@arumnatzorkhang: Replying to @Panos Did the English have philosophy and words for philosophy prior to Greek influence? #linguistics #language #greek #etymology #History

ssj_cumber :

can you talk about the nahuatl language of the Aztec

alexandrumoise701 :

There are no new words.

carlepace :

“Have you ever heard of the tragedy of Darth Pleghūs?”

Darkpuka :

What did eolfsand mean?

Mister Wayne :

After seeing this and the previous post, I’m curious on your thoughts on Anglish and similar movements?

Fames :

Language is fun.

cldbrwszn :

Has any of the vernacular philosophy been preserved?

LiquidHotD&D :

Amber is piezoelectric so it makes sense tbh

top1xx :

i thought it was just beowulf

The Cartoon Heathen :

How would you imagine these words would sound if they survived?

_salami_dave_ :

so rad

Supposedly Julio :

Thoth :

What a beautiful ancient vocabulary 🥰

Toby Matthews 🇸🇪🇫🇮🇧🇻 :

Rodor is really cool.

walkete :

do you have (or plan to have) a course on old english?

Trollik :

a post suggestion: hebrew word roots and how theyre sound reflects the meaning itself, aka the hebrew alphabet letters sound as their first part of the letter name Alaph will be "Ah" Bet will be "Ba" and so on. also that alphabet is the actualy the letters alef and bet combined in hebrew. i think it might be an interesting video.

MJR Schneider :

Born to learn uncleftish beholding, forced to study atomic theory 😔

GoddessLola :

And the Greeks learned the philosophy in Egypt

Zep Tepi (Hem-Netjer-Tepi) :

👀

Δημήτρης Κούτρας :

🥰

zufarathoyabahar :

😁😁😁

nc𒉭sb :

😳😳😳

Nuwan Ishara Mahagamage :

💜💜💜

fjs_archives :

This is kinda embarrassing to admit, but sometimes I confuse AAVE with white southern English (hillbilly English). Is there a reason why they both sound so similar? Or it just a me thing?