Hocam emeğinize sağlık bir ingiliz dili ve edebiyatı öğrencisi olarak iyi ki sizi bulmuşum hikayeler ve dönemleri anlatım tarzınız cidden çok güzel ve akılda kalıcı teşekkür ederimm (:
Hocam süpersiniz, deste kullandığımız kitapta o kadar dağınık anlatıyor ki her şeyi, hepsini bir araya getirerek not almaya çalışarak saatler geçiriyordum ki sizi buluncaya dek, çok açık ve güzel anlatıyorsunuz, çok teşekkürler bu videoları bizlerle paylaştığınız için
Çok güzel bir anlatış... Gergin bir şekilde kpss literature kısmında eksiğimi tamamlıyım diye açtım ama üniversite hayatıma geri döndüm. Eksik kapatma yerine rahatlamak için geleceğim😊
Hocama destek atayım. Why did English become more simplified than Old English? It didn’t. At least not in terms of vocabulary and orthographic rules. We have many, many more words than existed in Old English (in terms of sheer number of vocabulary). Asperin! Deoxyribonucleic Acid! Quasars! Hemoglobin! Acronyms like laser, radar, PET scan! These are all words from the last 150 years or so. Likewise, our spelling system is much more complex than Old English in terms of irregular spellings for a variety of historical reasons. The only area of Old English that we have really simplified is declensions, when we gradually shifted from a more synthetic language (in which endings stuck on nouns and adjectives indicate their grammatical case) to a more analytic language (in which word order showed us what was a subject, direct object, indirect object, etc.) In general, many heavily synthetic languages tend to grow more analytic over time. However, the process in English was helped considerably by invasions-first the Viking invasions in the Danelaw (where we first started dropping declensions in the late 700s and early 800s after Danish settlement there), and later the Norman invasions of 1066, (which finished the process). The Old Norse spoken by the Danish Vikings was closely related to Old English, often sharing cognate root words such as gat and got (for “goat”), but frequently having incompatible declension markers on the end of the words. That meant the two groups could almost understand each other, recognizing individual words, but having trouble making sense of the whole sentence because of the incompatible syntax. So, over time, as the two groups inhabited the same part of England, they began dropping those endings and communicating without them. That tendency later spread southward and westward very gradually. By the time the Normans showed up, radical simplification of declensions was well under way. The massive influx of Norman vocabulary (which used no Germanic declensions at all) helped perpetuate the trend. So, today we no longer need to add a different ending to a noun to show it is the subject or object or dative case. We let word order do that instead, which seems simpler to modern speakers only because we aren’t used to a declensions system. Kaynak: www.quora.com/Why-did-English-become-more-simplified-than-Old-English/answer/Kip-Wheeler-1
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Hocam emeğinize sağlık bir ingiliz dili ve edebiyatı öğrencisi olarak iyi ki sizi bulmuşum hikayeler ve dönemleri anlatım tarzınız cidden çok güzel ve akılda kalıcı teşekkür ederimm (:
Hocam süpersiniz, deste kullandığımız kitapta o kadar dağınık anlatıyor ki her şeyi, hepsini bir araya getirerek not almaya çalışarak saatler geçiriyordum ki sizi buluncaya dek, çok açık ve güzel anlatıyorsunuz, çok teşekkürler bu videoları bizlerle paylaştığınız için
Çok güzel bir anlatış...
Gergin bir şekilde kpss literature kısmında eksiğimi tamamlıyım diye açtım ama üniversite hayatıma geri döndüm. Eksik kapatma yerine rahatlamak için geleceğim😊
Sir Gawain ve Hancı arasında kötü şeyler olcak diye bi an korktum :DD
9:07 Skyrim ile ders çalışmak gerçekten mükemmeldi. Ellerinize sağlık.
olm o fotografi gordukten sonra karakterleri sadece npc olarak hayal edebildim
@@shoom420 kasbdklasndj
@@shoom420 Aynen xd
Allah razı olsun haftaya sınavım var aylardır anlamadığım dersi sizin sayenizde anladım💖💖💖💖💖
Hocam çok muhteşem bir anlatımınız var. Resmen ilmek ilmek işliyorsunuz edebiyatı.
Hocama destek atayım.
Why did English become more simplified than Old English?
It didn’t. At least not in terms of vocabulary and orthographic rules. We have many, many more words than existed in Old English (in terms of sheer number of vocabulary). Asperin! Deoxyribonucleic Acid! Quasars! Hemoglobin! Acronyms like laser, radar, PET scan! These are all words from the last 150 years or so.
Likewise, our spelling system is much more complex than Old English in terms of irregular spellings for a variety of historical reasons.
The only area of Old English that we have really simplified is declensions, when we gradually shifted from a more synthetic language (in which endings stuck on nouns and adjectives indicate their grammatical case) to a more analytic language (in which word order showed us what was a subject, direct object, indirect object, etc.)
In general, many heavily synthetic languages tend to grow more analytic over time. However, the process in English was helped considerably by invasions-first the Viking invasions in the Danelaw (where we first started dropping declensions in the late 700s and early 800s after Danish settlement there), and later the Norman invasions of 1066, (which finished the process).
The Old Norse spoken by the Danish Vikings was closely related to Old English, often sharing cognate root words such as gat and got (for “goat”), but frequently having incompatible declension markers on the end of the words. That meant the two groups could almost understand each other, recognizing individual words, but having trouble making sense of the whole sentence because of the incompatible syntax. So, over time, as the two groups inhabited the same part of England, they began dropping those endings and communicating without them. That tendency later spread southward and westward very gradually.
By the time the Normans showed up, radical simplification of declensions was well under way. The massive influx of Norman vocabulary (which used no Germanic declensions at all) helped perpetuate the trend.
So, today we no longer need to add a different ending to a noun to show it is the subject or object or dative case. We let word order do that instead, which seems simpler to modern speakers only because we aren’t used to a declensions system.
Kaynak: www.quora.com/Why-did-English-become-more-simplified-than-Old-English/answer/Kip-Wheeler-1
Çok güzel bir anlatım, çok teşekkür ederim daha fazla video paylaşın lütfen
hancinin karısı da az değil
Mükemmel ya sizi bulduğum için cok mutluyum anlatımınız cok iyi hojammm
Merlin izleyenler çok şanslı xkxnxjjz
Hocam bu nasıl mükemmel bi anlatım ya 👍
Tesekkur ederiz
sir gawainin hanımı çok iyi bi noktada durmuş korktum
Sir Gawain and the Green Knight anonim mi yoksa Pearl Poet mu?
Anonim
Pearl poet seçeneği varsa onu işaretlemelisiniz.
@@cansuozeroglu1592 ikisi zaten aynı soruda çıkmaz herhalde, değil mi
her şey güzel ama bana neden ingilizce bir dders anlatılırken türkçe anlatılması garip geliyor
hocam sizden allah razı
Dedim kesin birleşmeye kadar gider, gwain birleşmenin yarısını hancıya verirse 😂😂😂
9:47 Skyrim :D
Merhaba, size Sır Gawain in bitişi iyi mi kötü mü, bi makale yazmam gerekiyorda
İyiii