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The lorica segmentata, perfect subject and base for a video like this

i’m high right now and this is the coolest thing i’ve ever seen

Turchese o Magenta 😁

Grazie mille per questo video! Mi piace! Non parlo l'italiano fluentemente, ma io ho una domando, è 'il sole' ? Se la prima lettera è 'S' che gli italiani non usano 'Lo' invece 'il' ?

Do Basque

The biggest difference between Catalan and Castilian is that the vernacular of the former retained more Latin words than Castilian - which assimilated more words from Arabic and other foreign languages. The lexical proximity of Catalan to Italian and French is therefore closer. The dialect itself, while different, is not significantly different from other Ibero-Romance tongues.

The woman spoke with what sounded like a Brazilian accent.

aaa palimitanu si, bravu

Fascinating. I love your video. I want time travel so bad. I would give anything to go back in time and see the world from back then. I’m obsessed with history.

"Inca" corresponds to the Italian "anche" in the read text. In other situations it does not correspond: For example you can say in Romanian "Inca o data" which means one more time but not in Italian i think. On the other hand you can say in italian "Anch'io" in the sense of me too but not in Romanian as "Inca eu" would sound weird.

Yeah fun part is: if you’re native Turkish speaker u can pronounce classical Latin correctly without learning Latin 👍🏻 (Istanbul/Constantinople accent) Greetings from Eastern Roman Empire 🇹🇷

12:27 And just like that, every French person lost their shit and went on a 70 minute wine infused rant.

I respect and like this guy but WOW he completely failed when he tried to compare the evolution of technology with the evolution of Biology. Very stupid. One happens ever 10 years and one happens ever 300,000 years lmao

Born in Australia to parents from Friul & 2 sisters born there, I was brought up speaking Furlan and English. Love speaking and hearing Furlan.

understood some sicilians, not much!!!

Many Vietnamese people here in Bangkok have many Thais fooled including myself, indistinguishable from a native... until they start asking what words mean. So, sounding like a native and talking like a native are 2 different things. Some people are better than others at sounding and it gets easier if the languages have similarities.

I'm Portuguese, but you sound like an Italian speaking fluent English, and that's fine. :)

If you don't have the language the culture the food down, then you aren't Italian, Irish, Spanish or any other ethnicity. End of debate

There’s a massive class distinction here. The clips are largely focussed on very broad working class Scots (with a sprinkling of gang culture too) and also very Glasgow centric. There is a much greater breadth of accents across the class spectrum and geographical locations (much like everywhere in the U.K.), with huge differences in how comprehensible they are to non-Scots. I have no issue being understood by non-native English speakers with my (admittedly middle class) Aberdonian accent across Europe and the Middle East in my job.

Thanks man! I'm crazy obsessed with languages and I wanna learn 1. Italian 2. Spanish 3. Greek 4. Latin 5. Thai 6. Korean 7. Japanese 8. Chinese

lol how about Chinese? They have over 100 dialects, the two main ones are Cantonese and mandarin and they sound nothing alike. And does it really matter? When it comes down to it, Japanese and all the islands around it, came from Korea which came from China.

Great video My contribution. 5 minutes of latin in a song ua-cam.com/video/e-bIqnZD8MI/v-deo.htmlsi=5V-TGsQz4Wx_9NkE

Do you know how sympatetic and charismatic you are 😉? I watched a few your videos and I really enjoyed in it! I will definitely keep watching your channel.

When I saw the thumbnail I had to stop and listen, as a long time viewer of another Metatron channel your range of opinions are usually very insightful. Thank you for the tips and devil may care honesty be it Cleopatra's or language learning apps, happy hunting.

I am not fluent in any of these but I took French, Portuguese and Japanese classes and is possible to learn them. Plus in college one can use them daily. Is fun. However, it took me a couple of weeks to stop mixing up French and Portuguese. 😂😂

Am I stupid? It has taken me nearly 4 years to become fluent in Italian, and that’s after having studied Spanish for most of my life, so I was already fluent in a very similar language.

I became fluent in bs in 5 seconds. Seriously though, Metatron rocks!

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i would also put it out there scottish people speak scots a sister language of English

You did great, I imagine it was pretty much your first time encountering our language. I think you missed some meaning when listening to the spoken language due to our use of diacritics which probably produce different sounds than what the other romance languages have. To be fair to you, I think you got Romanian as "easy" as I found Spanish, that is to say, some things are easy to pick up and others are torture=)))

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I got almost nothing from Sicilian and I got almost everything from Italian (I am not a native speaker of Italian).

Anyone here after the new video on the main channel?

Se você não pode entender os sotaques porque faz vídeos da língua portuguesa.

The truth about polyglots is the fluent in each language , because you can speak 20 or 30 or 40 languages but non of them well, it doesn't work

"Taiwanese" is a different Chinese language than "Taiwanese Mandarin" Taiwanese is closely related to Fujianese, and not really mutually intelligble. The Mandarin of Taiwan is just a Mandarin variant, like the difference between US and UK English. In fact, when I was learning Mandarin in Taiwan, they explicitly taught us with the higher prestige Beijing accent. 80% of of the people Taiwan speak Taiwanese at home, but 100% of Taiwanese also speak Mandarin, as that's what's taught in schools. As with other Chinese dialects, Taiwanese and Mandarin are generally written the same.

Chinese is much, much, easier than Japanese. Chinese has virtually no grammar, and no word genders, so your odds of saying a sentence 100% correctly is much higher than in Japanese. Or even Italian. Tones aren't as scary as folks make out (at least in Mandarin). Writing Chinese is comparable to Japanese. Chinese has more characters, but Japanese adds the 'fun' of three different writing systems. My French is much better than my Mandarin, but my odds of saying a sentence 100% correctly is much higher in Chinese.

100% Italian, less then 10% of Sicilian - my results

I find the app useful to learn vocabulary and I don't need explanations for the grammar as I am good at picking up patterns in a language. I study the target language in other ways of course.

surprisingly good video, really liked the point on context, it's something that MvJ either doesn't understand or is lying about when he claims that the difference between 橋 and 箸 is as important as 橋 vs 歌詞 lol

youve right about age of empires mate hahaha 💪💪💪

Hospitallers, not Templars

beautiful episode. a piece of advice: if you really want to hear the most conservative of Sardinian, listen to it in the "bittese" variant... basically the high imperial / low republican Latin.

I think your ability to speak English is impressive and gun to my head would say native in terms of competence

The Republic of China is Taiwan.

First thing, she says "C'est parti" (something like "let's go!") not "Sorti". And later she does say "Paris" with a little air at the end of the word, which can sometimes sound like "sh" or "ss", it's a common phenomenon, especially in Paris, for words ending in a vowel. You can often hear them say "ouich" instead of "oui" because there is too much tension in their mouth.

I love you, bro

it would be nice if we had subtitles. thios is impossibeb to follow

I was trying to learn Latin from Duolingo but, I paused cause. I kind of wish it offered a bit more context around some of what it’s teaching you. Like when there are two phrases which mean similar things or easy to mix up. But only one of them can be the correct answer. So more situational context would be nice or explanations.

My comment has been there for more than 2hours old Matt literally just forget about his UA-cam legacy