Interview with the Legionary PART 1 ⚔️ (subtitles in Latin & English) · Legionarius ·
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- Опубліковано 14 тра 2021
- Interview with the Legionary: a German archaeologist stumbles upon a time machine that takes him back to the early Roman Empire, where he encounters a legionary whom he coaxes to sit for a brief chat.
💬 Subtitles available in English & Latin!
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"Your powers of observation are impeccable!" Ancient Roman for "No shit, sherlock!"
Haha yes, and the Latin phrase was taken from Plautus. EDIT: I can’t find it anymore on PHI, but it thought it was Plautus.
@@ScorpioMartianus While my latin is terrible (And I don't really have the patience to learn another language) I am of the opinion that everything sounds better in latin or on fire.
@@ScorpioMartianus no way. I thought you came up with it.
@@Phantomsbreath and Icelandic too. Everything sounds better in Latin or Icelandic.
@@HasufelyArod damn I'd love to learn Icelandic
An American speaking Latin with a German accent? What sorcery is this?
Luke. You never cease to amaze me. 👏🏻
Haha you're very kind! I need to work on all those things, but the next videos will be better 🤓
@@ScorpioMartianus Keep 'em coming, Luke. We'll be right here to watch and enjoy every one of them. 🤗
@@ScorpioMartianus In order to be realistic I think the German geek should speak Latin with a German / Central European pronunciation, not classical Latin with a German accent. Of course that may cause problems when the Roman soldier would not understand half of what he is saying.
@@teleonomix I may be wrong but that's probably because there is very little record of ancient Germanic pronunciation if any. That's why our best bet is Classical Latin (spoken roughly when Rome and Germanic tribes had the most interactions) with a modern German accent.
@@teleonomix Why is that? He doesn't have to speak the Latin pronunciation of the land he was born.
This could easily turn into a whole series, Scorpio! Different scholars of today lining up to get a word with Decimus Helvidius Rufus.
That's the idea! 🤓
The most annoyed legionnaire of the ancient world because historians keep popping in every few weeks. Also would love to see imagined reactions to an English person speaking in a traditional English Latin pronunciation.
How about an interview with a Roman from every century?
@@sumwon6973 really hard since he would have to speak different accents and vocabulary from the latin of different periods
@@ifly6 you want to send him to Britain? Why do you hate him so much?
Roman soldier: What's that weird thing pointing at me?
German time traveler: That's a camera!
Roman soldier: How in the name of Tartarus this is a room?
Hahaha exactly! I am saving that for the next episode.
I am glad to see this response!!
@@ScorpioMartianus Next episode? Yessss
Of course, it's a dark room!
Camera obscura
"Microfunera tua" killed me
Haha you liked that? Thanks! 🤓
1:48
Time traveler: "Ah, you're a roman?"
The roman's armor: "Bruh"
🤓
“I’ve spent some time around Greeks.”
“You don’t say.”
Oh, the ways this can be interpreted... !
Lol
Boy lovers! :D
Forgive my ignorance, but how?
@@HasufelyArod i'm questioning the same
@@HasufelyArod Reargunners...
Rufus didn’t question that the “German merchant” looked exactly like him?! 😂
Hahah that part was edited out 😆
Luke Ranieri meets Ryan George
Haha I love Ryan George
why u look like me? Are you my long lost twin brother abducted by the barbarians??
Must have thought: ''Ah this is where my father served. Guess i will lay off the brothels and save the money instead.''
I love the harshness of the legionary contrasted with the clumsiness of the time traveler, these two really make a comedic duo!
I'm so happy to hear that! Thanks
the odd couple: 44 BC
like to see the time traveler meet caesar and get caught up in the assassination :)
kinda liks north by northwest
2:50 "I have never seen such a pure glass in my life".
This is when I suspended my disbelief! What an excellent detail! It's so real, I would totally expect someone from the Antiquity to marvel at our even, bubble-free, and completely smooth glass. Also connecting it to the perceived technological superiority of the Greeks! Opera optima Lucius!
