This is a video of pro Assad forces during battle...At 2:30 the guy filming talks to fighter in a language that sounds like Persian or it may be Kurdish, can anyone pinpoint the language that is spoken. Because if its Persian then that may be a obvious sign perhaps there are Iranians inside Syria helping the regime.
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What Language Are They Speaking?
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, Jun 21 2012 04:54 AM
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Posted 21 June 2012 - 08:02 AM
I heard the one guy say shinu ya'ani, my husband's Iraqi and that sounds like a Iraqi/khaliji type accent, not sure which gulf country they are exactly from though, hope I helped...
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Posted 21 June 2012 - 08:22 AM
i think its kurdi .... he is saying wara wara which means go go
also in syria some people speak arami ( the language of jesus )
also some assyrians ,,, the assyria is derived from syria (sourayah) and in english the language is syriac one of the oldest langauges
also in syria some people speak arami ( the language of jesus )
also some assyrians ,,, the assyria is derived from syria (sourayah) and in english the language is syriac one of the oldest langauges
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Posted 21 June 2012 - 10:34 AM
alimohamad40, on 21 June 2012 - 08:22 AM, said:
i think its kurdi .... he is saying wara wara which means go go
also in syria some people speak arami ( the language of jesus )
also some assyrians ,,, the assyria is derived from syria (sourayah) and in english the language is syriac one of the oldest langauges
also in syria some people speak arami ( the language of jesus )
also some assyrians ,,, the assyria is derived from syria (sourayah) and in english the language is syriac one of the oldest langauges
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Posted 21 June 2012 - 03:14 PM
It sounds like Iraqi Kurdish but I also heard "shino ya3ni" so I am not 100 percent sure. They might be a mixed gathering? The quality isn't that great.
Edit: Do you know anything about the setting/region? That might help. It might be an obsolete language spoken by a minority group?
Edit: Do you know anything about the setting/region? That might help. It might be an obsolete language spoken by a minority group?
Edited by Zahratul_Islam, 21 June 2012 - 03:21 PM.
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Posted 21 June 2012 - 05:06 PM
They may be speaking in any coded language. Language they develop for themselves in military.
Today Armies use all sort of these things. At least I would have used this technique, if I were an army instructor.
Today Armies use all sort of these things. At least I would have used this technique, if I were an army instructor.
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Posted 21 June 2012 - 09:23 PM
It's NOT Farsi.
"one amongst you believes (truly) till one likes for his brother or for his neighbour that which he loves for himself." Prophet Muhammad (saw)
Imam Ali (as) on the Prophet Muhammad(saw): Fear Allah, to your affairs in order, and maintain good relations amongst yourselves for I have heard the Prophet (saw)say "Improvement of mutual differences is better than general praying and fasting".
Hova Aziz:
www.shaheedfoundation.org
Imam Ali (as) on the Prophet Muhammad(saw): Fear Allah, to your affairs in order, and maintain good relations amongst yourselves for I have heard the Prophet (saw)say "Improvement of mutual differences is better than general praying and fasting".
Hova Aziz:
www.shaheedfoundation.org
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Posted 21 June 2012 - 09:30 PM
So its deffinetly not farsi, So it must be Kurdish, Its funny how the zio-salafi supporters are running around reposting this video on youtube as undeniable evidence that Iranian fighters are in Syria helping the army, actually this video is a double blow to them because it prooves that their are kurds that are not supporting the rebellion as they want us to believe most Kurds oppose Al assad.
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Posted 22 June 2012 - 12:29 PM
Its Cantonese and the guy asked: "What did you had for dinner" the other replied "I Dont know what did you had for dinner" the first one replied: "I asked you first"
/win
/win
Ya Ali tera haseen naam bhala lagta hai
Teri nisbat say ye Islam bhala lagta hai
Log kehtay hain teray ishq mein kafir mujh ko
Meray dil ko ye ilzam bhala lagta hai
Teri nisbat say ye Islam bhala lagta hai
Log kehtay hain teray ishq mein kafir mujh ko
Meray dil ko ye ilzam bhala lagta hai
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