EVOLUTION OF THE JAPONIC LANGUAGES

[@KingsleyAmuzu]

Could you make a video on why Japanese sounds like Finnish, according to some people, not saying it is real, just a request?

[@freddymapping]

I'll make it a short, how's that?

[@KingsleyAmuzu]

OK, short is fine, but could you also make a long video, but not too long video, you don't have to talk in the video, just give the example, but fine, maybe a short is alright?

[@duduchannel6729]

Thats interesting, they sound completely different to me

[@9wyshsiwj]

"Sounds similar" is subjective and pointless in linguistic.

[@HistoryGark]

How did you edit like that?

[@freddymapping]

I make the slides with layers and apply fade animations to each slide that changes. The year counter is made with a number animation tool in my video editor (NCHSoftware Videopad)

[@HistoryGark]

Omg Your video editor is have Auto years text?​@@freddymapping

[@danielbriggs991]

Your map starts off with the Yueshi people speaking Proto-Japonic, but is there any evidence pointing that way?

[@freddymapping]

According to Vovin and Whitman's hypotheses, the Proto-Japonic language spread through wet rice farming technology, the technology seemed to have spread to Korea through the Shandong peninsula, around that time it brought Proto-Japonic to Korea, then spreading to Japan once Koreanic took its place in Korea. Although this theory is quite possible, it still is unlikely that the Yueshi people of Shandong were actually speaking Proto-Japonic.

[@yigohistory]

Greetings to the damn Japanese who created their own language beyond the world!

[@freddymapping]

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