Our alphabet comes from Latin

Which comes from greek

So where did the Greeks get their language?

Hebrew

Indo-European language groups

Germanic languages are not Semitic

Curb your autism

Look at the similarities between Hebrew and greek

I'm talking about the alphabet

Any linguist will fill you in on how European languages formed

Not the spoken language

Ah

Well some letters are entirely European

The R for instance

^

Vowels too

Yeah Hebrew has no vowels

Making it really shitty to read

But what I'm saying, look at the first four letters of greek and hebrew

Which is why no one seems to know God’s name 100%

It's just YHWH

No one knows how to pronounce it

I’ve heard some people say Yahuwah, Yahweh, Yehowah, Jehovah

So yeah no one seems to know really

Anyway,

We have Alpha/Aleph
Beta/Bet
Gamma/Gimmel
Delta/Dalet

That’s quite the observation

The Greeks for Greek from the Phoenicians who were close allies with the Israelites

The Phoenicians and Tyrians were very skilled with their ships and went to the Mediterranean

There's actually a cliff in South America with Phoenician/Paleo-Hebrew words written on it. The Phoenicians probably reached America first before most

What I'm saying is that we got our written language from Japheth and got our letters from Shem

Interesting take

Shit i meant spoken language and words and stuff we got from Japheth

But the alphabet is phoenician

which were close relatives with the Israelites and they built the temple with the Israelites

It still seems like a bit of a stretch to call it Semitic though

Semitic in the beginning

Phoenicians wrote in a Semitic language: Hebrew

A genetic Hebrew comes from a man named Eber, who was a descendant of Shem.

S(h)emitic

We even have words from Aramaic and Hebrew

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_English_words_of_Semitic_origin