Chivalry Lesson | Speak Like a Knight
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ค. 2024
- Hello students! Today’s lesson is going to teach you how to speak like a knight, which is otherwise known as chivalrous communication.
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------[0:00] Introduction
------[0:19] What Is Chivalry?
The word chivalrous comes from an old french word ‘chevalerie’, meaning knighthood or nobility. It is an ethical code of conduct that knights followed in Medieval Europe.
-----[0:55] The Chivalric Code
The chivalric code is a set of knightly values from the medieval period. The way a knight behaved was self-governed by the chivalric code.
-----[2:13] Why Should You Learn How to Speak like a Knight?
We are so far away from those knightly values today, that having them would make a person stand out.
-----[2:53] Speaking like a Knight: What Not to Do!
Don’t use slang, swear, slander, or be boastful! Knights should also avoid loquaciousness, which means talking too much about things that aren't important.
-----[4:01] Chivalrous Phrases to Use
This lesson covers an array of knightly phrases that you could use, including:
"I give you my word."
"Everything is taken care of."
"Thank you so much for your kind consideration."
"That is a line I will not cross."
-----LESSON ROUNDUP
Thank you for watching this lesson on chivalric communication. I really hope that you enjoyed it and gained some useful knowledge on how to speak like a knight!
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whats ur instagram my lady !!
Jack Bauer from the TV show 24 was a knight! He always said "I give you my word" to make a promise.
@Influ scope Hmm, I would have thought Latin was the language of The Knight?
Hum.. Your delivery is pretty deadpan / dry.
Either that or you're suicidal 😁
@@goofygrandlouis6296 what a dumb thing to say. This lady is pure class.
Dear Lady Jade, it is an honour for me to inform you that your lesson has pleased me enormously. I must confess that I had never seen anyone on this social network speaking upon the old manner of speaking which knights used to employ.
I thank you very much for your consideration.
Apart from that which I have just said, I should like to be granted the pleasure to say that you are wearing very beautiful garments.
All right...all right...show off!
@@ROCKINGMAN Why should I?
@@oraetlabora1922 Bollocks! Nice good ol' english phrase -'cause I said so!
It’s been an honour learning from you 🤗
You can't jump up a class that easy, you peasant!
@@baldrick1485 Whaaat 🤣
It's been an armor learning from you. Missed opportunity..
"I give you my word" we say exactly that in Spanish! I never expected it works for English too! Thanks Jade!!
of course it does
@@JLchevz pu7000000000
I oft (hehe) like to speak like a knight or with unnecesarily formal or specific words just because it's funny.
It brings warmth to my heart to amuse the leal lords and ladies most puissant with old fashioned words or phrases, akin to those used by illustrious knights of yore.
Lady Jade, your way of teaching is unrivalled!
Never have I seen such engaging video before!
It's been an honour learning from you!
Thank you!!
Thank you so much for your kind words. It has been an honour learning from you, Lady Jade
What a honor to be in your class. You bave a glorious bearing
step 1. put on a helmet
step 2. Put on an armour
step 3. Ride a war horse.
Step 4. Hold a sword.
Step 5 shut up yll
Step 6. Get a squire. You need help getting in and our of the armor.
My lady It’s been an honour learning from you
I must declare my courtly love for you, seriously.
Simp
@cerdic6586 a well mannered simp is a wise simp.
What a marvelous lesson to learn from! You are amazing as always. I am absolutely fascinated. It’s been an honour learning from you.
Very warm regards from Russia.
From Russia with Love*
I really enjoyed this lesson ! I hope it will be followed by the Lady version of polite, honourable speech 🤩🙏
Perhaps someday. I’ll have to think on it. 🤔
Greetings from Ukraine! Enjoying your lessons and your beauty
Bless you !!! It's been a honor learning from you.
Dear Lady Jade, thank you so much for this very interesting and useful lesson. I’m always eager to act in the best chivalrous ways. It is an honour learning from you. Please allow me to take the opportunity to congratulate you on your beautiful gown that suits you extremely well.
You're too kind. ☺️
Very interesting lesson! Thank you as always
brilliant lesson!! Thanks for the excursion in history.
uh... I don't want to trigger the English here, but.
She starts her lesson by talking about the code of chivalry that was in place at the time in England, yet she fails to mention that it was broken at the battle of Agincourt by the devious English knights, who slayed their prisoners.
That act brought universal condemnation throughtout Europe, as perticular dishonorable.
It's truly been an honor learning from you.
So beautiful!
Hello Professor Jade
Thank you so much for your help and advice,
i really appreciate your job. I wish you peace and happness under the sky of prosperity. All the best. Take care and have a good time.
Your Student from Algeria
Using this to study for my first mordhau stream, thanks !
Big fan of my fellow Londoner the fabulous Jade! What an honour to share the same place of birth with you! I do like your swag! Wish I knew someone like you to be friends with . Lol! Keep up the good work. Nuff respect!!!
