Thank you

Where did you learn the language ?

There is no such thing called Semitic.

This is same Arabic language same mean and pronunciation

I hope you are okay and alive. We are all worried. At least tell us that you are okay. Its been 2 years

Oh yeah. This is amazing! 😍

It is similar to Chinese. The character for fire is “火”. It is logogram. When it is place in the left side of a separate character, it implies that this character has something to do with fire. we call it "radical". E.g. "爐”, means stove; the right side is syllabic part, pronounced "Lou". When "火" is place on the right side of a character, it becomes a syllable and is probounced "Fo". E.g. "伙” means partner and is pronounced "Fo". The left part is a radical implying the word is related to persons.

moar videos when?

Amazingly Aphras in Tigrigna means he distroyed , pronounced Afrase ...also Esu means He or him and Akadian Su.

Why are there no more videos?

Do you know where to find some intro resources for Hittite or Luwian?

So if you were an atheist and didn't know your Gods you'd be unable to read...

Nice!

Gretting from Iraq ❤

Where did you go ? 💔

Hello could you make a video about the 100 first phrases in akkadian language?

That's an untypical and awesome initiative! I hope this channel will revive one day

What happened to your channel ?

OMG, thank you so much for this video! I have been studying Babylonian astrology/mythology for the past few weeks, and have seen some of these signs and am somewhat familiar with their meanings. I have found a few early 1900s Akkadian/Sumerian language books, and got a little overwhelmed because I didn't feel they explained everything thoroughly, BUT this video is amazing! This is going to be SO easy for me, and will use these as a reference to those books. I'm excited to learn this because I love languages with characters, as I have background in self teaching myself Japanese and some Hebrew! Thank you, thank you, thank you! 🖤

In what year did the Akkadian Assyrians switch to Neo-Aramaic?

Please continue..

libbaka you said not confuse with the accusative, so could it possibly be both the accusative and nominative, depending upon the context?

Have you got transliteration and transcription confused - cuz if u havnt, then I am confused. Cuz I've been taught in Sumerian transcription is first (trans-script = across-script or change the script) and the. Transliteration is to sort out the literacy? I mean that makes sense to me too... Have I got it wrong?

In which cases is -i used for 1st person singular, and in which is -ya used instead?

Are he/she/it in accusative case? I'd rather write "He found her", with "he" being the subject and "her" being the object.

Do you know of any Arabic sources on the subject? The similarity of the language is uncanny so I feel an Arabic source would be much clearer than an English source to Arabs. I made the mistake of thinking 'ana' Matches the Arabic 'ana' (I am) instead of 'for' but besides that I immediately understood the phrase 'For Ashur, father of gods' right after transliteration. It didn't take any information besides what's in the video and knowing standard Arabic.

Wow this is so interesting. This is not too different from Greek and Latin. I suspect it may not be all that difficult for me to learn. I must say that the alphabet looks weird and scary 🤣🤣🤣🤣. But I think I can learn it too.

Thank you for this channel

Just curious - are you an Aussie? Are you a lecturer?

Thank you for your explanations, they are very clear and helpful. Are you going to continue this series? How about verbs?

Wow love it

These lessons are very valuable. I hope you will continue again. I have prepared a structured transcription for this course. Those who are interested can review it. drive.google.com/file/d/1ef28RwKTJwzhhZEQkILsHL6R6CeHaHPs/view?usp=share_link

Why did you stop

thanks for sharing the knowledge

Am I correct in thinking that Nanni's complaint tablet to Ea-nasir was Akkadian?

Very good introduction! Much respect to you for producing this video

Great! Thank you.

Please come back! This is the best Akkadian resource I've found on KZbin!

thanks

beautiful

Thank you... good lesson

Hi from Iraq I appreciate the great effort you are making. I was impressed by the existence of a channel to learn the Akkadian language because I wanted to learn it for a long time. I hope that you will visit Babylon one day. We will welcome you and anyone interested in our history.

Clever channel name

Maybe I missed this but how do we say the definite article or "the" in Akkadian?

Hello :D This is a good video, but i want to know what is the difference between the Neo-Assyrian cuneiform (that you used on this video) and the Akkadian cuneiform (that is more complex). For exemple, this is the sign for "na" in Akkadian: 𒈾, but you used a simplest form, that i believ it is Neo-Assyrian cuneiform. An article of the wikipedia about de sign 𒈾 shows in an image the sign you used on this video, saying it is the Neo-Assyrian cuneiform. I really want to know what is the difference between them, and why did you used that simplest form of 𒈾. Can you explain me this?

Is there any chance that you resume your excellent work? 🥺👉👈

Very useful, it would be great to publish a video about grammer

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Will u make an introduction video on verbs?