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Amazonian tribeswoman speaks language similar to English
Anthropologists and linguists are baffled by the recent discovery of an Amazonian tribe of women who speak a language remarkably similar to American English. In order to investigate this linguistic anomaly more closely, they have flown one of the women back to the United States to conduct more experiments in the sound studios at MIT's Association for Preventing Redundancy In Languages and Finding Original Orthographic Linguistic Sources. Click below to see the scientists' footage of the tribeswoman and her remarkable language.
April 1, 2008
