Skrjoo mar Friesk

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Joens fief maaje wie-uh der sammar un fljermoeske boppe uus strutte. Ik tocht: ,,Wat is frijhijt un riek bussit. San dierke kin olle kònten uut, soender dot immen sait dot soks net mai”.

Os jo no tinke: ,,Wat is dit voar un briek taaltsje”, don ha jo un punt, mar os jo ut loet-op lèèze folt it wol wot ta.

Lês fierder by Hans Veenstra op de Jouster Courant

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Poppoadium

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Jo wite wol hoe’t jo dy o yn pop útsprekke moatte? It is oan de stavering min te sjen mar ik wit tafallich dat it mei o fan top moat en net mei de o fan tobbe. Se soene der ris wat oan dwaan moatte mei in streekje of in dakje of sokssawat.

Lês fierder by DaamLês fierder

Linguists identify 15,000-year-old ‘ultraconserved words’

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You, hear me! Give this fire to that old man. Pull the black worm off the bark and give it to the mother. And no spitting in the ashes!

It’s an odd little speech. But if you went back 15,000 years and spoke these words to hunter-gatherers in Asia in any one of hundreds of modern languages, there is a chance they would understand at least some of what you were saying.

Lês fierder by The Washington PostLês fierder