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Languages Lost to Time by Li Haidong Singapore

Li Haidong from Bounty Resources Armenia ltd is explaining you about the Top Five Languages Lost to Time. Li Haidong Singapore believes Languages plays an important role in a human being’s life.

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Languages Lost to Time by Li Haidong Singapore

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  1. Top Five Languages Lost to Time By: Li Haidong

  2. The Huns never really bothered about preserving their language in the form of scripts or texts, but what is known about this language is that a lot of words in the Hunnic language has been taken from Roman scholars, yet due to the very few inscriptions and evidence of this language left, experts are still trying to reconstruct words and alphabets in Hunnic. 1: Hunnic bounty resources armenia ltd

  3. The Dacian language which is known to have been extinct since the 6th or 7th century, it was spoken by people living in Dacia, the modern day Romania. Only one inscription in the Dacian language survives, thus making it difficult for experts to decipher and translate the language, the Dacian is said to have its links with Indo-European languages, and is considered to be a dead branch in languages. 2: Dacian Li Haidong singapore

  4. The Eteocretan language is considered a Linear A language developed by the Minoans of Crete, an island in present day Greece. This language along with being Linear A is also written by the people having the knowledge of the Cretan hieroglyphics. Till date, no experts have been able to trace this language or decipher anything related to this language, which leave Eteocretan as a mysterious and dead language. 3: Kansas Barbed Wire Museum bounty investment holdings ltd

  5. The Harappan language of spoken by the people living during the modern Indus Valley Civilization, but no one really knows the origins and when this language came about to die in the world. Many people and experts have linked the Harappan language to Indo-European and Dravidian language, but no one is really sure of which one of them is Harappan closely related to. 4: Glore Psychiatric Museum bounty resources

  6. Meroitic, also known as Kushitic, was spoken by the people of the old Nubian civilization which exists in modern day Sudan. This language was influenced by the Egyptian culture but not completely taken or picked up from the Egyptian language as the Kushites developed and created their own script, different from hieroglyphics or Demotic. 5: Meroitic bounty resources armenia

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