HURBILETIK - Iñaki Perurena

[@igorjee]

Europe, Atlantic coast, 3000 BC, colorized.

[@q0w1e2r3t4y5]

No Spanish accent! Incredible.

[@atencioatotselsestupids9063]

The present day Spanish accent that is spoken by Spaniards were actually came from Celto-Vasconic people that has been adopted to Romance culture/language

[@sidoso9810]

@@atencioatotselsestupids9063 yes, castilian language was first spoken by a mix of celts and basques who were later assimilated into latin culture (and a bit of gothic)

[@JorgeGarcia-lw7vc]

Ay güey, no entendí ni madre! Fascinante, muy bonito idioma! Gracias por documentarlo. abrazo.

[@Matilda966]

Listening to this makes me want to see Monty Python's The Holy Grail dubbed into this language. It's such a great film, and this has such a fascinating sound to it. Makes me sad that it's not a bigger language then it is. Hejsan från Sverige and have a great day.

[@xgozulx]

there is probably a translation in euskera, but it's probably not very good. though i could be wrong

[@ghostexdelta6750]

Eta nik, txoria nuen maite... Benetan polita bertsioa

[@tomasolivaresrivero1283]

Que pena que no tiene subtítulos

[@abcdefghijkllmnopqrst]

the accent sounds very spanish to me

[@SuperGman117]

@ltx Old Spanish didn't exist until the middle ages. Before then, Vulgar Latin (and Gothic, by a small number of people) was spoken.

[@Ragis]

@ltx Celtiberian languages formed when Basque speakers tried to speak Celtic, then old Spanish formed when Celtiberian speakers tried to speak Latin ;-)

[@sidoso9810]

@@Ragis enrealidad no, el celtíbero estaba más relacionado con los íberos que con los vascos, más bien el cántabro podría haber sido un idioma celta influenciado por el vasco, aparte de ahí viene el castellano, el celtíbero terminó evolucionando en el aragonés

[@Ragis]

@@sidoso9810 ¿El cántabro no es una lengua celtibérica? No estoy diciendo que los vascos sean íberos, pero no estamos seguros de cómo se agrupaban las poblaciones y las lenguas antes de la llegada de los celtas.

[@sidoso9810]

@@Ragis no, el cántabro se cree que podría haber sido como el galaico pero con mucha influencia vasca o vasco con mucha influencia galaica, celtibérico, el idioma celtíbero era hablando sólo en aragón y era un idioma particular del hispano celta

[@LeadingCase]

Slight spanish accent, almost imperceptible. Cool language!

[@ghostexdelta6750]

He has no spanish accent

[@atencioatotselsestupids9063]

@@ghostexdelta6750 Spanish accent came from Celto-Vasconic people that used to adopt the romance culture and language...so basically Spaniards speak Castillian with Basque accent

[@igorka9354]

@@atencioatotselsestupids9063 Hombre, eso es mucho decir. Beno, hori gehiegi esatea da akaso.

[@mikehughes2183]

This sounds so much like a Celtic language. Welsh and Scottish gaelic I think.

[@DZRESPECT]

way older than celtic languages it's not an indo-european language

[@sergiobaauw]

There is no relationship whatsoever with the Celtic languages

[@sidoso9810]

there is a theory that says celtic languages have so many non indoeuropean features because of pre-indoeuropean languages that were spoken in the atlantic coast and that basque is one language of that family, in fact, celtic culture was very influenced by that PIE culture, that's why many celts today claim to have that conection to basques

[@sidoso9810]

and also, welsh doesn't sound that much like basque, it sound is much more indoeuropean than anything

[@edoardosalza]

No typology connection but the accent of Welsh reminds me the northeast of Spain (Aragonese, Catalan, Euskera) though the languages are different.

[@bonfirewurzum]

The oldest language in Europe