Honour amongst ye brethren! This is the way!
please teach all of my lessons... the only voice that i can actually pay attention to
From an etymological perspective, it derives from the French word for horse='cheval' the knights being horseriders as opposed to the common people people who couldn't afford one 🏇
Loquaciousness - for a perfect example of this just watch Prime Minister’s questions on the BBC.
My dear teacher, this video has given to me a lot to think of, especially when it comes to gratitude, massive thank Jade I appreciate the love and care tha you put in your videos.
Thank You, Epic lesson!! Keep up the good work!!! 💯👍😃
I really liked this lesson. Well, I love all your lessons: it’s been a privilege and an honour learning from you in all these years🙂
Ciao!!! Scusi, sei Italiana? Io Sono insegnante di filosofia per alcune persone che vivonno a Roma e a Sassari... 🙋
@@martincristancho sì, sono italiana. Jade ha studenti e studentesse da tutto il mondo 😊
@@angelicabertellini 🎶 Grazie, sei molto gentile.... 😊
Gorgeous lesson thanks a lot!
My favorites:
- Everything is taken care of
- Allow me to do that for you
- I'm afraid not (great way to say no)
- I will take that to my grave
Lady Jade, thank you for your unusual lesson. There's a huge need of politeness nowadays. This humanity is becoming more and more rude, most people lacking respect for others...❤️
strength and honour
Again, Jade, you've come with a great idea! Very enjoyable and highly informative lesson.
Glad you liked the lesson.
Your Ladyship, it's been an honour learning from you..
Thank you for watching, dear Sir.
My pleasure.. indeed
Love your channel so much . Do you ever hold classes I’m from Solihull . So I have a brummie accent. Which I find holds me back . I mix in good circles but I found some times I feel held back .
It has been an honour learning from you ❤️❤️
Charge! For the king!
Lady Jade can I ask a question. See if everyone spoke proper English would it not do away with regional accents which I love. I like speaking to someone knowing from their accent that they come from Yorkshire, London, Manchester and so on.
Well done Jade. As it always happens, your lessons are really interesting and useful
The ladies will like this.
I found this very interesting, you may as well. I've been trying to find the origins to the accents in the United States. I first started noticing the difference in Texas and Florida accents which I think sparked my curiosity. This lady explains Appalachian culture very well. Thank you for another great lesson.
Celebrating Appalachia is the TH-cam channel. I guess the link didn't post... she does a good job researching topics.
You are the best mate 🌺
Love too much my best teacher ever ❤️
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Thank you ! Good work. I are still learning
Keep up the good work. 👍
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My surname is Knight! Greetings from the island of Malta!
wanna trade? i get tired of explaining to people how to spell my name.
Thank you, teacher
How about speaking like a king?
How she didn't sleep yet, beats me.
Thank you, this will do me some good, when I wear a knight costime for Halloween.
👍👍
And still stunning... ☺️
From today I'm going to follow your teaching... 🙋
How did they procreate their knightly lineage if they didn’t join with their objects of romance?
Jade Joddle remember me Anne Boleyn. I am italian and I studied the story of Anne at school, when I was young student. So every charming english woman is Anne Boleyn to me. 👍❤️
her head was chopped off.
Arrr!
I hope there are beautiful elegant lady out there who know how to revive us knights
What accent does she speak?
noblesse obliged
Yo this was dope! Imma use it
haha! you forgot to cuss and brag.
Good luck. Thank you for all the information. Ahmad from Iraq
Omg, this woman is incredibly beautiful
I want to speak like a knight so I can sound authentic at Renaissance fairs but good morals are cool too I guess
it looks like you're coming out of a pre-Raphaelite painting
Time for a Wizard of Id cartoon skit:
I am damn fine Sir Rodney, the greatest freakin Knight and I know that you are paid off by The King!
SIR RODNEY, I AM THE KING AND I HEARD THAT! YOU'RE FIRED!
haha! that was good.
You forgot, “Where is that garder strap?”
I'm here because I was playing as a knight in VR Chat, so far I got
What Ho peasants?
Have at you!
My blade thirst for glory
Blood and Honor!
Ah haa you fight like a cow!
I Quest for Glory!!!
Thou art stable shit compared to me!
Fare thee well
My blade for the king!!
Shoe my horse pion
Where be the tavern wench I needith another tankard of ale
This but a flesh wound!!!
Of course we are either in battle or drinking at a tavern...
That's how a true knight speaks. This wench knoweth nothing of true knights!!!
Nobility is not.. part of the aristocracy... For a knight nobility is a set of principles.... noble sentiments, generosity, forgiveness, respect. protection of the weak. Read Don Quijote.
Here is a reason to be cool
2 im trying to master my sword
thenk you😁
Jim the knight approves this.Jim shall take this lesson to the grave.
