ASMR 1hr Writing Greek Alphabet | History | Soft Spoken

[@ASMRctica]

Timestamps: UsefulCharts Poster: 2:57; Phonetics Alphabet Pronunciation: 12:12; Writing Greek Alphabet: 33:07; History Ramble 47:36

[@MAZZOT]

Spotify link isn’t work

[@mayaxxx]

where did you find the poster??? i want it so bad like😍

[@saladin_sk]

@@mayaxxx usefulcharts.com/products/writing-systems-of-the-world you're welcome :)

[@jkshar2005]

Can anybody tell me the pen he is using while writing Greek?

[@fpenalillowolkorte]

Buy a new mic, this noise is very bad, add more quality to you work 😡

[@archiehowlison7512]

He is, quite literally, speaking the language of gods

[@Ray-nd8nn]

excuse me while i cackle in the background

[@stillalivegettingbetter2942]

Konstandinos E Weird flex, but ok

[@Despoina888]

Konstandinos E. Προσπαθεί ο άνθρωπος αστον να κανει την δουλειά του😂

[@VentilatorenBumser]

Despinaa Didn‘t understand that I only learn ancient-greek at school...so stupid

[@calebpohlmeyer6397]

No no he’s got a point

[@woden__]

Who else thinks asmrctica should do a whole video with the white marker?

[@kharrissacharlery5012]

It's a "correction pen" aka tippex 😌

[@bimuchannel8892]

here in Argentina we called liquid paper

[@snowbell7232]

Marshall Banana In America we call it “White out” 😅

[@isit5a.malready828]

It's a correction fluid at least that's how it's called in my country

[@reuben8140]

This would be a good addition to those dialect tags that haven’t changed since 2013

[@Katerina-nl4tz]

As a Greek I feel very honored Just knowing that there are people like you who appreciate Greek language

[@ASMRctica]

Glad you say that, thank you so much! 😃

[@starlightsonata]

Yes. YES.

[@gustavosinger9862]

Is it true that Greeks find it easy to understand words in other languages? Languages that used Greek for structuring words etc.

[@simonauteva9561]

@@gustavosinger9862 yes, if the word comes from a Greek word that is still used today then they can understand it. This includes all of those weird doctor and phobia names.

[@Despoina888]

Gustavo Singer as a Greek person yes a lot of languages are easy for us ❤️

[@chreent4807]

“Short video”

[@ayawastakenagain]

xD

[@bwing6265]

That's what I was thinking xD

[@GGOATKU]

😂😂

[@RennieAsh]

Well he’s a winter dude so his shorts are actually trousers

[@sauviel6296]

@@RennieAsh lmao

[@nevan.3034]

It’s 2 A.M. and I’m learning Greek *what the actual hell*

[@raouyaaitbaddi787]

Saaaaaaameee wth

[@cukik6325]

5am for me

[@chrysaan.6690]

It's 5 a.m. and I'm learning Greek . .. a n d I a m G r e e k

[@sanyi.a.macska]

Can't relate... It's 3 am

[@executor_shark555]

cant relate im already greek

[@chrysoulasklika4899]

Okay but the way he pronounced all the letters, is literally ON POINT. It's the first time I hear someone pronounce them correctly damn 😳✋🏻

[@gogoprofit]

Greek is such a nice language to look at and listen to

[@TheBest14184]

I have never learnt any Greek but i know half of these just from maths/physics

[@neodiam2427]

Its not the half ,is the 1/10 of the greek language

[@jasiek511]

@@neodiam2427 I know how to use at least 17 of them in math/physics context and I'm sure the other ones are still used in some higher level stuff so it's actually more than a half.

[@neodiam2427]

@@jasiek511 you were talking about the alphabet .. sorry I thought you were talking about the Greek language in general

[@jasiek511]

@@neodiam2427 Oh right, you also mentioned language and not the alphabet. No worries!

[@sanjakosovic]

I never studied Greek and yet I figured out how to read it just from knowing Latin and Cyrillic and comparing the spelling and pronunciation of some Greek towns. The fact that there are accents which tell you which syllable to enunciate makes it even easier. I can read any Greek word even if I don't know what it means, and all that happened before the Internet.

