09-07-2025, 05:55 PM
Knowledge with Aga
I recently watched the film The Quest, The Hunt for the Spear of Destiny again.
Among other things, it dealt with the language of birds.
Although we now have translations from Atlantis and from aliens, and even a translation
of the Kama Sutra for the Vatican (because of the nymphs).
I am surprised that the language of birds has not yet appeared on the scene.
It would be easy.
Example:
Zipp zip, gru gru, pipp pipp, mähh mäh.
But hello, mäh mäh is a sheep.
Answer: That may be, but it's also a loanword sung by a mockingbird.
OK, that may be, but ‘gru gru’ is clearly a turkey. And turkeys didn't exist in Europe before 1500.
Nice try!
I recently watched the film The Quest, The Hunt for the Spear of Destiny again.
Among other things, it dealt with the language of birds.
Although we now have translations from Atlantis and from aliens, and even a translation
of the Kama Sutra for the Vatican (because of the nymphs).
I am surprised that the language of birds has not yet appeared on the scene.
It would be easy.
Example:
Zipp zip, gru gru, pipp pipp, mähh mäh.
But hello, mäh mäh is a sheep.
Answer: That may be, but it's also a loanword sung by a mockingbird.
OK, that may be, but ‘gru gru’ is clearly a turkey. And turkeys didn't exist in Europe before 1500.
Nice try!