There probably wasn't a whole lot of difference in whatever language Egyptians spoke and what language Hebrews spoke back then. I guess Moses could've been bilingual.
He was. He was raised as an Egyptian Prince with a Hebrew nanny!....................
“There probably wasn’t a whole lot of difference in whatever language Egyptians spoke and what language Hebrews spoke back then.”
well from the time of Tower of Babel there were distinct languages and confusion in communication between people groups.
In the Book of Genesis, we see that translators were needed between Joseph and the Egyptians, and Joseph's Hebrew brothers (though Joseph, of course, could understand both languages). While in captivity, the Hebrews likely learned Egyptian to communicate with the Egyptians while retaining their own Hebrew language. Moses, raised in Pharoah's house with his Hebrew mother as his nursemaid, was fluent in both.
At the time, Egyptians spoke a now extinct version of the Egyptian language. A more evolved form of it lives on today as the Coptic language used in the Coptic Churches based in Egypt, which uses Coptic as a liturgical language, kind of like the Latin Rite Catholic Church uses Latin.