[@nessyno-name3855]

I'm an American who took an academic trip to Greece one summer. Learning any Greek in prep for the trip was not really emphasized and all our work and lessons were conducted in English, so there was really no expectation to learn. I really wanted to try though so I made a letter table in one of my notebooks. My most vivid memory though was sitting in the Gyro shop (someone else ordered for me) on one of my days off, looking at the menu and matching the letters to my phone's Greek/English hybrid keyboard in order to figure out how to pronounce the words. The sheer immersion meant that towards the end of the trip I was able to read the names of the towns we passed via the road signs in Greek. Unfortunately I've lost most of my reading ability in the years since but this video makes me want to learn again.

[@tijustme24]

It’s crazy in America we almost “accidentally” learn this alphabet through math classes and Greek life at college

[@katiebrice1894]

Wait a minute, PI WAS JUST A GREEK LETTER??? WHAF MY LIFE HAS BEEN A FUCKING LIE

[@elsoul5767]

@@katiebrice1894 yes! It's the letter Ππ of the Greek alphabet and it's actually pronounced as pe and not pi as you have probaply learned.

[@anastasia8008]

@@elsoul5767 it's pronounced like the english letter P to make it less confusing

[@becc_snipe]

@@katiebrice1894 where did you think it was from?

[@katiebrice1894]

@@becc_snipe youre talking to me as if everyone over the age of 2 knows. I have never been bothered about the greek alphabet and i probably never will. I though it was made up by mathmaticians to be easier to use

[@evatsitsani5823]

Greek here...the vowels are 7 and we have a rhythm going on to learn the fact that they are 7 (Im going to write it with english letters so for the foreigners to uderstand) "ta fonienta einai efta kai fonazoun dinata" which means that the vowels are 7 and they "shout" (the tone of your voice is emphasizing on them). So the vowels in greek are Αα , Εε , Ηη , Οο , Ιι , Υυ , Ωω. On the other hand , the greek alphabet has 24 letters and the three letters that you added yes they are from ancient greek language and we don't use them today so don't mind learning them further more. And yeah that's it hope it was educating enough and for more questions respond to my comment.

[@ASMRctica]

Wow, Thanks for the feedback 😃 So nice to learn that rhythm about the 7 vowels!

[@evatsitsani5823]

@@ASMRctica xaxaxa my pleasure was all mine to help you and generally people that try to learn Greek 😂

[@IamThat00]

Yeah that's true, but in case someone is interested ( in modern Greek) the phonetic vowels are 5 α ,ε ,ι ,ο ,ου .

[@bartholomewmozart2978]

I dare you to draw a timeline from the netflix serie DARK

[@fredvasquez4201]

10 hour video

[@herredward9277]

I think even gods have their limits.

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Yoooo he gave you a hearttt!!!!

[@emeraldknight22]

Oof man....I wouldn't be able to sleep. I would be too invested in trying to figure out the fact that eveyone is either their own aunt, sister, son, and grandfather.

[@oi3702]

Bethany Harris literally not one family is normal everyone out here being their own neighbors

[@pepzi1994]

*sits and watches carefully as I learn my own language* 🧎🏻‍♀️

[@yeasminzarina4643]

Geography Now: I'm the most informative channel about countries and their geographical history. - ASMRctica ASMR: Hold my tingles.

[@ASMRctica]

😂 I watch Geography Now a lot when I do research for my videos 😊

[@yeasminzarina4643]

@@ASMRctica 😂😁😁

[@junko190]

Me: oh new video, imma watch it. Asmrtica: use headphones fo... Me: 😴

[@ASMRctica]

😂 Thanks for watching, sleep well 😊

[@junko190]

ASMRctica ASMR Thanks 😁

[@patsalosgiorgos2504]

When you say the letters in Greek you accent isn't that bad to be honest. Good job. With love from Greece!

[@ASMRctica]

Thanks for the compliment, Glad you say that 😊

[@realerdealers1924]

What is the letter after ε in the thumbnail?

