Reconquista Queen Isabella - Part 1 Prologue - Coronation of Queen Isabella
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SYNOPSIS:
1474 was a critical year for the Reconquista. While the Christian kingdoms held supremacy over Iberia, the Nasrid held on in Granada. Castile at this time had descended into a new dark age. It was impoverished and on the brink of civil war. However, with the death of King Henry IV, it was now time for a new sovereign to take the stage.
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I find this title boring but I'll buy the dlc for you og triple og
I/ We have a Round Table of Cyber Spiritual Warrior Nights!
The Monarch’s are over!
The Church of Sal Paul
The Romans collapsed itt is the Tavarian’s
“Even in Spain the memory of the Crusade was growing faint, and the rest of Europe had almost forgotten it. Though the crescent moved westward and Constantinople fell, though the Turk threatened Hungary and raided the Italian coast, no Christian banner stirred. Defence against the Turk was merely a phrase that embellished treaties and declarations.
But to Isabella the Crusade was as real as it had been to Saint Bernard. Ferdinand might seek power; she sought the glory of God.”
This is such a great quote - where is this from? I might have to use this
Three popes at the time of and in the years after the fall of Constantinople, tried to organize Crusade to retake the city.
"In November 1463, Pope Pius II tried to organize the crusade against the Ottomans, similar to what Nicholas V and Calixtus III had tried to do before him. Pius II invited all the Christian nobility to join, and the Venetians immediately answered the appeal. So did George Kastriot Skanderbeg the leader of Albanian resistance, who on 27 November 1463 declared war on the Ottomans and attacked their forces near Ohrid. Pius II's planned crusade envisioned assembling 20,000 soldiers in Taranto, and another 20,000 would be gathered by Skanderbeg. They would have been marshaled in Durazzo under Skanderbeg's leadership and would have formed the central front against the Ottomans.
Pius II succeeded in reconciling the Emperor and the King of Hungary and derived great encouragement as well as pecuniary advantage from the discovery of mines of alum in the papal territory at Tolfa. However, France was estranged; the Duke of Burgundy broke his positive promises; Milan was engrossed with the attempt to seize Genoa; Florence cynically advised the Pope to let the Turks and the Venetians wear each other out. Pius II was aware that he was nearing his end, and his malady probably prompted the feverish impatience with which on 18 June 1464 he assumed the cross and departed for Ancona to conduct the crusade in person.
In spite of suffering from a fever, Pope Pius II left Rome for Ancona in the hope of increasing the morale of the crusading army. However, the crusading army melted away at Ancona for want of transport, and when at last the Venetian fleet arrived, the dying Pope could only view it from a window."
When the evil is left unchecked, it progress until it becomes to powerful. If the ottomans faced united foes, they couldn't even had survived as a beylik
the crescent is not a religious thing in Islam
@@shalaby6653 No it’s not, but it’s the most universally recognized symbol of Islam
Being sponsored by Paradox and than coincidentally by the DLC "The Fate of Iberia". Amazing how far you have come, this has been written in that stars.
This is start of something truly special. Hope this chapter will be a big homerun.
Agree - for Paradox to suddenly launch this seems surreal
People who get pissy about Isabel and Ferdinand kicking Muslims out of Spain are too stupid to understand the context of the time. In the century in which Isabel lived, the Eastern Roman Empire had fallen to Islam, this was a total religious war, you can't just have a bunch of people paying lip service to you while practicing the religion of the enemy sitting ready in case the Muslims made another push into Iberia. Pushing out the Jewish and Muslim peoples was designed to secure Spain, it was not because they were assholes or evil. Isabel and Ferdinand had both seen kingdoms die upon death, fracture, and weaken, but due to Muslim pressures, they both worked to try and make sure that could not happen to Spain. Part of the way they did that was via laws, another part was infrastructure, and more, Religious unity.
Our greatest queen and leader ¡Viva España 🇪🇸!
As Christian we should stay lowkey, keep praying and never celebrate too early even a second change your life.
This world is full of unpredictable bad moments. So, we should keep praying, stay lowkey and loyal to God to make our life easier.
It’s kinda interesting that while the ottomans on the other side of Europe were becoming a powerful empire and taking Constantinople Spain was becoming a powerful empire and taking Granada and starting a Spanish golden age
They were the two great powers at the moment, and their rivalry for control of the Mediterranean and above all for religion made them confront each other in the battle of Lepanto "the highest occasion that men have seen" according to cervantes. In Spain there are many joint histories with the Ottoman Empire
Not Spain, but Castile. You must see that Castile was a state, a kingdom with a place in Spain, that is a country, not a state.
