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Plot twist they didnt actually have vowels and just mumbled consonants to each other. The wa you said Hpshpswt was pretty funny

My dumba$$ thought that they would show a recorded audio of an Ancient Egyptian actually speaking

The less informative video I've ever seen.

POV: you make 6 videos about animals instead of real linguistics 💀

Madloba

Learning how to write in Thai makes me want to claw my eyes out.

Why is the US blue?? English is SVO…

Which one of those is Yoda?

The level of subjective speculation is so high, you might as well come up with your own pronunciation and call it a day.

🚝 🏌 🕡 👮 💋 🔟 💾 🎖 📳 📄! 🚛 😗 ☪ 📡 😥 🗺 ♿ 🏧 😼 ☁?

Pity we awl canst aske ee fer surely did him plante them werds mor than eny man the most

Hehehe old lady = anus

We will revert to using hieroglyphics in the future. What do you think emoji’s are! People will lose the ability the write using pens, and being articulate, and revert to pictures to convey mean😅ing.

I would rather sound like someone who has a throat condition than being a cuck to immigrants taking over my country.

Most Mexicans here have forgotten that the Aztecs never called themselves by that name, but rather the Mexica..Meh-shee'-ka, and when they arrived here the country was called "Anahuac"...The Mexica were the last of 7 Nahua tribes that migrated here from the north, and were only in the land for about 200 years before the Roman Catholic Conquistadores arrived to destroy everything...within 40 years of the arrival of the Spanish invaders, 90% of the indigenous people were either dead or in chains of slavery. Most were killed by European diseases, not bullets and blades....another thing Mexicans avoid teaching about the Mexica/Aztecs, is that the ruling class were ritualistic cannibals. In fact the Mexican dish Pozole was a Mexica innovation, but they used human flesh, not chicken or pork.

I could listen to you speak and pronounce Nahuatl words all day and I'm not even Mexican...I am a Gringo (That word does not mean what Mexicans think it means either, but is derived from the word "Griego") and I have lived in Mexico for the past 10 years however...Living in Jalisco...I hear Nahuatl words sprinkled all through the local language...Every day I teach Mexicans here that they don't actually speak Spanish like they think they do, but a mixto of Mexican Spanish, English, Nahuatl and Mexican slang

I just watched a video on old English and how you say the Egyptian language sounds a LOT like old English

Some videos on KZbin have someone speaking Danish, and they show you the text of what they're saying so you can follow along. I always think, "Are these really the same language?"

Utter twat and to call yourself a therare geek is for you embarrassing

Arranging my native language in OSV makes all sentences super poetic, I like it

Afrocentric pseudoscience is about as reliable as the fake gender science being touted by the same people. If ancient Egyptians were black, that was the only place they built anything of consequence on the continent. The one thing that we know that actually was Afrocentric was the originators of the black slave trade. They were black, so congrats. You can take full credit for everything that Africa’s is today, the industrial, scientific, cultural, educational, religious, economic, and military powerhouse that it has become. I realize that I probably missed a few areas of excellence. The African Space Program is a shining example of your many accomplishments. (I recommend the KZbin content on that one, hilarious but factual.) You try to claim every achievement in the history of Earth and blame everything bad on somebody else, as you are the perennial victims. Brilliant and original concept you redneck ftards.

中国が春秋戦国時代に入った時に長江下流域の越人が大勢日本に避難してきました 現在の上海からです、彼らが使っていたのは漢民族とは違う言語形態です 日本人が漢字を使うのに中国語が分からないのはそのせいです

閄 koku or waku or ''monokagekarakyu-nitobidashitehitowo-dorokaserutokinihassurukoe''

生(i)け花を生業(nariwai)にした生(ha)え抜きの生娘(kimusume)。生絹(kiginu or suzushi)を生業(nariwai)に生計(se-ke)を立てた。生(o)い立ちは生(nama)半可ではなかった。生憎(ainiku)、生前(se-zen)は生(u)まれてこのかた生涯(syo-gai)を通して 生粋(kissui)の生(sei or ubu)だった。

Language is often shaped by environment and even politics! ( See Orwells 1984). So what was said is true: “The future of language is the future of us”.

My mother was an English Professor who also spoke 3 languages. She was fluent in Grenvh and Shakespearean English.

I’ve always wanted to hear how Native Latin speakers would’ve sung Sanctus (Sanctus Dominus Deus Sabaoth lol idk the actual name of the song or whatever it’s called)

What pisses me off is that it’s changed ever since I learned it. Are you hearing me, Academie Francaise?

Considering there was a period where the Jews were slaves in Egypt, I'd imagine there would have to be some clues in Hebrew and Aramaic, too.

What would Shake sound like if he went down to his local pub and ordered a beer? It would help if a video gave us a side by side comparison. In standard English and whatever gibberish Will spoke.

When I was translating my texts from Serbian to English, I quickly realized that English cannot cope with the multiple negations that the Serbian language allows. "Ne mogu a da ne dozvolim da ne ideš" meaning "I can not but not let you not go" is a sentence that has a triple negation in it and it's perfectly fine in Serbian. Even sixfold negation in Serbian is fine.

Please do not reduce the complexity or advanced nature of what you are presenting, I think you are doing a great job. Even if I do not understand the whole of what you are describing at any point I understand enough, so the presentation provides 'grist for the mill'. There is already a mass of trivial and over simplified nonsense out there.

as a chinese person, I am really happy to see extinct Chinese/Mongolian languages being rediscovered. Keep up the work

0:15 I hear chez came from the locative inflection for "casa," rather than the accusative (casam). so most descendants are casa/casă, so it should it be like "chese," but it became chez

With world’s top 3 languages English, Chinese, and Spanish all in SVO, by what standards is SOV considered the most common?😮😮

I worked for a sculptor who lived on an ancient farm on 70 acres in Toscana. There were tombs everywhere in the woods . He had the most beautiful pottery and bronze candlesticks with sphinxes and owls. It was a sleepy place then. Now the locals who look like the tomb sculptures have been pushed out by EU members with money. Everyone hides what they find on their land otherwise the government will seize it. It was incredible to crawl into a hole and see things that had been placed there 2400 years ago.

Aramaic alphabet: ܩ ܘ ܪ ܬ ܝ ܥ ܦ ܠ ܟ ܛ ܗ ܓ ܕ ܣ ܐ ܙ ܨ ܚ ܫ ܒ ܢ ܡ ܦ̈ ܦܲ ܦܰ ܗܹ ܩܸ ܩܵ ܩܲ ܩܿ ܩܼ ܗ̰ ܦ̮ ܛ݂

For "not all languages have it" I would have had "have 'have'." (alice while bob had had had had had had had had had had a better effect on the instructor)

Just consider French = Celtic +Roman+German

Your ascent sounds very well

you mean they didnt sound like rex harrison!?

Well I remember talking to someone who was talking about how kids actually start talking in SVO till they are trained to talk in SOV (i think) I speak English them Portuguese So if I was wrong with the exact order sorry

So you can't say 3 books each in English? Not sure where it is missing.

Caseoh

3:52 - There are palindromes in genomes of viruses; bacteria that are infected by bacteriophages, produce restriction enzymes that recognize specific palindromic sequences.

Cuica ( mentioned in this video ) is an instrument used in Brazilian Samba music.