The German Wikipedia describes strawberries as aggregate nut fruits (Sammelnussfrucht). I remember having had to learn all this in high school and it serves me no purpose other than being a smart ass. So yeah. Definitions work when they're agreed upon and being pedantic just makes you look like a know-it-all.

You are not a Christian, you are heretic You can't be a progressive and a Christian

Bro, you think that redditors that care about the falg debate are nationalist? You must be an absolute silly billy

Japanese is not Indo-European language it's Altaic language

7:45 Burrow and borough are actually both descended from *bʰérǵʰs too!

Sanskrit is the only OG language that has retained all the original characteristics.

Now the question is would you eat someone if they consented to it and even insisted upon it? Final wishes type thing

You should make a video overviewing what turned PIE into Prosian, it would be a nice idea. And maybe also do it for all of the Virhomenian languages…

I liked your video, you should make more about the Virhomenian languages.

Where did you get the list of rules to go from PIE to English? And are there lists for other PIE languages?

Im sorry gujarAHHtii is taking me out 💀

Thank you. Now I don't feel so morally questionable anymore for telling someone in the internet once that cannibalism isn't actually inherently bad

I shall not today attempt further to define the kinds of material I understand to be embraced within that shorthand description ["fruit"], and perhaps I could never succeed in intelligibly doing so. But I know it when I see it

I'm sorry but... Dolphins?

We already have a logogram for English. It’s called emojis 😌

do they drink food

Awesome content man, ive binged most of your stuff after this vid got recommended to me. I definitely agree with others in the comments talking about your audio, putting a bit more care into it would go a long way. Incredible stuff! Excited to see what videos you make in the future :)

7:22 Five assassins are still awaiting you to do sea squirt colonization of the land spec evo. You have one month left.

Actually a banger vid, keep up the cool work!!!!

Now my nose hurts :(

Even if they aren't above ships or military units, a flag is a flag because it can be flown. Flags are now a matter of socially constructed tradition based around that flyability. When you declare your graphic design as a flag, you're opting into that tradition. It's perfectly fine to design something that doesn't fly well. But in that, it's not really much of a flag then, is it?

2:00 What is this song called, I know it - I learned it in school way back when - but I can’t for the life of me remember its name…

I've been lied to

I've been lied to

I've learnt about the biology of bees yet never stopped to think about it's serious implications

I feel it necessary to let you know how greatly this video disturbed me

Didn’t expect a twist from the last one

The Boitata is Brazilian not paraguayan

I love how video immediately starts with Russian IPA

what the fuck did i just encounter

what do you mean? idk if you know how the IPA works...

9:00 Frogs don’t inhale or exhale, they just hale

Hm, I was really suspecting that last video would do great. I think the bloated houseflies will help this one, though.

i'm going to be honest i absolutely LOVE this series

4:39 Akshully, Turkish uses both. The formal is "Azot" but "nitrojen" also can be used especially when you talk about liquid nitrogen "sıvı nitrojen", but you use azot when talking about the nitrogen gas in the air or "havadaki azot gazı"

How did the Sanskrit word for Zinc wonder all the way to Georgia?

You left the bounds of things we think of as able to vocalize one third into the video and yet things kept getting more insane. You're haveing way too much fun with this. ...An insect language consisting of percussive consonants and tonal vowels would be a fun Cursed Conlang.

Octopodes

transition music is way too loud

Cool now do plants

FUCK YEAH zzineohp

8:25 how is time a social construct?

damn, video slaps, and the "PAUSE" near the end killed me. I'd love to hear more about alaryngeal speech, as I've never heard about it before! On a more personal note, you've contributed to inspiring me again to finally pursue a lingüístics further from just little "conlangs" (if they ever reached that far), so yeah, thanks :3

On that JJ McCullough grind

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Can you do a vid on buccal speech?