[@Maria-ke8xq]

@@realerdealers1924 You mean Φφ? It's the Greek Ff

[@alessandrofiorenza5025]

Who put the thumbs down is not understandable. It is relaxing and you can even learn something at the same time. Great work 👍

[@ASMRctica]

Thanks for your support 😊

[@unicornperfect5189]

your letters are better than mine and i'm greek😂😂

[@nickoss4528]

Same 😂

[@poutanasgiios]

Pou se re Mounoskulo

[@marianna7713]

Haha 🤣

[@eirhnhfilippidou7388]

I'm 100% Greek and we don't use "F", the "O"with the line underneath and "μ"in our everyday language, this dude is actually trying to learn ancient Greek which here in Greece is a lesson that is taught when you start middle school 😁(he also mentioned that in the video)

[@TeutonicEmperor1198]

Είναι το γράμμα Δίγαμμα το οποίο εγκαταλείφθηκε αρκετά γρήγορα μαζί με το κόπα και το σαμπί! Σύμφωνα με τους γλωσσολόγους το δίγαμμα χρησιμοποιούνταν για τον ήχο που έχει σήμερα το "W" στο αγγλικά, αυτό του ελαφρύ "γου"!

[@jojoe3247]

The man is back!

[@saali6860]

Who..?

[@bryxlynn]

@@saali6860 The creator of the video 😐

[@ryadh456]

"Use headphones...for best experience" = Tingles down my spine!

[@Envivius]

this vid is definitely for demigods and pjo fans

[@sxpheia6372]

Y E S

[@bruhment1068]

@Ewean Is Good Stop larping

[@PredatorH2O]

Or you know, Greeks.

[@minolamycat91]

Or Age of Mythology players. Or people that study engineering and use those letters.

[@V-2BN]

@@minolamycat91 Prostagma

[@madzyemazenith4843]

Am I the only one Indian Commenting in this amazing video.. " Sanskrit " ❤️ "Greek" I really respect and always fascinated with all the other languages all over this beautiful Earth.. and wish we knew how to communicate with the Aliens because" We are not alone" ✨💫

[@beefoprime8254]

Hey ASMRctica. I just wanted to say thank you for still reading the comments even though you're a rather big channel now. I've been around for awhile now and it's been really fun watching you grow your community. P.s. you're actually one of the first people I subscribed on the KZbin App. I always used to watch your vids just on desktop using the KZbin website, untill I found out there was an app a few years ago. Anyway, have a nice day/night. Much love, Matt Saunders

[@ASMRctica]

Hey Matt, Thank you so much for a lovely comment! And for your support and for continuing watching ❤️

[@chaos-kun7310]

I want to take a moment to appreciate the beauty of ASMR at a time such as this. We're all stressed beyond belief. The situation we're facing at the moment is dire; make no mistake. As problems add up and the news becomes more and more grim, all of us are being tested to our limit. There is not one nation in the civilized world that is not struggling. As a society, as a people, we are dealing with everyday worries like never before. It is vital that we each take a little time to unwind. To turn off our weary racing minds and return to a state of simplicity. A state where only this moment matters and we can breathe a sigh of relief and rest ourselves for what's to come. If you're like me, and I know many of you are, it is almost impossible to calm our thoughts. To turn off that state of fight or flight in which we seem to be perpetually stuck. This is where ASMR comes in to save the day! When we watch ASMR, our minds go into a meditative state. A state of just being. For a time, we can forget about the monsters outside our bedroom door. Forget about the bills. Forget about relationships. Forget about health problems. And for just a little while, in the safety and comfort of our homes, resting after a hard day, we can forget about Coronavirus. Thank you, ASMRctica. And thanks to all of the ASMRtists who do so much to help us relax. I've been a fan of ASMRctica for over two years now, I subscribed when he just had 9K followers. Now he has 111k. Congratulations ASMRctica. You deserve it! Everyone stay safe. Take care of yourselves. We'll get through this. God bless all of you. ...and that was my speech.

[@sn4831]

Cringe

[@chaos-kun7310]

Maybe to you it is but I felt inspired, thank you very much. I put a lot of effort into that speech ya know. It took me 15 minutes to type. My fingers hurt. So there. Hmph.

[@alexandrasebok6998]

God bless you! You're exactly right! We all deserve a moment to let go of the weight of what's going on. 💜💜

[@yakobboi6764]

Whisper Mafia good speech bro!

