As a total off-topic aside, I can't make any sense of Basque or Gaelic (except for the newer loanwords that they have adopted from other languages). I can work out Arabic more easily than Basque or Gaelic and I don't know Arabic at all (Lithuanian and Latvian are a struggle also).
This is "throat" in Welsh: gwddf. I've always wanted to learn one of the Gaelic languages because I like the sound of it, but it would take such a long time to learn a completely unrelatable vocabulary.
Luxembourgish is not so bad. It's like German with shortened words.
In Yiddish, throat is the same as in Scandinavian except with that extra touch of the tongue that creates the "d" (האַלדז) haldz. If you know German, Yiddish isn't too difficult to read. Actually, when I first saw the text on 116v I thought maybe Yiddish, but the patterns aren't quite right.
This is "throat" in Welsh: gwddf. I've always wanted to learn one of the Gaelic languages because I like the sound of it, but it would take such a long time to learn a completely unrelatable vocabulary.
Luxembourgish is not so bad. It's like German with shortened words.
In Yiddish, throat is the same as in Scandinavian except with that extra touch of the tongue that creates the "d" (האַלדז) haldz. If you know German, Yiddish isn't too difficult to read. Actually, when I first saw the text on 116v I thought maybe Yiddish, but the patterns aren't quite right.