Medu Neter also known as (ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphs) is no longer a dead language. For the past 20 years an effort has been underway to resurrect it as a living spoken language. The idea first came from the late Dr. Cheikh Anta Diop a leading African historian, scientist and linguist. It was his desire for Medu Neter to one day become a lingua franca for all of Africa.This Mejat Wafa Conversation and Phrase book is a step toward realizing that goal. Now students and families and can enjoy speaking this ancient language everyday or just use it for rituals or special occasions, just as people once to spoke Latin and Sanskrit, and ancient Hebrew. This book is written with Medu Neter pronunciation and transliteration for easy use. There are no Hieroglyphs in this version. See also Mejat Wefa Medu Neter Conversation Book With HieroglyphsA hieroglyphic version will soon be available at meduneter.com
Medu Neter also known as (ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphs) is no longer a dead language. For the past 20 years an effort has been underway to resurrect it as a living spoken language. The idea first came from the late Dr. Cheikh Anta Diop a leading African historian, scientist and linguist. It was his desire for Medu Neter to one day become a lingua franca for all of Africa.This Mejat Wafa Conversation and Phrase book is a step toward realizing that goal. Now students and families and can enjoy speaking this ancient language everyday or just use it for rituals or special occasions, just as people once to spoke Latin and Sanskrit, and ancient Hebrew. This book is written with Medu Neter pronunciation and transliteration for easy use. There are no Hieroglyphs in this version. See also Mejat Wefa Medu Neter Conversation Book With HieroglyphsA hieroglyphic version will soon be available at meduneter.com
