Anyone on /his/ have experience with learning ancient Mesopotamian

>>2077691
most people on this board have a hard time with english

http://nelc.uchicago.edu/graduate/programs/cuneiform-studies

There's a really cool website that has a whole ton of resources for learning a bunch of different dead languages. I can't remember its name but ironically I do remember that it's short and something easy to remember.

>>2077694
lol

>>2077694
underrated post

>>2077691
http://www.omniglot.com/writing/akkadian.htm

http://www.omniglot.com/writing/sumerian.htm

They are dead languages, meaning you will not be able to speak them, as we can't be 100% sure of pronunciation and some other factors...

>>2077691
I know 2 archeologists who are able to read some of them. I hardly believe it's possible to learn them outside a university context and even if you get lucky and into a program you would still need to invest a lot of time to make it. On the other hand both of them got cool jobs now and the same is true for a friend of mined who learned to read some Egyptian hieroglyphs (from Roman times).