I appreciate this! Just note that I'm still learning myself, and I make mistakes in my pronunciation. I'm going to be streaming on Twitch, reading Middle English more often, so hopefully I improve from that
I'd like to hear the knights tale, that's my favourite. I like the idea that someone would prefer prison just to see another for a few minutes a day than freedom. The peculiar things humans do for love.
@@ThePhilologicalBell really? That would be great. 😊 I'm embarrassed to ask but when i listen some of the words seem familiar, I didn't realise that English had changed so much. I can imagine you're thinking "doh". I read a book about Spakespearian Elizabethan and it was almost like modern English so it's interesting how different Middle English is. I realise that language is forever changing but I hadn't thought about how fluid it is.
Hi sir,I want to ask you some questions: 1.what is the difference between:philology,codicology,manuscriptology,paleography,manuscript studies? 2.do they include historical linguistics? 3.can a person study all codices and manuscripts around the world? 4.if they are different from each other,is there a field that covers them all? 5.how can I self study them? 6.what sources should I use to study them(considering that I am in 11th grade so the sources must be from complete beginning to most advanced)? Thank you so much❤️
Looking at it with you reading it makes me think it should be pronounced more like Scots. This sounds like someone English reading Robert Burns having never heard a Scottish accent.
This is great, thanks for reading it for 30 minutes. This will be useful to help me with my pronunciation
I appreciate this! Just note that I'm still learning myself, and I make mistakes in my pronunciation. I'm going to be streaming on Twitch, reading Middle English more often, so hopefully I improve from that
@@ThePhilologicalBell thank you so much , it really helps me a beginner
I'd like to hear the knights tale, that's my favourite. I like the idea that someone would prefer prison just to see another for a few minutes a day than freedom. The peculiar things humans do for love.
I can do that! :)
@@ThePhilologicalBell really? That would be great. 😊
I'm embarrassed to ask but when i listen some of the words seem familiar, I didn't realise that English had changed so much. I can imagine you're thinking "doh".
I read a book about Spakespearian Elizabethan and it was almost like modern English so it's interesting how different Middle English is. I realise that language is forever changing but I hadn't thought about how fluid it is.
😍 Wow! Amazing stuff, it's incredible how much of this has gutteral elements similar to Welsh and Gallic.
Love how you chuckled reading 3806 too 😉
Hi sir,I want to ask you some questions:
1.what is the difference between:philology,codicology,manuscriptology,paleography,manuscript studies?
2.do they include historical linguistics?
3.can a person study all codices and manuscripts around the world?
4.if they are different from each other,is there a field that covers them all?
5.how can I self study them?
6.what sources should I use to study them(considering that I am in 11th grade so the sources must be from complete beginning to most advanced)?
Thank you so much❤️
Looking at it with you reading it makes me think it should be pronounced more like Scots. This sounds like someone English reading Robert Burns having never heard a Scottish accent.
Funnily enough, when new students to middle English struggle to read it, they often manage to if they read it aloud in a Scottish accent.