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Neo seems like it is the short version of the name Neoptolemus

"Eating with Friends is such a heartwarming adventure! The alliteration makes it so fun and engaging-loved every bit of it!"

"Scattered Seashells is such a relaxing and creative adventure! The alliteration adds a lovely rhythm-beautifully done!"

Starting this playlist in order and listening to these for meditation. :)

Thank you for these videos, they helped me a lot for my exam :)

"Quincy the Quacker is such a charming tale! Loved the clever alliteration and delightful storytelling-great work!"

"Such a soothing and creative video! The scented soap shapes are delightful, and the alliteration adds a fun twist-loved it!"

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This is an AMAZING channel, THANK YOU!

“Another brilliant alliteration adventure! Loved the clever and thoughtful wordplay-so enjoyable!”

“Loved the creative use of alliteration! Such a fun and unique take-kept me engaged the whole time!”

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"Wow, this was such an amazing alliteration adventure! 🦉✨ The tongue twisters were so tricky but super fun to follow! 😄👏 I love how you make learning so entertaining and creative. Can't wait for the next one! 🙌 Keep up the fantastic work! 💫 #TongueTwisterMaster #Owlmazing"

"Such a fun and fast-paced alliteration challenge! 😄👏 The 'Fast Friends' theme was perfect for this adventure. Your creativity keeps me hooked every time! Can't wait for the next one! 🎉👅 #AlliterationAdventure"

The Norse Charon?

Cool selection!

"Wow, this was so much fun! 🎉 Your creativity with alliteration is absolutely amazing-I couldn’t stop smiling while trying these tongue twisters! 👅💨 Thanks for the brain workout and the giggles! 😂👏 #AlliterationAdventure ❤"

"What a delightful performance of ‘I Got the Sun in the Morning’! 🎶☀ Irving Berlin’s classic paired with your alliteration adventure is such a creative and joyful treat. ✨👏 Your enthusiasm and energy make this so much fun to watch-thank you for brightening my day! 🌟❤"

"Such a powerful quote by Mother Teresa, and the alliteration makes it even more impactful! 🌟💫 It’s beautiful how words can inspire and motivate in such a rhythmic way. 🙏💖 Thanks for combining wisdom and creativity so brilliantly in this adventure! ✨🎉"

"Neon Knives-what a sharp and striking adventure! ✨🔪 Your use of alliteration is absolutely amazing, making this a creative masterpiece. 🌈👏 Loved every moment of it-keep these brilliant wordsmithing adventures coming! 🎉🔥"

"Rosy's Roses - what a charming title! 🌹✨ Your Alliteration Adventure series is so creative and fun to follow! 🎉📚 This one sounds especially captivating. Keep up the amazing work, and thank you for sharing your talent with us! 💖🎥"

"Wow, this was an epic adventure! ⚔🛡 The alliteration added so much rhythm and charm to the Viking vibe! 🌊🚀 Incredible creativity-keep up the amazing work! 💯🔥"

"Such a captivating episode! 🎄✨ Frederick E. Dewhurst offers such a unique perspective on the Magi’s search for Christ. 🌟 Loved every minute of it! 🙌 Truly makes you think about the deeper meaning of Christmas. 🎁"

"Wow, Black & Brown Background - Alliteration Adventure 1760 is such a clever and captivating masterpiece! 🖤🤎 The alliteration adds so much rhythm and charm-it’s like music for the mind! 🎶📝 Absolutely brilliant work that stands out! 🌟 Keep shining and sharing your talent! 💫👏"

Such a captivating story of La Befana! 🎁✨ MyLinda Butterworth does a wonderful job bringing this Italian tradition to life. 🌟 Thank you for sharing such a heartwarming tale! 🎄🙏

What a delightful Christmas Day drive! The scenic views along the Pacific Coast Highway are just stunning. Thank you for sharing this peaceful and festive journey through Newport Beach! 🎄🌊