I'm probably splitting hairs but it's also an interesting fact, most glasses haven't contained glass for years, the lenses are made of strong, scratch resistant, shatterproof plastic. However given that an ancient Roman would have no concept of plastic, yes he would probably think it was glass just looking at it.
I think he got the idea of Greece in his head when the time traveler said the word microphone, which comes from Greek.
Okay, aber dieser deutsche Akzent ist der Hammer. Sie klingen genau wie einer meiner Lateinprofessoren 😂😂😂
Wirklich? Das freut mich. 🤓
Darf ich fragen, welchen Professor Du meinst und wo Du studierst? :D
Jup, fand ich auch sehr überzeugend. Hat mich an den Lateinunterricht in der Schule erinnert. 😁
wirklich der hammer!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
From a german perspective you did an awesome job in (of course) speaking german, but also faking the german latin accent
Danke! Yes, I love German very much, so I hope my impression isn't offensive. I know many fluent Latin speakers from Germany, so this is in loving homage to them. Mostly, I wanted to do an accent that was very different from an Anglophone accent in order to make a distinct character.
@@ScorpioMartianus Yes, your german (or germanic?) accent in latin was great and very funny, i can say that as a German :)
yep das R war perfekt xD
@@daenerystargaryen6609 Hat mich an den Lateinunterricht erinnert :D
@@zgrad25 Ja ja ja!
Luke, you REALLY need to get a part in a Roman-era drama like "Barbarians"! Your portrayal of a haughty, arrogant Centurion was very convincing! Likewise, your nerdy German professor didn't disappoint. Nobody can touch you for spoken Latin!
Haha thanks! I’m glad you enjoyed it. There are many better speakers than I, but I have fun with it.
And yeah I’d love to be in Barbarians! 🤩 If they haven’t cast Flāvius yet, I’d love to haha
it is actully shocking he has not been picked up by a major production company already.
If I'm not mistaken, Flāvius means Blonde, so you would fit a Roman with such a name to a T.
@@ScorpioMartianus hell I'd love to see your own productions continue. Maybe one day you'll make something that's even better than Barbarians lol
@@iberius9937 Flavius was the roman name given to Arminius' brother, if I'm not mistaken.
This man is talented and I've had the pleasure of serving with him during the military! He not only was an Air Force Officer, he became a chopper pilot as well and has a silver tongue to speak many languages-his knowledge knows no bounds
Thanks so much, my friend! Great to hear from you. You’re very kind. I hope you’ve been doing well.
@@ScorpioMartianus Are there no limits to your talents, good sir?
You actually know Mr. Ranieri?!?
@@thomasecker9405 Yes actually, he was the officer in charge in my duty section back in the 730th Aerial Port Squadron in Yokota, Japan back in 2013. I won't forget those evening Train Station encounters, occasionally glancing and laughing knowing there was curfew in effect.
@@jimmylim5015 Wow! That is awesome!
I like the colloquial speech. Not quite "vulgar" yet definitely not hoity-toity Classical.
Thanks! That’s what I was going for
When Rufus takes the eyeglasses of the German “merchant” he speaks in such a poetic Latin,that really shows you that DECIMCVS HELVIDIVS RVFVS isn’t an asshole but an annoyed learned legionnaire.
Haha thanks
I cannot believe how good this is. The German accent. How the German speaks slower than the Roman. The hot Roman. How accurate the personality’s show. Like the Dr. seems kinda weird and awkward in our and the roman’s eyes but he is so excited and joyful ! How direct the Roman is and how he acts just how you would imagine a soldier in that time to do ! The tiny historical facts inserted perfectly in the text! How we see language and time(?) barriers. Just how hot the Roman is. The jokes after the interviewer asks the Roman stupid questions. The arrogance of the soldier. “It’s for the ritual” “ne, ich brauche das !” I’m so dead after this video…When did I become a person that would absolutely simp over a video (and a bald guy) like that? This is so embarrassing but it was just…so good.