[@Giannis1914]

I'm not the proudest greek ..but when it comes to people speaking/learning greek history/language I get goosebumps and I feel so proud to be greek ...

[@ItsBigOnDatChris8308]

H,Y and I are all used like I it just depends on different factors of the word like if it’s Masculine, Feminine, or Neutren and if it’s a noun or a verb the same goes for O and Ω and also for a bunch of different Es there’s different versions of all vowel sounds depending on all those factors

[@ASMRctica]

This is so interesting 😃 I had no idea, Thanks for the feedback!

[@FoxAndHyde]

This was really interesting learning how the letters have been formed in various languages. Plus, much like your previous videos, the writing was very soothing to boot!

[@MrDen-lv5uj]

Perfect! Can you do the same with the Cyrillic alphabet? It was originally based on the Old Greek one, but was later significantly modified mainly because of phonetic differences...

[@sanjakosovic]

Cyrillic alphabet differs depending on the language, since several languages use it and therefore there are several Cyrillic alphabets.

[@carariebsomer2783]

Do Ukrainian, please!

[@aminkalka6142]

He kinda sounds like Bob Ross

[@legquint5616]

"Use headphones for best experience" will never get old to me

[@Vexin._]

ive been here since 45k and this dude is still underated smh

[@taxiarhisk.4915]

Man, your pronnounciation is on point at the parts where you say the name of each greek letter out loud!

[@javierasegovia7910]

In the IPA chart, the sound "r" that is trill, it is pronounced as "rosa" "carrete" in Spanish. The next one which is tap or flap is pronounced as in american english accent "laTer" "laDDer" "liTTLe". And the one that is approximant is pronounced as in "Rather" "caReer"

[@ASMRctica]

Thank you so much for the feedback! I had no idea what the difference was between those 3! Appreciate your comment so much 😊

[@matheusrondelleite8015]

Well, in portuguese the letter A doesn't sound like "Eh"; it's more like "ahhh". Also, in portuguese the letter I is spelled "Yi" not "ai"... It is complicated to explain to english speakers how the portuguese alphabet works because it has it's roots on the greek and latin alphabets, not so much on germanic alphabet. As a brazilian portuguese speaker person, it's very difficult to pronounce some vowels or words in English

[@padero9522]

Falou bonito mermao

[@johnnya1717]

Sounds like russian alphabet

[@odubhthaighp1931]

Worry not! we English speakers struggle too. I find it impossible to pronounce the 'errrre' in Spanish. eg Perro, comes out like pero!

[@lordtachanka9340]

Paul Duffy as a person who speaks perfect Spanish and English I find that the “erre” (which is r) problem is very common

[@Kolious_Thrace]

That was an amazing video! Thank you mate! If I could say some things: Letters that today’s many believe that they are Latin in reality were Greek F was called δίγαμμα/dígamma Di- comes from dío meaning two Gamma is the letter Γ Two Γ together creating F Also the letter Q was pronounced as a harsh K as the letter Kk was pronounced as soft K The vowels in Greek language are: Αα Εε Ηη Ιι Οο Υυ Ωω Οο and Ωω they both make the sound ‘’o’’ Like the word clock All the letters Ηη, Ιι, Υυ they all make the ‘’i’’ sound Like the word Think Εε is always e in Greek Like the word end In Greek we have a lot diphthongs Two letters together create a new sound, because we don’t have letters for the sounds Bb,Dd,Gg Γ + Γ make the sound of G in the word Good Γ + Κ also make the sound G in the word Good Φεγγάρι/feggàri =moon Αγκάθι/agkàthi = thorn Μ + Π make the B sound, Born N + T make the D sound, Dark Μπαμπάς/babàs = dad Ντουλάπι/Doulàpi = cupboard Vowels combinations: Α + Ι = Ε sound E + I = I sound O + I = I sound O + Υ = U sound

[@ASMRctica]

Wow this is so interesting, Thanks for the feedback! I had no idea about those two letters creating B, D, G. That’s really nice. One thing I was wondering: How so you write the sound v in Greek? Like in the english word velvet? I can’t find a letter for v in the alphabet. Or maybe it’s the beta?

