ANCIENT/OLD LANGUAGES: PART 2

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[@virgilflowers9846]

Attic Greek is the absolute coolest language ever.

[@gnas1897]

I feel like Doric would sound much better. Too bad none of the dialects have been properly reconstrected.

[@aybgim3850]

Ancient IE languages sounded rather similar

[@alfonsmelenhorst9672]

Sanskrit is not spoken naturally here. Each word separately as if there is a comma after each word. While in reality the words in a sentence flow smoothly into each other.

[@accurrent]

Same with Gaulish

[@accurrent]

And Lydian

[@pyrenaea3019]

It's not a fair comparison, but for me is like hearing the chant of extinct birds 😔

[@goulven05]

Same 😢

[@Japonesbello]

@@Nwk843 wtf is that bro 🗣🗣🗣

[@Japonesbello]

@@Nwk843, okay, I apologise. You're right. 🤩🤩😍😍😍😍😘😘🥰🥰💅💅💅⛲⛲⛲⛲⛲

[@ZDaGreat]

I love hearing these ancient languages! ☺☺

[@Japonesbello]

Tocharian script looks so mystical.
Reminds me of the (probably) fictional script used in Naruto scrolls or some Indian-looking symbols that sometimes appeared in the first "Project Zero" game lol.

[@slametdinatadinata645]

Because it is tocharian.

[@Japonesbello]

@@slametdinatadinata645, the characters in "Project Zero"? Really? I'll have to check. It'll be nice if it's true because I've always wanted to know what those characters came from. XD

[@slametdinatadinata645]

@@Japonesbello i like tocharia

[@slametdinatadinata645]

​@@Japonesbelloi said that because of how speechless i am.

[@ElHeraldoHispano]

Pleased to see Celtiberian, the not so well conserved language of possibly part of my ancestors alongside (most likely) Lusitanian and Tartessian, and who knows if Iberian and Aquitanian (Basque) as well (judging by the areas where my family members were from).

[@Davlavi]

Very cool demonstration thanks for posting.

[@cch928]

Awesome!!!

[@stgr0186]

Well, here the pronunciation used for the ancient greek is wrong, because the pronunciation used is that of the classical ancient attic greek, but the text used as an example is from the era that the koine greek variation was in used some hundreds of years later than the pronunciation that was used in the video. When the text used was created the pronunciation was much closer to the modern greek pronunciation than the one used in the video.

[@dalubwikaan161]

The avestan script pleases me

[@tseringlama8616]

One on tamangic language please

[@sadpoet1624]

The word dukhtir is in Persian

[@sadpoet1624]

@@angelgomez4632 Tajikistan

[@sten6216]

from gaulish?

[@sadpoet1624]

​@@sten6216yes

[@sten6216]

@@sadpoet1624 probably from germanic, wich was geograpicly close (across the rhine river), and it's really simmilar to the dutch word for daughter

[@saranam322]

❤☸️

[@tigerking3687]

Which state?

[@saranam322]

@@tigerking3687 Maharashtra ☸️💙🙏

[@Lampchuanungang]

👍👍👍👍🥂🥂🥂🥂🍻🍻🍻👏👏

[@francescocaiaffa5389]

The ancient greek is the language of civilisation.....

[@user-upwjchb]

what ai program do you use for the voices?

[@dionysus1394]

They’re called people

[@tigerking3687]

They're real people's

[@Svnfold]

People

[@bacicinvatteneaca]

Jesus

[@Lampchuanungang]

🤭Just humans partner.👍

[@elizabethcordero9481]

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