Thanks so much, Eva! You’re very kind. There will be more videos like this soon!
not to mention how luke subverted the idea of the interview
there come no huge amounts of information from the professor's questions, but instead most come from misunderstandings, and the legionary starts asking more and more questions about the traveller
I'm surprised how much I managed to pick up just by being a native Spanish speaker.
Now we just need an attempt at conversation between Rufus and Baldrick the Anglo-Saxon.
Baldrick: Look at these prissy and pompous soldiers
Rufus: Ugh savages
I caught:
Nomen
Milito
Quantum tempores militas in Germania
Vestimentis
Mese
Insolito
Qual es materia
Caro Rufo
Unde venis
Ab Urbe
Tu es Romanus
Germane
Non est Alexandria
Pertinet ad ritum
Greachum
Nunquam tan purum vitrum
Mercare
Cogitationem doctam habeo, domine meus!
I like the slight anger and the question of what he does. Like “Can you not tell I’m a f*cking soldier?
Thanks
Lol. "No, I wear armour as I am a politician /s."
oh lord this german accent is soooo well done, respekt aus deutschland!
Vielen Dank! 🤓
This makes me think there is no love lost between Rome and Germany
Hahahaha i’m from Rome and watching an Anglophone make a German and a Roman accent was so fun!!! 😂 Ottimo lavoro Lucio! Bravo 👏
Grazie mille, Ariel! Sono contento se ti è piaciuto. 🤓
@@ScorpioMartianus 👏👏👏
La trovo la cosa più addictive in Internet al momento
I wanna see the time traveler again, he's so great!
Haha thanks! Yes, you will see Theophilus again!
@@ScorpioMartianus copy Flammable Maths for an even stronger Tscherman Äkzent :)
I rarely hear Latin spoken with such clarity at the speed with which you're capable. Great concept and great video, as always :)
Thanks so much! I'm glad you liked it. There will be more like this.
@zADIA5025
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Well...I rarely hear Latin spoken
More of this: i love how the Roman is suspicious, in a lot of these kinds of things they avoid the natural reactions of the people from the past
Haha thanks!
'Micro-funera,' perivi, hahahae. Etiamnum ridens tibi gratias ago, pulchraque videntur arma tua!
Summās grātiās tibi agō, cārissime Andreā! 😃
@@ScorpioMartianus Cārissime? Num tibi cārus est, Americāne‽
Hahæ.
THIS IS SO PERFECT.
1) I Love The German Accent
2) That was actually interesting!
Thanks so much! I'm glad you liked my silly accent.
@@ScorpioMartianus Not silly at all. You sounded EXACTLY like my German Latin teacher (and all of her students). In fact, now I feel like I have to apologize to all ancient Romans for mutilating their beautiful language. Well done!!!
I love the attitude when he noticed the accent and clothes, Romans loved to identify based on what they stereotypically look like.
2:48 LOL 😂 „Ne! Ich brauche das!“ (Klasse!)
Hahaha danke!
Thank you! I couldn't find the phrase, but I saw it in comments.
Seeing Luke evolving and improving is trippier than any drug
Thanks, Hasufel!
@@ScorpioMartianus pleased to meet you, by the way
@@HasufelyArod Bear Aragorn, Legolas and Gimli well.
@@tomkot I can't believe you understood that reference
Eres increíble, Luke... ¡Buenísimo! ❤️ El acento alemán te ha salido perfecto 😂
Danke! 🤓 Muy amable, Elena, gracias muchísimas. ¡Aprendo tanto de ti!
Hola Elena ! (Otra vez en el mismo canal ! ) A ver lo que nos preparas para mañana ;-) ...
Que sorpresa! Quien iba a decir que Linguriosa andaba por aquí.
built a time machine but doesn't know what century you're in
Qué genios Linguriosa y Luke !! Linguriosa no te pasó como hispanohablante entender algunas cosas del latín? (yo sin saber latín algunas cosas capté en la charla)
So funny and such perfection Luke! The Roman snobbery (I half expected the Roman to say "you can't even get a proper bath here!") yet acknowledging Greek cultural superiority. I love the real-world rapid no-nonsense speech. Interesting that he's from Rome itself; a Roman soldier might be from anywhere in the Empire as citizenship became more inclusive, first all of Italy and later the whole Empire.