[@Kolious_Thrace]

@@ASMRctica yes it’s the second letter In Greek is pronounced as Víta Βουνό / Vounó = mountain Although, we also use the ancient term Όρος/Óros which also means mountain The word Αλφαβήτα/Alfavíta comes from the first two letters Αα=àlfa Ββ=víta Alfavíta - alphabeta - alphabet

[@Kolious_Thrace]

@@ASMRctica also, something that almost no one knows, the Greek alphabet is a hidden prayer to the light and the soul! If you write the phonetically the letters and not just Αα, Ββ, Γγ... you can read and ancient pray! Have a look: Αλ φα, βη τα Γα! Αμα δε Ελ, τα εψ ιλών. Στη ίγμα, (ίνα) ζη τα, η τα, θη τα Ιώτα κατά παλλάν Δα. (Ινα) μη νυξ η, ο μικρόν (εστί) πυρός δε ίγμα ταφή εψ ιλών, φυ (οι) Ψυχή, ο μέγα (εστί) ======= The: alpha víta gàmma dèlta èpsilon...etc spelling differently are creating words in Ancient Greek: Al fa, ví ta Gá! Ama de Él, ta èps Ilòn. Sti ígma zi ta, i ta, thi ta Iòta katà pallan Da. Mi niks i, o mikròn piròs the ígma tafí eps ilòn, fi Psixí, ó mèga! Translation: Conceivable Sun, you who are the light, come to Earth! And you, visible sun, cast your rays on the baked clay. Let there be a settlement so that the Egoes can live, exist and stand on the pulsating Earth. Let not the night prevail, which is the smallest, and let the sediment of fire be lost in the bubbling mud, and let the Soul develop, which is the greatest, the most important of all! " Baked clay and the bubbling mud maybe are metaphorical the human body! The body is made of baked clay, earth but the Soul is something immortal and divine! How amazing this is!!! I think this is the only alphabet ever created that by saying it, you say a prayer to the Light of the Soul... 🇬🇷

[@ASMRctica]

Wow that’s so cool that all the names for the letters can be words as well. And that the alphabet order gives them meaning!! Also interesting to see the letter Stigma and its position! Super interesting, Thanks!

[@ASMRctica]

It looks like when digamma (F) disappeared from the alphabet, it was replaced by Stigma on position 6. I guess positions in the alphabet used to be very important, since the alphabets were used for numerals and counting as well. Before the numbers 0-9 had been introduced as separate characters (From the arabic numbering system)

[@mariolovo3209]

I can’t believe nor understand how you have videos on all of my favorite topics. Tolkien, alphabets and languages or even geography... you’re truly amazing!

[@toxicbee990]

The sound "V" in modern greek is represented by letter "B"... the sound "B" in greek is represented by the combination of the 2 consonants "MΠ"...

[@avavanpelt926]

Oh my. It feels like ages since I saw one of your uploads! Hallelujah!!

[@millo53.]

Best intro on KZbin! Even though it’s such a small thing it feels so cool to see my name at the start! 😀

[@saali6860]

Nice

[@asmryousittingcomfortably3348]

Hey, great video, very well thought out. Was very impressed at the range of sounds you were able to memorize and make from the phonetic alphabet. Would love to see you do a video about the Rosetta Stone and how it was used too decipher Egyptian some time!

[@piggyglichesforyou3520]

yeah i see it is very soothing

[@elizabethno9352]

I'm glad I had this recommended to me. This is very entertaining and relaxing!

[@mrnobody1321]

sometimes you watch videos just to find your people. so good m8

[@tonik1794]

Your accent is actually pretty good and i love all the research you did. Really took the time to understand our language

[@unchz]

Please make a new video you're the best asmrtist I swear.👊😝

[@mduftube]

Him with his charming accent: Cap-ee-tall let-ters and...what’s it called? Me: Lower case letters Him: Lower case let-ters Me, swooning: Atta boy Your English is excellent despite your worries about our weird vowels. And I love asmr that also teaches you something! I was trying to make the phonetic sounds with you haha

[@charliegoodwin1933]

Awesome! I’m taking Ancient Greek in the fall

[@KatieMaybe1]

I only just woke up but I have never clicked on a video so fast! You're wonderful and I can't wait to watch this!!!

