I understand language fine.
I've demonstrated my command of Mdw Ntr.
You seem to only understand language in the narrow view of modern
western thought and are confused when presented with the concepts of
language outside of that sphere.
Show me modern vowels in Mdw Ntr??
Do you command the language?
Can you transliterate any of this text?
If you can't then maybe have an open mind to someone
who has studied it for years and can transliterate it, instead
of trying to place Latin concepts onto a language that preceded it
by thousands of years.
Just as I would not try to impose my thoughts upon Germanic languages
They aren't my area of expertise. There are people that simply know better
and more then I do with those languages and I defer to them.
However you have not demonstrated that you have a commad
of Mdw Ntr so maybe look into the concepts I'm presenting here
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The spoken language had a 3-vowel system of [a i u] as transcribed by IPA.
I will just leave you with a point I made before - all spoken languages have vowels. Not all written languages have letters/symbols for vowels.
It's honestly not worth discussing with you any further than that because you lack the requisite linguistic knowledge.
You keep referencing IPA...
I'm speaking of languages that predate IPA by
8,000 years and more man.
Youre killing me here bro
If only we had a language expert that spoke 8 different languages..
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Hieroglyphic Vowels | Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphics
Before you start to learn any hieroglyphs you first need to understand that when writing, the Egyptians didn’t actually write vowels. Vowels, (A, E, I, O and U) help to “stick” words together, and make pronouncing them easy. Its likely that the Egyptians simply added the vowels when inscriptions ...
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I didn’t read this but I hope it starts a fiiiiteHieroglyphic Vowels | Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphics
Before you start to learn any hieroglyphs you first need to understand that when writing, the Egyptians didn’t actually write vowels. Vowels, (A, E, I, O and U) help to “stick” words together, and make pronouncing them easy. Its likely that the Egyptians simply added the vowels when inscriptions ...
LOL
I'm working on a transliteration of the Pyramid texts that
is kinda saying "send nudes".
You just made me spit up my orange juice
Note taken.
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Many languages predate IPA. That is completely irrelevant.
All spoken languages have vowel sounds. They are the core element of spoken language, and without them spoken language would not exist.
I understand that you're too retarded to realize there's a difference between spoken and written language.
Now run along and lick some glass.
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Yep. The Remetch or should I say "Rmtch" (People of ancient Kmt) orHieroglyphic Vowels | Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphics
Before you start to learn any hieroglyphs you first need to understand that when writing, the Egyptians didn’t actually write vowels. Vowels, (A, E, I, O and U) help to “stick” words together, and make pronouncing them easy. Its likely that the Egyptians simply added the vowels when inscriptions ...
should I say Kemet... had no vowels.
In order to transliterate any of their writings we have to "interject vowels"
to make the shit sound right in our modern minds.
The God "Amn" for example...
We know it as "Amen" said after prayer
However the people of Kmt simply called him "Amn" AKA "The Hidden One"
Which I find funny as hell cuz most religifreaks and
bible thumpers always Say... Amen to this and Amen
to that!
....With zero clue where it comes from
They are literally calling upon the Hidden One AKA "Amn"
from the 18th Dynasy of Egyptian/ Kmt Gods