Indeed! I confess being a bit unoriginal here. I suppose because I wanted to presume him to be using an “authentic” accent
0:26 Interesting! 'Rara'/'raro' can mean 'strange' or 'weird' in Spanish too. I've often heard it used in this way. I suppose this meaning may have been preserved through the centuries?
It has exactly!
Imagine a Latin lesson from a legionary, I would pay good money for that. Roma Invicta!
Or even better, legionary weapons training in Latin!
Wunderbar - ein Video ganz nach meinem Geschmack ;-)......and I believed that the interviewer is really German until I realized that you are playing this role yourself. You are imitating our accent really well I must say.
Danke! 🤓
They need to cast you in a movie man :)
Let them know I’m available
“This is not even my final form!”
Let me just say that it is the most original, well-acted, delightful video I have ever watched
I don't deserve such praise! Thanks, I'm glad you liked it.
Speaking Latin with a German accent? That's awesome.
Danke!
A really small but really immersive moment was at 2:48. You can hear Theophilus say "Nee, ich brauche das!" as Rufus takes away his glasses. This translates to "No, I need that!" in English, and it's a very small but really cute detail.
Tolles Video! :D
Aww Danke! Yeah I love German. I learned it when I was a boy in school so I think of it as cute ☺️
Amazing! So much better than "Barbarians".
Hahah, let's not exaggerate. 😅 But thanks; I'll do more like this.
2:48 haha "Ne, ich brauche das" thanks for putting in that little German Easter egg! 🙏🏻😂
Because of you, I started learning Latin for the first time. I’ve tried learning different languages before but none as intriguing as this one. So thank you for your videos.
I'm really excited to hear that! Ask questions as you go any time. You can do it!
@@ScorpioMartianus much appreciated! You’re amazing!
Idk why but "Ach! Tu es romanus!" killed me 😂😂😂
The German accent is perfect... I loved it. Greetings from Mannheim.
Hallo!
This was hilarious. I studied Latin at school and my teachers made me hate it, because they treated it as a dead language. So I hardly remember anything. The only positive memory I have is a play we did entirely in Latin, which we really enjoyed.
My daughter will have to study Latin from September on and I will show her this video hoping it gives her a connection with the language.
Thanks very much!
Your way of speaking latin is so realistic I love it!
Thanks so much! I'm glad you liked it
You know Latin and German. That's incredible. I loved the "Nah, ich brauche dass" lol
Haha thanks. Watch part 2! You’ll like the insert
This should be a series! Amazingly spoken latin and that German accent! WOW
It shall be!
Me, born and raised in Rome: 👀
This is a dream come true, I've always wondered how cool it'd be to meet an ancient Roman! Nice job! And very funny~
The little „Nee, ich brauch‘ das!“ as he takes the glasses off of him is adorable
Will we see Dr. Theophilus Vormelker and Decimus Helvidus Rufus in the future? I love their dynamic!
Thanks! Yes you will
This soldier looks familiar. I wonder if he is an ancestor of someone I might have seen...
That's an important question. He looks somewhat Sabellic or Samnite, maybe Picene, yet rather Gaulish?
Looks like a verum Romanum to me. 😉
@@ScorpioMartianus Noooo, not a Samnite traitor!!
@@x2y3a1j5 he looks like my mom golf coach
I love this time travel stuff
Haha thanks! I enjoy it too
The improvement in his pronunciation is just astunishing
🤓
Practice practice practice; give this man some pecunia, patreoni
Not just for Luke’s “Latin Latin”! There’s a three-year-old video where he gives examples of a reconstructed Latin pronunciation and several modern ones. His “German” Latin pronunciation back then was nothing to write home about but it is *perfect* here :)
You, my dear ScorpioMaritanus, have earned a sub.
Welcome!
Excellent!
"Sum ego tibi 'carus', Germane?" :D
...
"- ...Unde venis?
- Unde venio? A castris!
