Hebrew has similar words to Somali?!?

I was watching this video with Israelis in it omgggg my mind is blown???

I actually got jumpscared when I clocked some Hebrew words sound the same as Somali I had to double check and google what I heard and deadass Somali and Hebrew got similar words.. and not in common with Arabic…???!! That’s what getting to me rn

1. the word for dad in Hebrew is AABA?!?!
LITERALLY SOUNDS LIKE AABO/AABE IN SOMALI…??

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2. The word for “I” in Hebrew is “ani”

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This creeping me tf out where did the similarity come from because even in Arabic “I” is “ana” not ani and dad is baba not aabe WTFF???

thats all
 
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This reminds me when I was watching some Pakistani video about an avalanche (they got a lot of mountain ranges and what not) and I clocked that the word for ice/snow in Urdu is “Baraf” the same exact word in Somali I actually screamed because it caught me sooo off guard..

language is such a funny thing isn’t it
 

NidarNidar

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Both are Afroasiatic; the root of the word rarely changes, I assume baraf is a loan word from Urdu/Hindi.

Pronouns in the Afroasiatic family, following Gragg 2019
MeaningNorth Omotic (Yemsa)Beja Cushitic (Baniamer)East Cushitic (Somali)West Chadic (Hausa)East Chadic (Mubi)EgyptianEast Semitic (Akkadian)West Semitic (Arabic)Berber (Tashelhiyt)
'I' (ind.)aníaní-gani:ndéjnkana:kuʔanankki
'me, my' (dep.)-ná-
-tá-
-u:-ʔena-j
wj
-i:
-ya
-i:
-ni:
-i
'we' (ind.)ìnnohinínanná-ga
inná-ga
mu:ána
éné
jnnni:nu:naħnunkkwni
'you' (masc. sing. ind.)barú:kadí-gakaikámnt-kat-taʔan-takiji
'you' (fem. sing. ind.)batú:kke:kínnt-ṯat-tiʔan-tikmmi (f)
'you' (masc. sing., dep.)-né--ú:k(a)kuka-k-ka-ka-k
'you' (fem. sing., dep.)-ú:k(i)kuki-ṯ-ki-ki-m
'you' (plural, dep.)-nitì--ú:knaidinkuká(n)-ṯn-kunu (m)
-kina (f)
-kum (m)
-kunna (f)
-un (m)
-un-t (f)
'he' (ind.)bárbarú:sisá-gaši:árnt-fšuhuwantta (m)
'she' (ind.)batú:sijá-gaitatírnt-sšihiyantta-t
'he' (dep.)-bá--ūsšià-f
sw
-šu-hu-s
'she' (dep.)ta-s
sy
-ša-ha:
 

Galool

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They just recantly made up this language stealing as usual most from Arabic.

It has no particular relation to us.
 

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