Hi, I am grateful for hearing this translation (Dick Davis) of Shahnameh; and for all the efforts you have done to provide this audio book of Shahnameh! I have no doubt that kind voice of the reader well achieved general feelings and emotions in the heroic story’s atmosphere, which is great and also implies a good understanding of the story. However, I would like to mention that the impacts of the story is extremely high when it is read in Persian words! For example, I don’t know any Persian reader who has read the section of Rostaxm-Sohrab and had not had their eyes in tears. Of course, I understand that this is mainly due to the difference of the languages but I hope there be a way to convey the full impacts of the story for other languages readers. Something else that I would like to express is that Ferdowsy has implanted a secondary information in his writing, which highly likely is far from understanding for other languages readers; as it is not even easy for Persian readers to see it. For example, the name Hushang, son of Cavemorta composed of hush(=wit, wisdom, intelligence) and hang(=system, harmony) which denote the era that mankind had a sudden great intellectual development, starting with discovering fire. Another example, Jamshid; Jam(=sphere)+ Shid(shining) refers to the sun, denote the era that people of the area(Iran-greater Iran) had the ideology, culture and life based on illumination in the world creation, symbolised in the appearance of the sun. It would be great if there be a way to convey the secondary information of the book, which (in my opinion) was the main purpose of writing the book. Thank you!

Thanks you! Amazing!

Your "Alliteration Adventure" with chocolate-covered cherries is a delightful tongue-twister treat! 🍫🍒 Your creativity and articulation make this both fun and impressive. 🎤👏 Keep these linguistic challenges coming! 💪🗣

What a heartwarming rendition of "The Young King and the Stones"! Your storytelling truly brings Fredrick N. Bosworth's tale to life, capturing the essence of Christmas spirit. Thank you for sharing this gem on your podcast! 🎄📖✨

"Such a lovely Christmas story! 🎄✨ Perfect for the season! 🎅❤"

"Such a fun and creative take on New Year resolutions! 🎉✨ Loved the alliteration adventure-so catchy and inspiring! 📚💡 Can’t wait to try out some of these ideas for the new year! 🙌🎆 Keep up the awesome work! 😊👏"

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Elite oration ability for bringing it to life

I love your voice! its very soothing while listening to great tales indeed.

Adorable! I love punkin pie, too. ❤

Hello my sweetheart!i wanted to tell you that i subscribed to your channel,and you'll see that your subscribers are a little many now.all the comments of this video are from the same person. The reason that i liked so much the story is because i have some sexual thoughts/fetichs with this schedule as i imagine women that i like in Irus role,and another woman of course in odysseus role.and i remake this story many times with readings and pictures of women that i like(huge &chubby women of course)at the base of this rhapsody.i like the beggining,the fight and the outcome,and the Echetus punishment. All these as sexual and fetich fantasy.

Hello dear,you won a subscribe for your excellent work and narration!keep up! It was a very nice rhapsody..do you think that the punishment of Irus by odysseus was enough?odysseus hit him and break his bones for good...why the suitors want to send him for castration/mutilation to Echetus?they didn't like him?

Hello,and well done for narration and your beautiful voice and passion. I liked it so much the outcome for Irus.he was rude and greedy and deserved that.❤the fight and the glancing blow that odysseus gave him and broke his neck bones. At my point of view,i agree with the suitors to send this mean and hulking Irus for castration/mutilation to Echetus,as it is a little hardcore.. What do you think about that? I believe that suitors sent him there,as the most listeners think!😊😊

Well done and congratulations for your perfect work.i liked the poem and i want to mention that i liked so much the fight and the defeat of this rude and greedy beggar Irus!!as for suitors punishment,do you think that it was a little brutal to send him to Echetus?? At my point of view is really fetichistic to cut Irus,nose,ears and testes..did they sent him finally to Echetus??i believe that they sent him,as Irus stood partially wounded and numb at the walls,and he couldn't stand at his feet...

It's pronounced Shah-Nameh, and not Shah-A-Nameh. In literal translation, Shah means "King," while Nameh means "Letter" or in this case "Book of". Figuratively, Shahnameh means epopee.

wait holy cow 1703 videos is crazy

Awesome video!

I love this movie, used to be my sick movie when I was little in the 90's

The thing is that Memnon is NOT described believed or depicted as a Nubian African character in Hellenic mythology or culture. The mythical kingdom of Aethiopia from Hellenic Mythology has nothing to do with the Geographical Term of Aethiopia South of Egypt and Libya in history.

I love alliteration! I couldn't even get through one. Thanks for the laugh at myself!

I had to look up the original title for this, first time I've heard it translated to English. Too bad my two favorite ones doesn't seem to be translated at all 😲

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