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AN INTRODUCTION TO MEDU NETER—An Ancient African Language

This ancient African language, known in its time as Medu Neter, translates in today’s languages as “words of existence”, or “divine words”.  Medu Neter, or Mdu Ntr—a language that is absent of vowels, is the oldest of all African languages.  Spoken over a period of more than 10,000 years, Medu Neter has known numerous changes and developments throughout its considerable history, resulting in a beautiful, poetical language.  Experience this introduction to reading, writing and speaking Medu Neter, a true pleasure for lovers of languages and history.  Learn about this singular language found today in the art and architecture of Egypt, previously known as Kemet, the ancient civilization that created

Medu Neter.  Visitors to Egypt today find the writings of Medu Neter on tombs, architectural ruins, temples and the grandeur of the pyramids.  Not surprisingly, these writings today are known as “hieroglyphs”.  Be introduced to the appropriate and accurate Medu Neter in this unique group experience.