Normally it's easier for me to understand languages i can't speak through reading the text, but the language is so close to what they speak here that just your clear pronounciation is enough for me to clearly understand it.
Een video voor de voorouders. Gegroet! Dit is niet uit die tijd. Ik heb dit geschreven. Ein Video für die Vorväter. Grüße! Das ist nicht aus der Zeit. Ich habe das geschrieben. ☺That's what I understand.
Pretty cool. I don't know much about old saxon specifically, but shouldn't "sahso" be declined into the accusative, "sahsan" or something similar? Or did old saxon lose its declensions very early on?
Normally it's easier for me to understand languages i can't speak through reading the text, but the language is so close to what they speak here that just your clear pronounciation is enough for me to clearly understand it.
Een video voor de voorouders. Gegroet! Dit is niet uit die tijd. Ik heb dit geschreven.
Ein Video für die Vorväter. Grüße! Das ist nicht aus der Zeit. Ich habe das geschrieben.
☺That's what I understand.
Pretty cool.
I don't know much about old saxon specifically, but shouldn't "sahso" be declined into the accusative, "sahsan" or something similar? Or did old saxon lose its declensions very early on?
Thank you.
Sahso wouldn't be accusative because the verb in the sentences is the verb "to be".
@@learningoldgermaniclanguages I wasn't aware of this rule. It seems to also apply to protogermanic. Thanks for clarification.
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