[@synthalsiwem1560]

Please draw The Netherlands

[@BeauVerwijlen]

*kutland 😅

[@synthalsiwem1560]

JeeBeeM valt wel mee😂

[@Hunlover123601]

@@BeauVerwijlen no need to swear mate

[@ayA.-ff4lh]

I'm learning ancient greek personally, very intricate and its grammar is very interesting.

[@mkugelman6685]

51:33 when you bite into your hot pockets but they’re still hot

[@AkaiShoku]

Nothin better than falling asleep to your video, waking up and having the video still playing hah. really loved listening to this, the way you whisper is perfect and I very much enjoy anything about greek & other languages

[@ASMRctica]

Thanks for the feedback 😃 So glad to hear you enjoy the topic and this video 😊

[@pleun5594]

Me who needs to study for an Ancient Greek exam: “ I guess this counts”

[@dixiebell20190]

I feel like watching him write in cursive would be very satisfying 💤

[@ASMRctica]

Thanks! Great idea 😊

[@constantinet1800]

As a Greek, I can tell you "F" is not a part of our alphabet

[@ASMRctica]

I added some letters from some ancient greek alphabets, I talk about that in the video ;)

[@hamill06]

Uck you then

[@riddlediddle598]

dr. crab Lol no one asked

[@kinggogeta123]

@@riddlediddle598 thats litteraly what they are talking about

[@saali6860]

Kaizokuno Give him his time to shine, he just saw the “Can you tell me who asked” meme and tried to be like that x)

[@datwolfmanyouknow4109]

My favourite Asmr youTuber so far:)) Really now, you re a great content creator, keep doing this!

[@ASMRctica]

Thanks! Glad you enjoy 😃

[@sixbillships]

Again, it’s been a while since your last video. Hope you are just “recharging your batteries” and will be posting again soon. Be well. I, too, love the sounds of the pen during your intro animation and would love to see an entire video done using it.

[@AbdollahALZ]

41:50 My Friend: Can I take your homework? Me: Yes, but just don't copy it as it is Him: Sure I got you *Also Him*:

[@sweepy9198]

😂

[@calamity2383]

Lollll

[@tomtamjimjams]

I love love love language related ASMR. SUBSCRIBED

[@ASMRctica]

Thank you so much! So glad to hear you enjoy 😊 And so glad to see you here 😃

[@gnarlymarlzzz8518]

When you started talking I instantly entered la la land 😴

[@danielrowsey7667]

First of all, I would like to say I love linguistics. It is one of my passions. Secondly, in English we use that same tune to sing our alphabet. It is also known as Mozart’s “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star.” And lastly, you are rapidly becoming my favorite ASMRtist.

[@Laouraxox]

I am greek and I am very happy to see you that you are interested in greek

[@Nell_Isabel]

this is by far my favorite video you've done. I hope you do more content like this! it was fascinating!

[@ASMRctica]

Thanks! Glad you appreciate it 😃

[@Nell_Isabel]

@@ASMRctica I know you probably get bombarded with people like me, but I would absolutely LOVE to pick your brain. Is there a way to get in contact with you?

[@viniciusfigueira4252]

Wow, this got me by surprise, i was not expecting this quality of audio/video, i'm impressed. Congrats, You just got a new sub :)

[@ASMRctica]

Thank you so much! So glad to see you here, so glad you enjoy 😊

[@tenda3110]

This showed up in my recommended and as a Greek person I'm far from disappointed ✊🏻Such a great video❣️

[@mitchelltopolinsky164]

Video confirms: ASMRctica is a DemiGod

[@thestaryroom9141]

Hey, thanks for making vids, I’m from Sweden as well but our family hasn’t been able to go back in forever. It’s not safe for airline travel at the moment. It just helps to hear about Swedish city maps and stuff.

[@ThrainesdTTV]

Next video: just walking around, commenting on which things are fantastic.

[@johno9927]

I love how u actually read the comments, keep it up!

[@ASMRctica]

😊

[@samhall9682]

i’ve been tingle immune and just watched your vid and re-experienced again... wow your voice is so ~relaxing~

[@msmanski1987]

Does anyone know what happened to him? There hasn’t been any videos in a long time and I’m hoping he’s ok.

