ANCIENT/OLD LANGUAGES: PART 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ส.ค. 2023
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old english is so much different than modern english
⏭️⏩modern english is frenchfied and normandized 🤝🫂🥂
@@TunahTak yeah even old french is easier to understand but that might be because i speak french 😂
@@tomiwafootball
😅😅😅 Another prank boy 😅😅😅✈️✈️✈️✈️
Another frenchified and normandized prank boy 😅😅😅🍻🍷🥂💛💛💛
meh. modern english is really soft which makes it beautiful too
True, modern English still has beauty, this will never be conflicting, it is beautiful, practical and loose, this whole beauty is Romanic Romanesque, modern English generated Anglese which is charming, beautiful and Romanesque, it has a lot of feeling, romanticism and Romanesque musicality in the current English.
I'm loving this recent focus on ancient languages
2:22 the Old Chinese text may need an update because there's the more recent Baxter-Sagart reconstruction from 2014. Impressive nevertheless.
I hope there is an Old Javanese language in next ancient/old languages
THANK YOU! You should add the Basque language (Euskara) in the next ancient language video. It's such a beautifully archaic language.
I think this video is about languages that are either extinct or that have involved into an unrecognizable form.
What is an archaic language? Basque-speaking teenagers come up with slang and stuff like any other language speaker. Is because it survived the Indo-European spread? So did Georgian, the Nakh-Daghestanian and Abkhaz-Adyghe languages, the Finnic and Sami languages, and many others...
The Basque language hasn't undergone significant renewal in terms of the number of dialects. Currently, there are six main dialects of Basque: Biscayan, Gipuzkoan, Upper Navarrese, Lower Navarrese, Lapurdian, and Souletin. Each of these dialects is spoken in different regions of the Basque Country and adjacent areas such as Navarre and France.
Regarding creole languages, there are no known creole languages derived directly from Basque.
As for Basque Romani, also known as erromintxela, it is a language created from Basque and Romani, primarily spoken by the Romani people in the Basque Country, Navarre, and parts of France.
Basque stills alive and active, not archaic
Thank you! Latin Vedic Old Polish Old Baltic, Avestan,
I love old medieval times
Can you do a video on the
indigenous language “ Taino “ or the now revitalized versions of the language called “ Hiwatahia or Tainonaíki “ ❤
Very cool demonstration thanks for posting.
I really want to see Old Catalan in the series so if any possible volunteer reads this...
今回の動画も興味深いのですが、古代中国語の表記が「簡体字」なのは残念です。
それに古代日本語の発音の推定は文字の関係でかなり難しいので、
動画での発音は「参考程度まで」と受け止めるべきかもしれません。
The Great King Sejong! 😄❤
Nice video 😍💪💪
Andy, I may know it's crazy, but could you make the language of the Fremen of Dune?
I would like to hear the Chakobsa language.
It is not a crazy idea. There is already other constructed languages here in this channel like Quenya and Naavi language
*About the Sinitic languages of East/East Asia:*
*The mentioned languages have some similarities due to mutual influences and the sharing of certain linguistic traits due to geographical proximity and historical contacts. However, each is a distinct language with its own unique characteristics.*
*Ancient and Classical Chinese is the oldest form of the Chinese language, which evolved into Modern Standard Chinese. Old and classical Vietnamese took a strong influence from Chinese, adopting Chinese characters and vocabulary.* *However, over time, Vietnamese developed its own distinct writing and grammatical characteristics.*
*Ancient and Classical Burmese also has influences from Ancient and Classical Chinese, but it also has unique characteristics.*
*Ancient Burmese is written with its own writing system, while modern Burmese has adopted a writing system based on the Roman alphabet.*
*Ancient and Classical Japanese has strong similarities with Ancient and Classical Chinese, particularly in terms of vocabulary. Traditional Japanese writing included Chinese characters (kanji) until a syllabic writing system (hiragana and katakana) was developed.*
*Old and Classical Korean has also been influenced by Old and Classical Chinese, particularly in terms of written vocabulary and writing system. However, the grammar and structure of the language are distinct and do not share the same close relationship in terms of mutual intelligibility.*
