I guess it is an Arawakan or Cariban language, perhaps Wapishana or Waiwai.
I have listened several times and I tend to agree with Emanuel. The “ voice timbre” to which I often refer suggests something from Central America which could also include the Caribbean.
When I first listened to the recording I didn’t have a clue as to what language it was. Only after I read Simon’s clue on Omniglot News – and some research – did I come up with my guess. So that (Native American) language is probably spoken in the border region of Guyana and Brazil …
The mystery language is Wapishana (Wapixana), a Northern Arawakan language spoken in Guyana and Brazil.
I guess it is an Arawakan or Cariban language, perhaps Wapishana or Waiwai.
I have listened several times and I tend to agree with Emanuel. The “ voice timbre” to which I often refer suggests something from Central America which could also include the Caribbean.
When I first listened to the recording I didn’t have a clue as to what language it was. Only after I read Simon’s clue on Omniglot News – and some research – did I come up with my guess. So that (Native American) language is probably spoken in the border region of Guyana and Brazil …
The mystery language is Wapishana (Wapixana), a Northern Arawakan language spoken in Guyana and Brazil.