No. Apparently they do in... other Heavenly Spheres [ which is a concept Castiel sounds more than slightly confused and tentative about ] but where I came from we conversed spoke to one another in Enochian.
[ Castiel has to pause for a moment before he answers, considering how best to put it. ]
It's meant to be spoken with at least four voices and at frequencies that most humans aren't capable of withstanding. You might be able to understand it without suffering permanent damage [ he certainly seems like he might be special enough, after all - though on second thought so did Dean ] but I can't speak it properly here.
There is a drastically simplified version that some humans are able to use to invoke divine power, though. That sounds like - [ He clears his throat and recites a short phrase, one syllable at a time, drawn out and clearly enunciated like a chant. It sounds almost vaguely halfway like Hebrew, but also not very much like it at all. ]
[Flynn just props his chin up on his hands, leaning in closer to the screen and listening intently, an overeager, childlike wonder on his face. His lips move along soundlessly, trying to mimic the words, to place them, compare them to something – anything – in his head.
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Do you guys use the language? Up, uh, in... [He gestures towards the ceiling.] Heaven?
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[He tilts his head curiously.] What does it sound like?
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It's meant to be spoken with at least four voices and at frequencies that most humans aren't capable of withstanding. You might be able to understand it without suffering permanent damage [ he certainly seems like he might be special enough, after all - though on second thought so did Dean ] but I can't speak it properly here.
There is a drastically simplified version that some humans are able to use to invoke divine power, though. That sounds like - [ He clears his throat and recites a short phrase, one syllable at a time, drawn out and clearly enunciated like a chant. It sounds almost vaguely halfway like Hebrew, but also not very much like it at all. ]
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Eventually, he just smiles.]
Wow.
Thank you.