- Minime. Cuiatis es?
- Ah, cuiatis sim, rogas. Ab Urbe.
- Qua urbe?
- 'Qua urbe?' (Ha, ha) Ab Urbe! ROMA!"
Bello!!! And what acting skills!
Thanks! 🤓
Actor talent 10/10. Keep going, you deserve 1 million subscribers!
You’re so kind! Thanks!
Your level of fluency of Latin is insane!!! 😱😱😱
Very kind!
Your German accent in Latin is really perfect. I am impressed.
Apart from that; great idea with the german "geek" time traveler interviewing the "cool" roman soldier 😄
Thanks! Haha you know, it was an accident. When I did the Theophilus in front of the camera, I was possessed by a personality altogether not my own. It was fun! I haven’t done any acting in years, so hopefully this character will continue to be interesting.
This was just great.
Welcome to my channel! But I have two! 😃 This channel is just for content in Latin and Greek. I speak English on my other channel, where I review Barbarians: ua-cam.com/video/bNV45NN_jFg/v-deo.html
@@ScorpioMartianus thanks!
I got goosebumps when the legionnaire said his name!!
Can’t believe such a good idea don’t have a sequel yet. Hope you’ll make some sort of continuation!
Many many episodes to come!
Sounds interesting. Never thought I would hear latin being spoken so naturally.
Aaaaaah, that's so f@&#@ amazing, please do more videos like this 😆😁❤️
I absolutely will! Thanks.
Das ist sooooooo dermaßen süß und den deutschen Akzent hast du hervoooooorragend getroffen 👌👌👌👌👌👌Besonders wenn du Latein sprichst, echt faszinierend!!! "Neeee, ich brauche das" aweee
Hahaha I'm so glad you liked it! 🤓 I'm especially glad my silly German accent in Latin was acceptable.
@@ScorpioMartianus Acceptable??? It was unbelievable correct 🤣🤣🤣 I instantly fell in love with your accent. It felt like home! You do such an amazing job!!! It's mind blowing, really!!
Талантливый человек - талантлив во всём. Лука ты отлично играешь обе ролли 👍
Ich hoffe, es gibt noch mehr Episoden von dem deutschen Zeitreisenden! 😍😍😍😍😍👏👏👏👏👏👏
Oh yes! Theophilus is a main character. 🤓
@@ScorpioMartianus Juhuuuuu, ich liebe es 🤩🤩🤩🤩💖💖 Kann es kaum erwarten 😍😍😍😍🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓😍
1:10 Theophilus visione castrorum fruens maxime me admonet de Ottone Waalkese "extrafrisiterrensem" nominato.
@@Galenus1234 a hahaha du hast so recht 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Ein herrlicher Vergleich 😂😂
(PS: To all non-German-speakers: Otto Waalkes is a Frisland-born comedian who is famous for silly puns and overall quite anarchic style of humor. For a short introduction into OTTO just watch this 7-minutes-clip ua-cam.com/video/4kKFVXA4KEE/v-deo.html , including the Austrian news anchor trying her best to interview him dispite him spewing anarchy all over the newsroom.)
I am wheezing with laughter, this was so ingenious and funny! There really are few things better than the dynamic of awkward time-travelling nerd trying to befriend annoyed local.
Also his short vlog bits were sublime: post me sunt...castra romana...VERA! *makes literal heart eyes*
Hahahahahahaha 😍 thanks!!
man oh man, what a guilty pleasure, from the very first response I was basically suppressing a kind of chuckle at the seriousness and coolness of decimus
I'm so glad you felt that way! Thanks
oh my god I love this so much
More to come! Thanks for subscribing
I think the Rome series should be remade with this remarkable Latin speaking man😎
What a nice compliment!
Wow, an ancient and modern polyglot par excellence, and now great acting skills. Very impressive! just the right amount of being hacked off with the silly questions... please do another like this.
Merci, Antoine! Yes, this will be a series!
Latín is the most beautiful language that was ever talked
Nolite obliviscare lingua Graeca!
2:04
"It's no Alexandria"
"Have you ever been there?"
