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Macedonians have been speaking the slavic Macedonian Language since 600bc , and we love it , real simple . how you say it is how its spelt . No 2 words are the same , and no silent letters . And we want it to be different from the Greeks . Because they copied everthing we did .

"The Macedonians were Greeks. Their language was Greek, to judge by their personal names and by the names of the months of the calendar. Macedonian ambassadors could appear before the Athenian assembly without needing interpreters. In all Demosthenes' sneers about their civilization there is no hint that Macedonians spoke other than Greek". George Cawkwell, professor of ancient history in Oxford University. History of Macedonia

Sorry, I have a little problem with the empirical validity of a claim made in this video. I generally like your videos, but don’t babies/children subconsciously acquire phonological systems instead of do this? I know I did. I definitely never shadowed or memorized anything.

나같아도 솅종엉졩 훈민정음 시절 중세 한국어로 말 걸면 몇번이고 되물으면서 대충 비슷한 단어나 문법으로 뉘앙스 때려맞출듯ㅋㅋ

I'm a native English speaker, and this video made me realize I pronounce most H's like /ç/. This news hit me like a bullet train, because I didn't even know there where multiple sounds for H

ALL THE SPACE IS GREEK!!!😉😉😉

Soooo...... Today we learnt that Alexander could have spoken an unknown language related to aliens. Of course we don't and will never have any evidence as such.... But let's not say he was Greek and spoke Greek. Let's say he miiight spoke alien. Imagine if we find an ancient Chinese inscription in the USA that will prove that the Indians were actually Chinese !!!!! I mean we could say that they were indians of course....but what if we found the Chinese inscription???? What if Alexander was from Mars and we find martian inscriptions????😱😱😱

tnx a lot brother ^^beautiful video!!!! greetings from tuscany! the mother place of modern italian language ^^

Slavic people they come in Balkan in 6th century after Christ the and

prestige lang? why did nt he change it to his lang when he conquered the so called known world... and because you ask, you understand greek's anxiety if they want to conquer some land, as you said, but i dont understand why do nt you have the same empathy for conquering, or stealing, other people's history...it is not only nationalistic, unethical, unhistorical, dangerous, but it is also pathetic... maybe you dont care, which i dont understand, but imagine if some greek, albanian, or even french or so, called some parts of your latin (i am guesing here..), chinese, or whatever history as theirs, naming airports, even countries, using , or maybe better, APPROPRIATING, symbols, customs, etc? you just dont understand , i assume, because you are not in the position, the positionality, of being a balkan, or in this case, a greek....a scientist, when he investigates and analyses cases, must always consider his/her positionality, as this affect the bias that will eventually come to the surface, with tremendous impact on the quality of the research's result.... you cant win bias, but you can learn to recognize it, and maybe control it...

Spoiler: no

ooooh 7 of 9, that episode was a banger of a head spinner! (Star Trek: Voyager)

Bravissimo! 😄😄😄

'No one speaks Latin apart from you' (the last guy)....took him a while, but FINALLY he got it !

Excellent video Συγχαρητήρια

as italian, never studied latin, i could understand almost everything (even if with subtitles i admit it's easier)

Philosophy is nominally defined love of wisdom. Wise is said of virtuous man, the man of expectationally skill in his profession and man who possess sublime knowledge or science of things. From this we can infer that philosophy seeks knowledge primarily for its own sake, and not for the sake of its utility in daily life; a true lover seeks the object of his love for its own sake and not for the sake of another. Some might suppose that the study of philosophy is futile because it seeks knowledge not primarily sought for the sake of utility in daily life. Three reasons, and a sign can be put forth against this: perfection of the human intellect is found in knowledge, proper operation of man as man( by which he differs from other living beings) is intellectual operation, which operation has knowledge for its object( each thing seeks its proper operation), man is united to his principle through the principle of the intellect( each thing seeks to be unites to its principle) and we love our senses even when they are not of use to us in daily because they inform which signifies the that we seek knowledge from the intellect for its own sake as it informs us. Though, sought for the sake of knowledge alone, a part of philosophy is practical. Real definition of philosophy is knowledge of all things through first causes from light of natural reason. The first division of philosophy is into theoretical and practical, theoretical philosophy is divided into real theoretical philosophy and logic. Practical philosophy is divided into three parts: individual moral, domestic moral and civil moral. Philosophy requires three-fold treatment which almost always begins the study of Logic.