*As for the Old and Classical Bodo language, it is a distinct Sino-Tibetan language spoken by the Bodo people in India and Nepal.* *Has some similarities with Old and Classical Burmese due to their common origin in the Sino-Tibetan language family , but it also has its own distinctive features.*
*Old and Classical Tibetan belongs to the Sino-Tibetan language family, as do Chinese, Bodo, Burmese, Japanese, Korean, and Vietnamese.* *So there are some similarities and correspondences between these languages.*
*However, it is important to note that each is a distinct language with its own unique characteristics.*
*Some similarities between ancient and classical Tibetan and these languages include:*
*- Influence of Ancient and Classical Chinese: Like other Sino-Tibetan languages, Ancient and Classical Tibetan has also been influenced by Ancient and Classical Chinese, especially in terms of written vocabulary.*
*- Sharing Chinese Characters: Ancient and Classical Tibetan, as well as Ancient and Classical Burmese and Ancient and Classical Vietnamese, have adopted Chinese characters in their writing.*
*However, it is important to note that these languages differ in terms of grammar, structure and pronunciation. Therefore, the mutual intelligibility between Old and Classical Tibetan and these languages is limited.*
*In summary, although there are some influences and shared elements between these ancient and classical languages mentioned, each of them is unique and has its own linguistic and conversational peculiarities and the spoken and written intelligibility between them is limited.*
*Good night hugs, may the information help everyone who loves languages and the Asian Sinitic or Asian Sinological tree.*
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1. J,K are not belong to Sino-Tibetan language family
2. Chinese and Tibetan have been influenced by Sanskrit very strongly;
3. Burmese has strongly influenced by Bali which was diverge from Sanskrit;
4.C also influenced by Turkic languages and Mogolic Para-Mogolic languages
I can't possibly be the only one who hears Kra Dai elements in Old Chinese.
I love the sound of the etruscan languange maχraśnal
@@angelgomez4632 their original language was etruscan, a Pre-Indo-European and Paleo-European closet related to Raetic and lemnian. It's speculated that they may have been natives to the italic peninsula or they may have came from greece or anatolia. Back to the subject, their language still really difficult to understand how it really was, since their aren't many registries and not very similar languages that can give us some clues, so it's original phonology, sintax and grammar we can only assume as close as possible with the inscriptions and clues we got. (sorry for the long text, and i hope i have answered your question )
Nice
please compare yoruba with edo or with a different west african language 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
When he said funden i felt that
Can you make one on tamangic language family?
I wonder if native speakers of modern languages understand these ancient analogues?
It takes some work, but Icelandic speakers can usually understand old norse to some degree.
I could sort of understand middle English without looking at the translation, but old English I didn't understand a word
italian here: as far as i know italian is the closest living language to latin, and i gotta say that with some effort i could understand most of it (maybe cause i studied latin idk)
I'm a native Portuguese speaker and have studied Italian a while ago (I also know a thing or two about latin itself, but not much), so I can kind of have a grasp of the meaning of some texts in Latin
@@megapeiron"nihil" significa "nada" se eu não me engano, posso estar enganado, mas o latim não tinha uma palavra específica pra "nele"
Is there an Old Korean video yet?
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INDO EUROPEAN LANGUGE IN AMERICAN CONTINENT?
Old Amatian Mataniam
Your Classical Latin is the wrong text. The Latin is from the beginning of John chapter 1. The English is from the beginning of Genesis chapter 1.
middle english sounds like a foreigner speaking english
Do African language greetings
Hey andy, i would like to point out that the latin sample doesn't match with it's translation, the sample is from the book of St John, and not genesis
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SLAVIC
The translation for Latin is wrong.
IN PRINCIPIO VERBUM ERAT (in the beginning there was word) ET VERBUM ERAT APUD DEUM (and the word was with God) ET DEUS ERAT VERBUM (and God was word)...
고대 영어
중세 영어
고대 노르드어
고전 라틴어
에트루스카어
고대 중국어
초기 중세 중국어
고대 일본어
중세 한국어
오스카어