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The YouTube channel "I love languages!", which usually specializes in sound samples of obscure languages from around the world, recently uploaded a video about the Nura language. The problem is, this language isn't mentioned absolutely anywhere on the Internet, except that very video and the channel of the person who provided the samples of it. That fact made many people think that the Nura language is simply a hoax. They noticed strange supposedly unnatural features, which might indicate that the language is constructed. The "speaker" however claims that Nura is spoken by only a couple of families in the North Marocco and is completely unknown to the modern science. He promises to tell more about the language soon, so hopefully we're about to get more information. What is your opinion on that? Could such a language really exist?
The link: https://youtu.be/NuYHf7Lxbdw
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