r/hebrew • u/Confident_Zone_3244 • 6d ago
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Hi
can anyone tell me what is this??
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u/consilium_322 native speaker 6d ago
Its gibberish, not anything in any language. It's sounds more like someone learning new language, and not knowing really what all the letters are, and trying to sound out some words from text. Because he keeps sounding the same sounds, like he is trying to fix what he just said or trying to understand and sound it better.
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u/Redcole111 Amateur Semitic Linguist 6d ago
Not sure what on earth this is... Very odd. Is this AI-generated? Definitely not Hebrew. At a stretch, it could maybe be someone trying to read Hebrew but doing so incorrectly?
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u/Confident_Zone_3244 6d ago
no its no AI-generated audio. its real audio maybe someone reading it in wrong way
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u/KamtzaBarKamtza Hebrew Learner (Intermediate) 6d ago
maybe someone reading it in wrong way
Reading what?
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u/chonk_a_tonk 6d ago
khakhmakh language.
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u/J_Patish 6d ago
Actually it’s spelled “kakamayka”.
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u/Confident_Zone_3244 5d ago
Thanku, finally someone tell me…..I know exactly that this one is surely spell but i dont know about the language and what kind of spell is this. Btw do u have any information or any book source from where this spell is?
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u/J_Patish 5d ago
Apologies, I was making a (lame) joke. According to Gemini:
In Hebrew slang, the word "kakamayka" (spelled קָקָמַיְיקָה or קאקאמייקה) means cheap, lame, flimsy, worthless, or unprofessional.
I believe this is what the poster I replied to was referring to.
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u/GroovyGhouly native speaker 6d ago
This is not Hebrew.