Here’s a recording of part of song in a mystery language.

Do you know or can you guess which language it’s in and where it’s spoken?

I made this recording at the Llangollen Eisteddfod the other day.

Here’s a recording in a mystery language.

Do you know or can you guess which language it’s in and where it’s spoken?

Here’s a recording in a mystery language.

Do you know or can you guess which language it’s in and where it’s spoken?

Hint: listen carefully to the recording. The language might not be the one you initially think it is.

Here’s a recording in a mystery language.

Do you know or can you guess which language it’s in and where it’s spoken?

Here’s a recording of part of a story in a mystery language.

Do you know or can you guess which language it’s in and where it’s spoken?

Here’s a recording of part of a story in a mystery language.

Do you know or can you guess which language it’s in and where it’s spoken?

Here’s a recording in a mystery language.

Do you know or can you guess which language it’s in and where it’s spoken?

In which language might greet people in the morning by saying “ṣbah lkhīr” or in the afternoon or evening with “mselkhīr“?

In this language common ways of saying goodbye include “lla yhennīk“, “lla y’uwn” and “thella fārṣek“.

Another useful phrase in this language is: “bghiṭ nteferrezh walakīm mabghītsh ndekhul feha” (I’d like to watch but I don’t want to join in).

Here’s a recording of part of a story in a mystery language.

Do you know or can you guess which language it’s in and where it’s spoken?

Here’s a recording in a mystery language.

Do you know or can you guess which language it’s in and where it’s spoken?