*changes subject*
The fact you employed a German accent amazes me. Top stuff.
🤓
Coldly arrogant, overly serious, deeply proud.
Bene āctū, Lūcī.
😃 Grātiās!
This man’s talents are endless and thank you so much your videos greatly help my Latin pronunciation.
Thank you 🙏
Very kind!
@@ScorpioMartianusNo, seriously thank you because of you, I completed my French studies.
I am now learning portuguese with my Brazilian friend and i can easily hold conversations in Portuguese as I told him not to hold back while teaching me as I didn’t hold back or go slow when I was teaching English to him.
I only to spoke in English to him and when it was my turn he was only to speak Portuguese to me.
This turned out to be a really fast way of learning a language.
My friend has went from pronouncing the “Ed” at the end of his verbs for example he would say “I stopp-ed or I listen-ed” to being proficient in English and I think the only man in Brasil who can speak Scots with me without issue.
I am now on to reading Russian and I have recently entered an Arabic course I have learned the Arabic alphabet and a how to read MSA script and to ask basic questions and greetings etc
I think I will be going for khaleeji Arabic as my chosen dialect to learn along with MSA.
Seriously thank you don’t know how much your videos mean to some people because of you giving me the confidence to start languages again you inadvertently helped a Brazilian man learn his English too.
Many thanks to you and to the metatron for pointing me to your channel.
2:49 "Hey ich brauche das" killed me such an amazing video
Danke!
This project is worth the highest praise. I urge you to maintain your enthusiasm.
Thank you! I shall
"Microfunerary rite", lol!!
Haha, lovely! I take it that this was inspired by Simon Roper’s Anglo-Saxon interview?
Thanks! Yes, it was very much inspired by the great Simon Roper, as well as Jenny Lorenzo who plays her family members.
"I've never seen such pure glass in my life" 🤣🤣🤣
"Ne ich brauche das"😆👌 story of my life😅
🤓😃😆
As someone learning both languages, this is perfection.
Excellent video! Perfectly captures the attitude of a soldier who would rather be doing just about anything else if he hadn't been ordered to humor this strange barbarian
I love moments like this: 1:38, how he starts gesturing with his hand to his ear instead of waiting and asking "what?" or similar, it shows that he's in a hurry and does not view the time traveler as much priority, and also when he interrupts the time traveler to ask about what the microphone is! This video is so short yet the characters are so developed, it's beautiful! Wonderful work!
Thanks very much!
Another fantastic video from a fantastic Roman
Many thanks!
You've enlighten the day of a French latinist... Gratias!
This was great.....just like two guys chatting.
Could you please consider making something similar where two dog owners meet and say the usual things that dog owners say to each other like...oh you 've got a nice dog;
What does he eat/what do you feed him/her; how many times a day do you have to take him out; Do you take him to a vet regularly; what's his name?...etc.
There are many more young dog owners now since Covid. Their formal education after 3 year middle school can include Latin. What you do is wonderful....thank you for all of your efforts.
That’s a great idea! I’ll consider it.
Damn. That’s some good acting. I was completely taken by the character
Hilarious! Please make more with different Roman citizens.
It’ll happen!
Your German R is incredible!
The way the soldier spoke Latin (or rather the way you spoke Latin) here was AMAZING! It sounded so natural, as I would've expected it to sound. Can't wait for the next installment! P.S. Now you've managed to reach a level where you can speak and recite Latin like this, could you do an audiobook like it? Or something along those lines, anyway? This was so cool. You're so talented!
Should have invited Werner Herzog to play the interviewer. ☝🏻️😂
*Takes his glasses* He, ich brauche das!
I just love the effort and thought you put into your videos! Gets me to laugh every time and embrace the latin language.
You've out done yourself here, Luke!
This is just the beginning!
Hoc est solum incipium! Τούτο εστί μόνον ή αρχή!
The way your latin sounds in this skit sounds so natural! Like I would believe that that would be exactly how they speak
smelling the microphone is my favorite part in this clip jajajajaja nice interview