Japanese is an African Language

[IfasehunReincarnated]

If you do an Internet image search, www.google.com on the following Nigerian names: Haruna, Sambo, Pankan, Kwashi, Imoko, Chika, Azuka, Ezuka, Koma, Zoro, Watanabe, Nene, Osato, Osaru, Okada, Edo, Baba, Emiko, Kano, Nana, Aya, Tami, Tai, Sada, Ikimi, Ume, you will more likely see a Japanese link than a Nigerian link.

The writing system of Japanese hides the striking similarities between Japanese and African languages. But on closer examination of the syllables that make up the Kanji character set, the syllables easily describe the Nigerian Languages.

Japanese festivals and dressing are very African in color combination. Also Shinto is about shrines, ancestors, mountain spirits, tree spirits, the so-called heathen religions that was used to justify the enslavement of Blacks.

http://www.stewartsynopsis.com/links...african_la.htm

[CreatorsCollege]

"A lie goes around the world before the Truth Gets its boot on."

The collective onslaught of information about the true migration OUT OF "The Land" is being coming forth. While I agree that we have many vaired and real problems to confront, I believe that psychic habilitation if very necessary to our asserting "ourselves" in the community of HUE-MANs.

By "psychic" I am referencing the collective "European" construct of world development and human advancement that is rapidly falling away -hense the move for overt control of natural resources and the 'Capitalist' infrastructure to support and maintain White Supremacy. Every time I bet a dose of TRUTH it's like whoa!

This current world paradigm is about to shift, and many of us are preparing to confront it with violence, anger and hate. I agree that profound anger and resentment are indeed justified. I suggest however that those of us who are 'melanin benificent' LEAD this world once again towards the knowledge and understanding of the TRUTH of Creation, Creator and the One-ness of IT ALL.

Leadership is asserted, the completeness and comprehension of the knowledge of our being "first fruits" of the Creation provides us that opportunity, lest we fall prey to the same ideas and forces that created this current world order to lead the world towards what all souls crave -peace, love and the right to self-determination.

The "People of The Land" presented the world a complete understanding of the Creator, The Creation, Natural science, mathematics, etc. The "trick" was to take all of that, re-package it and sell it back to us as "theirs." It has worked for nearly a millenia. Humanity needs an intercession, and we have the platform and means to provide it. Our Sojourn in this place called "America" should not end in vain. Our ancestors accross all waters and all lands empower us to complete the "Journey" to bring HU-MANity Home!!


Peace & Love, Kingdom Come!

Steve

[Kentake]

Alafia family!,
S..., NOW DIS IS ENTIRELY NEW 2 ME!! :-o...but hold up? my kingman who is nigerian born recently tol me he found some similarities btwn some asian languages and his "native" afree-kan language Edo, so sounds like he picked up on it!
WOW!!!!!! DIS STUFF IS DEEP!! WOULD HAVE NEVER IMAGINED.....ALDO I DID READ A LIL' SOMTHIN' BOUT /EARLY AFREE-KAN PRESENCE IN ASIA RECENTLY!!
Meda wase Elder/Bro. Ifasehun 4 dis eye-opener!! Each one-teach one!!

SANKOFA,
Sistah Kentake.

[Kweku_Omowale]

ifa,wer dont have to to doa google search man, great sangoma and well travelled man,who now sits in the spirit realms with ancestors,credo mutuwa also mentioned on his book the similarity of asian languakes and afrikan languages

[BlakWolf]

wow i learn something new about our culture and people everytime im browsing through here...from recipes to languages...

thank you for giving me this truth...

[Akyeame Kwame]

i was reading a linguistics book that was actually comparing Japanese, Yoruba and Eskimo.

a Yoruba language instructor of mine when i was in Nigeria taught Yoruba in Japan for about 3-4 years...he was running down some of the linguistic similarities in the form of the same words...probly a carry over from the Ainu...E se for posting this Baba Ifa!



(hmmm...does this mean WE should add Japanese to the Afrikan language forum...at least pre-invasion Japanese)

[Kentake]

Alafia family!,
i wonder what ppl from Japan would think if this information was revealed to them? would they actually believe it? Asante sana 4 allowing me 2 share.

SANKOFA,
Sistah Kentake.

[Akyeame Kwame]

Originally Posted by Kentake

Alafia family!,
i wonder what ppl from Japan would think if this information was revealed to them? would they actually believe it? Asante sana 4 allowing me 2 share.

SANKOFA,
Sistah Kentake.

the book i was referring to was actually written by a woman from Nihon (Japan), Yasuko Nagano-Madsen. It's called Mora and prosodic coordination : a phonetic study of Japanese, Eskimo and Yoruba...and i'm just gettin' started...i got a lot more useless trivia where that came from!