So I planned to debut this channel with some kind of well-researched video essay on a character or show I love-- but instead we get this improvised, last minute messy trailer breakdown with poor lighting while I was super sick ahahahaskfhasa. Honestly, I just really needed to speak about "The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes" because I was excited about Coriolanus Snow and Lucy Gray, so hopefully you'll enjoy this trailer breakdown even under the less-than-ideal circumstances! Future videos will improve!
The names of Capitol citizens are all of Latin origin and names ending in anus are very common. Sejanus is pronounced Suh-jay-nus, so the same way as Coriolanus.
That's interesting about the pronunciation, because my first language is actually latin-based and we would say it as Suh-jAH-nus/CorioLAHnus, both in our own language and in Latin. 'A' in Latin is 'ah' for us. I think the letter 'a' sounding like 'ay' is the more English reading of even the original Latin tbh; because, if I'm not mistaken, in English speaking countries there was a change from how Latin was originally pronounced. Or something like that fkashash. But that's actually so cool to know that Latin names with the anus ending are common, it definitely explains a lot, so thank you! I appreciate finding out about this!
@@loreandlight I guess that is how you would pronounce it in a Latin-based language, so the pronounciationthat sounds correct to me is based on an Anglicised version of Latin. Nobody knows how Latin was actually pronounced though, so I guess either way is fine.
So I planned to debut this channel with some kind of well-researched video essay on a character or show I love-- but instead we get this improvised, last minute messy trailer breakdown with poor lighting while I was super sick ahahahaskfhasa. Honestly, I just really needed to speak about "The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes" because I was excited about Coriolanus Snow and Lucy Gray, so hopefully you'll enjoy this trailer breakdown even under the less-than-ideal circumstances! Future videos will improve!
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The Academy building gives me Third Reich ( World War 2 Germany) vibes, which is a nod to the oppressive regime of the Capitol.
Ooh that's a very interesting observation! I can see that being a nod to how oppressive the Capitol is, for sure!
The names of Capitol citizens are all of Latin origin and names ending in anus are very common. Sejanus is pronounced Suh-jay-nus, so the same way as Coriolanus.
That's interesting about the pronunciation, because my first language is actually latin-based and we would say it as Suh-jAH-nus/CorioLAHnus, both in our own language and in Latin. 'A' in Latin is 'ah' for us. I think the letter 'a' sounding like 'ay' is the more English reading of even the original Latin tbh; because, if I'm not mistaken, in English speaking countries there was a change from how Latin was originally pronounced. Or something like that fkashash.
But that's actually so cool to know that Latin names with the anus ending are common, it definitely explains a lot, so thank you! I appreciate finding out about this!
@@loreandlight I guess that is how you would pronounce it in a Latin-based language, so the pronounciationthat sounds correct to me is based on an Anglicised version of Latin. Nobody knows how Latin was actually pronounced though, so I guess either way is fine.
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