You are right, if you go to twitter and Reddit many East Africans are taking an interest in dna and genetics, we
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Wallahi, I really need to see how feasible it is to self-teach myself comparative linguistics. I'm seriously dying at the idea that the dictionaries and books on these languages are just sitting there but I lack the training to properly study them. Look at the wild shit linguists start to notice when they really look, for example:
Possible Linguistic Evidence for Egyptian’s Arrival from the West and Subsequent Absorption of Cushitic Speakers: A Tentative Reconstruction within Afroasiatic, Based on a Reanalysis of Ancient Egyptian for Auxiliary Verbs
This blogpost is part of an ongoing research project reanalyzing Ancient Egyptian for auxiliary verbs. It expands on ideas presented at the ...
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Imagine a group of Somalis really deeply studying Cushitic, Semitic, Nilo-Saharan and Egyptian linguistics to the extent they often do with DNA and history subjects. Breakthroughs would be hit on a monthly...
Exactly and not just linguistics i wanted comparative folkloristics done as well. Somali poetry is a goldmine for all sorts of folkloric and myths knowledge with preislamic roots. Stuff like the serpent with jewwel crown or that one folktale where fate takes the form of a snake. Could tell us so much about their worldview .Wallahi, I really need to see how feasible it is to self-teach myself comparative linguistics. I'm seriously dying at the idea that the dictionaries and books on these languages are just sitting there but I lack the training to properly study them. Look at the wild shit linguists start to notice when they really look, for example:
Possible Linguistic Evidence for Egyptian’s Arrival from the West and Subsequent Absorption of Cushitic Speakers: A Tentative Reconstruction within Afroasiatic, Based on a Reanalysis of Ancient Egyptian for Auxiliary Verbs
This blogpost is part of an ongoing research project reanalyzing Ancient Egyptian for auxiliary verbs. It expands on ideas presented at the ...
Imagine a group of Somalis really deeply studying Cushitic, Semitic, Nilo-Saharan and Egyptian linguistics to the extent they often do with DNA and history subjects. Breakthroughs would be hit on a monthly...
What's crazy is that all it takes is one person to look into it. I mean when I started looking into somali history online in 2017. There was basically 0 info. But fast foward 6 years later and look at how much there is and how widespread it is.
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