The timbre of the voice does suggest a North American indigenous language although for some reason I also think I hear something Japonic or even Austronesian. Not sure why though.
It sounds a lot like Pirahã but I find it hard to believe you haven´t had Pirahã here before
Here’s a clue – this language is spoken in Colombia and Ecuador.
This language is Siona, Western Tukano.
David got it – the language is Siona (Gantëya coca), a Western Tucanoan language spoken in parts of Colombia and Ecuador.
Native American, perhaps Numic.
I’m guessing an Indonesian or Malaysian dialect?
The timbre of the voice does suggest a North American indigenous language although for some reason I also think I hear something Japonic or even Austronesian. Not sure why though.
It sounds a lot like Pirahã but I find it hard to believe you haven´t had Pirahã here before
Here’s a clue – this language is spoken in Colombia and Ecuador.
This language is Siona, Western Tukano.
David got it – the language is Siona (Gantëya coca), a Western Tucanoan language spoken in parts of Colombia and Ecuador.
The recording comes from YouTube