[@ASMRctica]

I’m doing very well, Thanks for caring. I’m on summer vacation 😎

[@dakabaka4912]

The audio is super crisp. I really haven't heard better audio anywhere.

[@brandnewman21]

I feel like when I watch these videos and go to the comments, I enter a community of like-minded individuals.

[@reas7516]

Loving it so far, great video as always. Love from a fellow swede!

[@isaacoleen7965]

For your next video I think you should draw a map of something in the Elder Scrolls Universe.

[@ASMRctica]

Great idea! I love to do research about elder scrolls lore 😊

[@Niouix]

No ad, what a legend

[@zairesasmr]

Enjoying this so far

[@EriASMR]

You have such a relaxing whisper! Loved this video :)

[@julianprice9947]

Do a minas tirith drawing similer to the lonely mountain style

[@hanialhalaluyahuah222]

So much for a calming/peaceful effect! Y I LOVE ancient pictograph instead...O Hal Al oo YHUH!!!

[@ΡαφαηλΠαναγη-β9ψ]

Anybode else from Greece or Cyprus?

[@bottlecapog8404]

I would love a note book decorating video, the kind you use in your intro, something about the bassy hum of the pen on it is just great

[@Mileza-ASMR]

The Slavic Languages and alphabets have always fascinated me, it's part of the reason I memorized Russian a few years back, though I'm more than rusty now. This video definitely made me want to learn some more Slavic Languages!-

[@ASMRctica]

I totally agree! That’s yet another alphabet, or group of alphabets I’d like to do more research about too, and cover in a future video :)

[@motmi2356]

Greek isn‘t a Slavic language...

[@GeneralPet]

Cyrillic alphabet was derived from Greek. But they are different things

[@Mileza-ASMR]

@@motmi2356 they're semi closely related. Nobody really gives a damn if it's Slavic 100% or not, i said what i said because this video made me think of it. "modern Greeks are originated from Slavs. Modern continental Greece is Slavic in origin, especially Serbians (South Slavs) and Kuber Bulgars (Turkic)" -Quara answer from historian

[@lizziek1229]

So excited to watch this! Been missing your videos. Hope you and your loved ones are doing well, staying safe, and having a good summer!

[@hannahmcdermott6874]

I would love to see a map of ancient Greece (sorry if you've already done one!)

[@zhestbbb]

I really love linguistics, especially the history of writing systems. Thanks for your video!

[@ASMRctica]

Glad you enjoy 😊 Thanks!

[@AnaStrbac]

I just love your videos :) they are so interesting and relaxing. The only problem is that I fall asleep and then have to rewatch to see all the interesting parts :) thank you

[@ASMRctica]

Thanks! So glad you say that 😊 And thanks for rewatching, that’s the best feedback ever!

[@shikuro7229]

Guess its time to sleep 🙃😴

[@matheusbarcia2200]

I'm from Brazil! I only feel tingles with this wounderfoul Channel. Very nice, man!

[@ASMRctica]

So glad to hear you enjoy, Thanks so much for the feedback and support 😊

[@haaps3]

So glad to see a new video, looking forward to the next!

[@SleepyTimeTuber]

Brings me back to my college days, haha. Love the content! I sometimes almost knock out at my desk while I’m working cause your videos are so relaxing.

[@Veriox22]

He can pronounce the greek letters with almost no problem! Good job! Although mother of latin, the greek language and alphabet is one of the hardest ones to learn. The pronounciation is tricky and there are many rules and exceptions.

[@legendaddyy]

My favourite ASMR maker 🤩

[@kimsung-kyung9368]

I know my teacher's are gonna be so confused when they see my new handwriting😂😂😏 Edit:i know i aint the only one

[@hughgilbert7620]

Love that your videos are getting the views they deserve keep up the good work! ✌🏼

[@MsNovazz]

Oh my gosh this voice is so soft i wouldnt sleep with it, i am melting instead. I fall super fast in love with this voice geez 🙈🙈🙈

[@GurleenkaurNanda]

I am a math major and I love this soo much ❤️❤️

[@ASMRctica]

Thanks! Great to hear that :)

[@drifthubz6898]

Can you please draw the call of duty Warzone map

[@aidaoruc]

Tonight i needed you voice more than anything. It helped. Thank you for so many time.