What kind of language is this?
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Hello Community, I'm a huge horror movie fan, and a few months ago I discovered a film called "Die Tochter des Teufels" in German. In English, however, it's called "The Daughter of the Black Coat's Father." I'm curious why the titles are so different. Why isn't there a reference to the devil in the English…
Some Slavic language, I’d say. Which one, I don’t know. It’s probably old Cyrillic letters. In any case, something based on the Hebrew and ancient Greek alphabet. I think there is “Т, Щ, К, Т, П”. pronunciation: “T, Shtsh, K, Sh, P”
Edit: I add a few topics for more accurate answers.
Looks like old Greek for me.