Could it possibly be an indigenous language of Central or South America? I hear some sounds that make me think so.
Here’s a clue – this language is not spoken in the place it shares a name with.
Could it be Colorado? It’s spoken in Ecuador and not in the US-State of the same name.
It’s Alabama. Oddly enough I was born and raised in the state of Alabama but CERTAINLY don’t speak it. I still have my southern accent even after having lived in Canada for 50 years, and have thus been accused of speaking neither one of the official languages here in Canada!
The language is indeed Alabama (Albaamo innaaɬiilka), an Eastern Muskogean language spoken on the Alabama-Coushatta Indian Reservation in the southeast of Texas, USA.
Could it possibly be an indigenous language of Central or South America? I hear some sounds that make me think so.
Here’s a clue – this language is not spoken in the place it shares a name with.
Could it be Colorado? It’s spoken in Ecuador and not in the US-State of the same name.
It’s Alabama. Oddly enough I was born and raised in the state of Alabama but CERTAINLY don’t speak it. I still have my southern accent even after having lived in Canada for 50 years, and have thus been accused of speaking neither one of the official languages here in Canada!
The language is indeed Alabama (Albaamo innaaɬiilka), an Eastern Muskogean language spoken on the Alabama-Coushatta Indian Reservation in the southeast of Texas, USA.
The recording comes from YouTube