Re: Related languages (Re: A China-Sumer connection)

From: Philip Deitiker (Nopdeitik_at_att.net.Spam)
Date: 03/09/05 

Date: 9 Mar 2005 23:11:36 GMT

In sci.archaeology, António Marques created a message
ID news:422f68a7$0$15423$a729d347@news.telepac.pt:

> On 09-03-2005 12:15, Comm scrived:
>
>> Imo, Chinese have hated Koreans for a long time. Therefore
their
>> language has to be UNrelated. Yeah, LOL. Imo, the
misplaced pride
>> of the Anglo Saxonists would require them to dismiss that
BIG
>> influence of Frech - don't you know the French are
decadent? Again,
>> LOL. I see agendas.
>
> And you might see indigo elephants.
> Chinese and Tibetan ARE related. There's one for the way.
French and
> English also. Through PIE. Modern French and English share a
lot of
> related vocabulary through Norman.
>
>> Israli - and we know they were conquered in history.
Bulgarians
>> speak Slavic language now - and they even think they ARE
Slavs. They
>> are TURKS!

The % of HLA haplotypes in bulgarians derived from eatern
turkic peoples is below 5%, even in turkey it is below 10%
probably around 6 or 7%. The turks were administrators, the
hords moved on once they conquered, some of them ended up as
far as morocco and spain. Bulgarians have alot of similarity
with greek, italian, austrian and anatolians.
  Slavic is probably not to far different from the language
originally spoken in the region (give or take alot of norse
input). At one time I believe the scythians lived in the
region and some pundet claims that slavic evolved from the old
tongue mixed with celtic and old norse. Peter probably has a
grand explanation why that theory is arse-wrong . . . . 

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