On Dec 22, 2009, at 10:38 AM, WillyTex wrote:
> > > Thus we have a ROOT Language as the language
> > > that contains the BASIC set of root words and
> > > forming the BASIS of a number of languages...
> > >
> > So, the Sumerian speakers came out of Mesopotamia
> > into South Asia, and taught the Dravidians Sankrit.
> >
Vaj wrote:
> No, it developed as proto-Tamil, which was borrowed
> from ("perfected") to form Sanskrit.
>
Sorry, you're just not making any sense, Vaj. The
Sumerians, wherever they came from, died out long
before the Caucasians entered Iran bringing with
them Sanskrit. Sumerian was a dead language before
the invention of the alphabet.
It is believed they used the well known annual monsoons and an ocean
route.