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hey hi, I browsed your videos a bit, I saw you talk about many ancient civilizations, why have you never talked about the Venetkens? a people of comparable size to many of those already mentioned in previous videos. If you don't know them, look for some information, surely if you know what to look for you will find everything like the Romans

It's true that in Italian we should have the open and close "e" and "o", but in reality we don't. Almost everybody uses just one of them, depending on our regional dialects, and many people use the middle "e" and "o", so I wouldn't say that it's accurate to say we have the close and open vowels. That's why we rely more on IPA charts than on similarities with our sounds when learning a new language.

al parco di tor tre teste sanno il latino

hey hello, congratulations for the beautiful video, I'm Italian and I really appreciated this video of yours. I'd like to hear you do the same thing speaking the: ancient Veneto, which would be the one that gave rise to: Talian who speak in Brazil, let's talk about the language of the ancient people also called: Venetkens, it would be nice to see how people who speak Portuguese or Spanish as their native language react.

hei ciao, complimenti per il bellissimo video, sono italiano e ho apprezzato molto questo tuo video.Mi piacerebbe sentirti fare la stessa cosa parlando il: Veneto antico, che sarebbe quello che ha dato origine al: Talian che parlano in Brasile, parliamo della lingua dell'antico popolo anche chiamato: Venetkens, sarebbe bello vedere come reagiscono delle persone che come lingua madre parlano portoghese o spagnolo.

Vidya on de tubin stay

Whatever happened to pig 🐷 Latin?

Love me some romantic language ❤😂

My sister studied Latin in high school

Zoti e Do Donte Se Iliria Jone Te Rrone e Te Jetone Teresore Ne Trojen Tone e Ne Botene e Sotme Te Theme Se Gjuha Jone Ilirrore e Vertetone Se Eshte e Lidhure Deri Sote Per Hire Te Zotite Te Madhe.

e More Trime Me Pengon Se Dituria Dhe Urtesia Mungone Ne Kohen e Sotme Dhe Mbreti Dhe Mbreteria e Maqedonise Ishte Ilire Dhe Thrake I Burone Ne Rrenjet e Tyre Te Diellite Dhe Yllite Hyllnore Te Bardhe I Bindure Ne Ate Kohe Per Te Valone e Te Arrite Kohore Zoterime e Drejta Dhe e Verteta Do Delle Pergjithmon Besa Bes..Dhe Gjuha e Homerite Eshte e Lidhure Dhe Krahesohete Me Gjuhen Tone e Jo Me Gjuhen Greke.

Give me someone who speaks fluent and idiomatic Latin or Greek with a completely wrong pronunciation any day over someone with a perfect pronunciation but stilted and unidiomatic language. Give me someone who understands what they are saying, who spontaneously adjusts their intonation to the meaning of their words, who effortlessly shifts between various registers, who speaks naturally yet wholly correctly and idiomatically about something they are genuinely interested in: I won't care one bit about their accent. It's great to do educational videos about historical phonology (like the one about ει, or the one about ζ), but this kind of insistence that everyone must perform this or that particular pronunciation is highly unhelpful. It will discourage people from learning, and take away their focus from what's really important (acquiring the actual language) to things that are very much accessory (acquiring a pitch-perfect accent). For all of us to improve, we need much, much more people who master the language itself to the point that they effectively can speak and thus contribute to an immersive environment. We need speakers. When there are enough of those, pronunciation will naturally converge to the accents which happen to be used by those who are most listened to (because they are the most worth listening to, or because they are the most popular, or because of anything else that lends them prestige). That is how natural language really works. But to make that happen, we first need to make these living languages again. We need to foster learning, and for that we need content in idiomatic Latin, content in idiomatic Greek, not perfect (or, if you ask me, even remotely accurate) pronunciation. 💜🖤

Dovresti fare questo video in Sardegna, lì praticamente lo parlano come dialetto!

cerasa significa ciliegie in dialetto calabrese

excellent presentation, bravo.

I Imagine maybe the old Cardinals, Bishops etc. might be a little more versed in it. Maybe you get an audience with the pope next time ;)

Most people are confused..they dont know or they are misled by bull wana be historians...the oldest language in the region is the albanian language...the macedonians spoke the old albanian dialect the illirians...so stop confusing people

Not greeks not macedonians...illirians...olimpia the mother of alexander was from an illirian tribe in epirus...the region was the illirian peninsula not sllavic not greek...the greeks ocupied those territories from the fall of the otoman empire...the region was all ways was inhabited by albanian illirians.....the so called greeks came later on from anatollia....

I love the section where y'all struggle to find a good example. A very common frustration in explaining a language concept to someone.

MAKEDONIA IS ILIRIANS ORIGINS @ NOT GREEKS NOT SLLAVS@ IS ILIRIANS ORIGINS100%!!!!

O Tite tute Tati tibi tanta tyranne tulisti

If alexander the whent to teach the Hellenistic

What kind of hat are you wearing?

You seem to have misspelt 'consensus' as 'concensus' in the description.

Shouldn't you put the verb at the end of sentence?

It't wrong why we study latin

Skopjans gotta be the greatest delulus in the balkans, even Albanians arent as delusional

2:43-2:54 Upon rewatching this video a second time, I have pretty much understood this without resorting to the English on the bottom, at least the gist. Does ὡς γυμνασάμενος translate to something like "so that I might be working out" or "as/like being in the state of exercising?" I would usually say something like ἵνα γυμνάζω, which may sound more common in Koine than in Attic.

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