Is Arabic the Origin of All Languages?! Reaction

[@ichigokurosaki592]

As an arab our language comes from Aramaic and is like a sister language to hebrew so it started with Aramaic

[@k2_fx521]

In my country bosnia we say ŠEĆER wich sounds similar like all those

[@Arabic_Abridged]

Wow! Another language to add to the list

[@LemperszVisser-h9l]

15:53 It is quite the opposite. burg in Old English means tower, it is from the Proto-Indo-European root *bʰerǵʰ- (“high”), and through Middle Persian burg, this word found its way into the Semitic languages. Because there is no g in Arabic, it came in the form of burj. They are borrowings, but they are by no means from Arabic.

[@Arabic_Abridged]

Thanks for the info, may I ask where you source this information from because I also want to know how to do this research on my own

[@LemperszVisser-h9l]

@@Arabic_Abridged My first reference that I use for English words is Wiktionary. Wiktionary is a single source of information. As with any information source, if you really want to be sure, you'd want to check multiple, independent, sources.

[@smailmouloudj6420]

In Spanish Azúcar

[@ponderingspirit]

14:45 it's called entomology

[@Arabic_Abridged]

Thanks! I was wondering what the term is called so I can look up other words and know their origin, I hope you enjoyed!

[@bunkenator]

@@Arabic_Abridged Almost - it's etymology. You want to check etymological dictionaries

[@I_am_who_I_am_who_I_am]

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[@kalochhaya]

No, Arabic is not the origin of all languages?