ANCIENT AFRICANS-N E ASIA

[thekyuke]

Yes,we were there too! From the first Out Of Africa migrants 60,000 years ago to later arrivals some 8 kya. Our presence is unmistakable;the evidence is distinct shared cultural traits,craniofacial morphologies,common place names and according to the latest Hong Kong uni study on the subject the oldest Chinese dialect Qiang (Mianchi) contains a more African type tonal system than Chinese.

These are pygmy Jarawa women,on the Andamans some 100 km off the S. Indian coast. They're considered to be the original OOA type,though there may have been taller Australoid types as well. They're genetically closer to Japs than Koreans or Chinese.

Here are some shared Jap/Somali words

JAPANESE SOMALI (Northern Dailect/Somaliland)

Wakarimasu/Wakarta/Wagaranai Wagartay/Magaranay

-I understand/understood!/I don't understand - Understood! I don't understand

Hai - YES (affirmative) - Haye - Yes (affirmative)

* Niin - People/Men - Niin - Men
* YO - slang added at end of sentences - YO - slang added at end of sentences

ex. Wagaranai yo (I don't understand!) - Magaranai yo ( I don't understand!)

* Ima - right now, at this moment *ima/ima ku - right now, at this moment

Also Nigerian/Jap place names

JAPANESE-NIGERIAN LANGUAGE MAPPINGS 1.1
JAPANESE

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ºN

NIGERIAN
1
Azuma-san (mountain)
140-141
37-38
Zuma Rock , Niger State
2
Tobi-shima (island)
139-140
39-40
Tobi: Rivers State male name
3
Akō(town)
134-135
34-35
Akō: Yoruba, excessive pride
4
Akan(town)
144-145
43-44
Akandu: Ibo male name
5
Ibara(town)
133-134
34-35
Ibarapa, Oyo State
6
Minna-jima (island)
124-125
24-25
Minna, Niger State
7
Obirin University,Tokyo
Obirin: Yoruba, female
8
Iwaya(town)
135-136
34-35
Iwaya, Yaba, Lagos State
9
Ago(town)
136-137
34-35
Ago: Yoruba, time
10
Kure(town)
132.33
34.15
Akure, Ondo State

For me,the most interesting is the W African type tonal system: The degrees of African-ness and Chinese-ness are evaluated, and African-style features arefound to be lurking throughout the Qiangic family. Similarities of word structure and wordlength between African and Qiangic languages are held responsible for the similarities..... A close inspection of the tone system of the Mianchi dialectof Southern Qiang (SQ) shows that its tone system behaves more like a prototypical Africanlanguage than it does like Chinese, even though the tone system arose under heavy influence..

http://karanjazplace.blogspot.com/2012/09/the-secret-histories-of-black-people_22.html

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