Fringe Society

The sounds and sights of his hometown had not changed one bit since he'd left when he was young.

Despite that it had been more than two thousand years since the dawn of Egyptian civilization, Fina could still hear the authentic Egyptian accent amongst the people who spoke it. Granted, some of the differences were highly detectable. Syllabic sounds and intonations had evolved drastically from old Egyptian, and sentences were structured differently. The influence of the Greek language and other foreign languages were present in this dialect that Fina now heard. She could not understand it, and she definitely had not expected it. 

The land of Egypt had many dialect groups which not many could understand, and the difference in accents was normal.