THE HOBBIT The song !!! New 2012 CELTIC MUSIC HD

Song from "The Hobbit : An unexpected journey" HD

Information : 'Cause many people have asked me :The language is not arabic language or jewish language or Serbian or Gaelic or Slavic. i don't know what it is. perhaps a new language.YOU CAN VERIFY . thanx.... And it comes from The Hobbit'soundtrack. Wait and see !

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[Bestofsoundtrack2012]

Ok. This song COMES from The Hobbit' soundtrack. I had the confirmation. A friedn , Peter Jackson' fan, gave me this song. he participates in Lord of Rings ' forum too. But only song's beginning is used in film . Here in "extented version". For iformation and according to my knowledges, the language is not arabic or jewish or Baltic or Serbian. I have no idea. Perhaps it's a new language like Lisa gerrard in "Now we are free" and her own language.. But it comes from The Hobbit . WAIT and SEE..

[kasrikin]

That transition at 1:15 to Arabic pop made me snort.

[TheDJTabasco]

@DesLichtsEngel fucking Keyboard.. :D

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F stands for faggots :)

[EmpressOfDarkness666]

Could Be Elvish?

[AlphaGenozid]

I belive its armenian

[KJnapalm]

@Bestofsoundtrack2012 theres no language called jewish, the word is HEBREW

[DesLichtsEngel]

@TheDJTabasco where did you get the f from?

[TheDJTabasco]

@Bestofsoundtrack2012

It's Indish. So, I don't think that PJ takes this song - who's in Indish - in a Film like LOTF or The Hobbit...

You try to kid LOTF-Fans? Come on!

[anonymuswere]

sounds more like Afro-pop to me.. and, no, i don't think it's arabic, either I don't think Arabic has that many trilling R's. there's not enough hard consonants for Dwarvish, and not enough sylibants (S's)based on the way Aragorn pronounced Quenya in the LotR trilogy). i bet this turns out to be Hoblytic or even the tongue of the the Duneidann

[ForeverCrim]

It's Elvish. I promise.

[VampireNightmare12]

Its probably in Elvish. Considering all of the music in the Lord of the Rings is Elvish.