Here is a recording of a mystery language. Can you work out which one if is?

This is not a language you’re likely to hear very often.

Here are recordings of Danish, Norwegian and Swedish. Can you tell which is which?

• Recording 1
• Recording 2
• Recording 3

By the way, I’ve just added pages of useful phrases in Danish, Norwegian and Swedish (and also Faroese and Icelandic) on Omniglot.

Today we have a recording of a mystery language sent in by Mats Attnäs.

This a message Mats got on his answering machine a few years ago in a language he hasn’t been able to identify. He thinks it might be one of the languages spoken in India.

Can you help?

Here’s a recording of a mystery language.

Can you work out which language it is and what it means?

Here’s a photo of a mystery city. Do you know where it is, and which languages are spoken there?

Here is a photo of the capital of a mystery country. Can you guess or do you know where it is and which languages are spoken there?

Here is a recording in a mystery language. Can you guess or do you know which language it is?

Today’s mystery language is a Polynesian one. Can you work out which language it is?