How do you get dubbed as a knight by the 👑?
Make a large donation to a political party, allegedly!
Absolutely flawless! All pleasure was mine, young lady.
Interesting video. Cheers from Santa Fe, Argentina...
Why don't you have Persian subtitles?
Hello Jade. when are you going to bring to class another story? I miss them.... thanks a lot
Have a look for the readings on Odysee.
Hello jade, thanks for Your quick response could you tell me a little bit more of how do i get to oddyse thanks a Lot teacher
I always used to name you Lady Jade, long time before this lesson :) you can check my old comments :)
Cheers!
Excellent video. I roleplay on a Dungeons&Dragons rp server as a chaste paladin/knight so i need to learn how to speak properly instead of imitating Michael Palin in Monthy Pythons The holy grail. The progressive Drow ladies dont appreciate my chivalry at all lol
nice British accent and good pace!
Lovely Jade as usual.A********
Very good as expected. I'm hoping for another Halloween story telling time 😉 maybe some Edgar Allan Poe 😊
he and i are distant cousins, believe it or not.
@@stevenhoskins7850 that's awesome, I love Tell-Tale Heart.
@@czamman Yes and The Raven. "Nevermore! Nevermore!" Read that if you haven't. He had dual citizenship between Great Britain and here in America.
@@stevenhoskins7850 Lenore
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The five chivalric virtues are
Honer, Wisdom, Generosity, Valor and Compassion.
For tradition is sacred in Toussaint😅😅
lol 😆 speak like a Knight
Charge! ⚔️
Like the Black Knight or just a Knight Templar?
Yeah, with a Black Knight Greatsword that launches your enemies into the air.
@@junec.7990 Not quite polite🤣🤣🤣
I love your accent
I would.hope we will come to treat each other with this much honour again . Our world is so corrupt
Fair maiden, methinks that some lesser of men has vexed you. May you find the noble Knight you desire. Farewell til anon.
marry me princess
Here is a noble person
Princess Ja Jo.
The Irish Whisky tipplers are not very chivalrous because those guys talk a lot and tell dirty limericks.
Oh , honourable lady, I hope ,you are well..I arrived 17 minutes late becauseof hard time outside. I feel myself as a slave in this life. But my pleasure is to be a slave of this beautiful language..Oh Jade , let us live the slangs,ok dokey which means acceptable..When I am in a castle of this language, how not to be loquacious with the servants there; how to restrain from hearing at slanders. Maybe one day I will wake up from this life of slavery I will perceive a gleam which may be the knighthood I was waiting for. If love exist, then I am an eternal lover of this beautiful language. Once more honourable lady the beautiful dress you wear is also worn here by beautiful algerian women in the region of kabylie.
Off topic, just a random thought: Why does virtually everybody keep adding "...but not least" at the last item of a list? Can't "last" be a standalone, autonomous word anymore? Sure, "but not least" does make a lot of sense when you want to emphasize the equal weight of each item, but to my non-native ears it started to sound as overused, worn out, cliché pun. Am I the only one?
You're not the only one who notices that. It seems that many people just love or at least like speaking so similar or perhaps just the same way others do, and let me tell you, it is a great opportunity to make the difference and speak correctly without language vices. It appears to be that so many people dislike being well spoken.
I haven’t noticed this phrase being used a lot. In my understanding, it tends to be used in formal events when a list of people or nominees is being read out.
@@JadeJoddle For me, it is nearly 10 out of 10 in every public/online presentation I attend. The items listed include mostly ideas and concepts rather than people. But this is corporate IT reality. It could be a flawed environment.
@@aram5642 If it is an ordinary list of things, there is no need to use that phrase. A simple 'and' will suffice.
@@JadeJoddle Exactly my thought. Glad to hear we share this opinion, Ma'am
It’s nice I was in the British humor… dry humor of humor…😉😳😱🧛♀️🧟♀️👩🦳🥂🍸🙉🤘🤟👏👍🥳😉⚠️
Is our next time we see you… something about a birthday cake… maybe with a metal file… kind of humor!😱😉🙈🐵🥳👏😳👩🦳🙊🧟♀️🧛♀️🤘😎👍❤️🔥
I need a sword now.
Knight after 🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🥃🥃????
The notification of this video from Jade prompted me to find out who the knights were? After watching a series about Medieval times with Terry Jones (BBC), I conclude: if someone tells me to be a knight, I will answer: "do you want me to kill, rob and rape"? Friends, don't be a true knights, be knights from fairy tales!
I think you may have watched something that takes a deconstructionist view of knighthood. That's means someone whose job it is to attack great works of literature, and more deeply than that, the culture in general.
@@JadeJoddle You are probably right, but like every person, world history strives to keep in mind all the best that happened in the past and forget about the bad!
Let's go Brandon
Let's go, Brandon!