What Ancient Languages Sound Like

Started by kalash, January 17, 2016, 04:39:04 PM

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Quote from: kalash on January 17, 2016, 04:39:04 PM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50By01L7uzY&feature=youtu.be
Old English at 8:30  Anybody understand anything?

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Kalash, that was fascinating.  Thank you for posting.

OLD ENGLISH - I could not understand one syllable.  LOL  :ohmy:

LATIN - Call me naïve, but I was astounded how much Latin sounded like Italian, with a few "us" thrown onto the end of many words.   I knew 2 people who studied Latin in high school.  Neither one sounded like this.  They must have been speaking Philly-Latin, (i.e. Latin spoken with a Philadelphian accent)   :biggrin:
I studied in the medical world, heard Latin Medical-ese spoken constantly, yet no one sounded Italian.  Hearing Latin spoken as it should be put me into culture shock.  You mean the whole world does not sound like Philadelphia?  :wink:

ARAMAIC - This one really got me emotional.  Caused a serious case of the warm fuzzies, and my eyes to fill with sentimental tears.  This is the very language that my Jesus spoke.   :wub: 
Reading His words translated into English in the bible is powerful enough, but hearing a man speaking His actual language really hit home. :mellow:


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Quote from: kalash on January 17, 2016, 04:39:04 PM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50By01L7uzY&feature=youtu.be
Old English at 8:30  Anybody understand anything?

Interesting, although the guy speaking had something like strong Hungarian accent, or probably more like Chinese or Japanese. The Old Church Slavonic (at 10:30) doesn't sound as it should have in my opinion, it was probably not spoken by a Slavic person, but some foreigner.
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