What is ðe oldest language you can understand?

Sounds hebrew to me.

Classical Latin

Beautiful

Classical Armenian, mostly.

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yes i can understand however her accent is horrible she's obviously not a semite

Old Italian like the one in the Divine Comedy. I never tried to read older stuff so Idk if I can understand it. Also some latin since its similar to Italian

obviously not all of it is understandable, but if you account for the sound changes, you can figure out the meaning of a good amount of words through their consonants.

it uses the same semitic roots Arabic uses with slightly different conjugation and sometimes same conjugation, some letters are changed to similarly sounding letters but they're not hard to catch

I can understand some fair bits of middle english, and some old english you can gather the gist of

Hungarian.

I can understand all forms of Scots, which can be argued to start in the 14th century.

Old Norse.

I byggyt Nordmann out e yird..

Þegi þú, Limmy.

Svenskar ga in de stoorsooker!

I can understand latin pretty well.

Did you learn it in school?