Our dear iam and baby steps

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), May 9, 2010 at 06:50

This is what I wrote

Coptic is a script and Egyptian is the langauge

And this is where the fun starts

># Are you saying an ancient Coptic script had no language!?

Hello: The languages of Egypt in the late antique before the Arab invasion in 642CE were

1. Egyptian

2. Greek was the language of the ruling class, the Greeks in Alexandria and the Greek settlers in the Cora

The alphabets used were

1. In the case of Egyptian are Hieroglyphs, Hieratic, Demotic and then from the 3rd century CE on it became what is known now as Coptic (where 20% of the language was loan words from Greek)

2. In the case of Greek it was the Greek alphabet

Now do you get it?

>Egypt was a language yes -

Egyptian or metremnkemi was the language of the masses

>but this has no bearing on Arabic.

Who says it has bearing on anything

> Egypt was not Arab;

Sure

>the Arabs invaded and stole this land in the 7th C.

642CE

>We have proof of Egyptian writings going back over 5000 years.

Suer but what does this have to do with EA? Surpise me with an answer

> We do not have Arabic writings pre-400 CE.

Hypocrite

> The Coptic script is older than Arabic because

Not really the Coptic script is dated to 300CE or there about

>they are closer to the Pre-Arab invasion of Egypt.

Whatever

>Jews do not rob other peoples' land as did the Arabs. The name and the land of Palestine is Jewish - Jerusalem is a Hebrew city and Hebron is the birthplace of Judaism. Jordan is a ficticious state with no historicity, but which barred Jews from their own motherland, destroying ancient Jewish synagogues, using Jewish sage's tombstones as toilet tiles, and puting up signs DOGS & JEWS FORBIDDEN.

Oh pelase no Musa wa Ibrahim wa falasteen wa al-yahood this is about EA or did you forget?

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