Hebrew and Arabic and Syriac have much in common but nothing in common with the language of Egypt

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Apr 24, 2010 at 06:32

For the readers it seems that our dear iam deletes what he cannot refute and keeps repeating the same nonsense

>the word ano is Arabic ana or I. How come you did not know that?# No, its different. There is similarity with all Arabian languages,

Arabian languages really? sobhanallah wa minkum nastafeed.

>and Arabic is a recent admix of the Arabian languages & dialecs, and is new: around 400 CE. We see than ANI is YES in Hebrew and we see ancient Hebrew writings - but we do not see ancient Arabic writings.and word Chi if Arabized it would be hay rememeber Hebrew Ch is Arabic ha# This does NOT prove there was Arabic writings pre-400 CE. It means Arabic is a copy of ancient languages. Nothing more. You have no ancient Arabic writings. Period.Hello: the Arabs invaded Egypt in 642CE remember?This is known so no need to remind. It says Egypt was not Arab before this time. The issue is there was no Arab race pre-500 BCE. Remember?

I will leave it to the readers to judge you

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