When the Phoenicians arrived a thousand years BC they named Hispania the whole land, the entire peninsula from Gibraltar Strait to the Pyrenees Mountains. And then there was not a single state, but many tribes, a few of them Iberians, other Celtiberians, some Celts and so on. In 218 BC the Romans arrived to attack the main economic base of the Carthaginians, who were descendants and successors of the Phoenicians. And the Romans used the same name, Hispania. Not Iberia.
During the Middle Age there were many states on Hispania: The kingdoms of Castilla, León, Galicia, Sevilla, Toledo, Navarra, Aragón, Sobrarbe, Valencia, Mallorca, Jaén, Granada, Portugal, Artajona, Albarracín, etc, etc, etc. And also the county of Barcelona, with a count that had no king upon him, so being a monarch, as the founder and feudal sovereing of the several Catalonian counties (even Aragón was born as a county under Frank rule) was the king of the Franks and Emperor Charlemagne, but a later Frank king forgot to claim all those Spanish counties because he was busy at other place.
And yes, the kingdom of Portugal was created in a country called Spain.
The problem making us to confuse the current kingdom of Spain with the land named Spain, the whole peninsula, for the last three thousands years is the arrival of the French Bourbon dinasty to Spain and their centralization of the several states with their own parliaments and laws into a single state with a single parliament that the Bourbon kings did not use to summon but to make the oath of allegiance to the successor of the king, so acting as a tyrant.
That and also the laziness of non Spanish diplomats and politicians to even try to understand the complexity of having several different peoples in the same country, several states in the same country, several countries in a huge piece of land called Spain. You can see this problem even today, when US politicians don't identify properly the countries they think they are hostile to the USA, like G.W. Bush during an interview during the elections which took him to the White House for the first time.
The final push was the Romanticism in the 19th century, which was used to extend falsely into the past the Nationalism used by the bourgeoisie to use the people's power against the people, as they couldn't use the religion as the Middle Age kings had done, claiming themselves annointed by God, some of them even descendants of Christ (imitating the Muslim capliphs and emirs or kings). So, the Romantic / Nationalist lies try to identify old peoples and states with the current ones. Even Hitler used History against the Germans, with parades of people disguised as Middle Age knights.
By the way, I strongly doubt that during the Middle Age a princess, the daughter of a king, like Isabela of Castile, had a good opinion of Joan of Arc, a lowly born person, daughter of a peasant, telling stories about visions of God which took them to be condemned by the French Inquisition to be burn at the stake.
AHAHA !!!!
Nobody expects the French Inquisition!
🤣🤣🤣🤣
La péninsule IBÉRIQUE avant la venue des Romains étais composé de 5 Territoires 1 BEATICA 2 ULTERIOR
3 CELTRIOR 4 TARRAGONESIA 5 LUSITANIA.
Et quand les Romains ont conquis la péninsule IBÉRIQUE il lui ont donné le nom de HISPANIA , cet les Romains qui il lui ont donné le nom , et pas comme vous dites les CARTHAGINOIS cet FAUX
Et quand le Portugal a créé son royaume l'Espagne n'existe pas , et encore une fois vous vous trompé en disant que l'Espagne existé . Mais le principal est que les CHRÉTIENS avait repris LEUR terre aux musulmans.
I binge watched the entire series in 2 days last Summer and I'm so buzzing rn!
Wow - impressive!
@@FlashPointHx didn't have much to do and your content is so addictive, keep it up!
Finally, love your work! I just hope there is an episode for Fernando el Católico. He really deserves it.
Yeah this story will bounce around from different prospectives
Definitely!
Beautiful opening, visuals and music. You are a true artist. xx
Thank you! Really wanted to go all out on this last chapter
7:08 if I was a King I'd take great offence when an official portrait turns out like that.
hahaha - right? that so not a flattering painting - same with that famous one of Henry VIII
In my Crusader Kings 3 live streams, I've been doing my typical "history time" where I help teach people about the historical context of the playthroughs we're doing. I've cited you multiple times as the lion share of where I learned most of my Reconquista knowledge. Thanks so much man - so glad to see you growing!!
Hey - I looked up your channel! Happy that you're doing videos on this time period. It definitely needs more coverage than it gets and appreciate the shout outs!
It took a few years, a few tears, and made some friends along the way, but we’re finally here. Coming full circle.
And the final chapter begins . . .
Dude...
You have seriously grown your production values.
Awesome content as always!
I appreciate that! This Reconquista series has really become an obsession for me
Love the Reconquista. Thank you.
Me too - happy that you liked this !
Amazing work! missed your Reconquista's videos
Its back my friend!
Me da gusto que Paradox te aya patrocinado, Me encantan sus juego, y amo tus videos de la Reconquista! Espero que algun dia hagas unos videos del Imperio Espanol de 1500 en adelante. Aunque me imagine que primero vas a terminar la epoca Medieval antes de siguir con la edad moderna temprana.
Thank you! Yes - I want to finish this period and then move on into the Age of Discovery and then onwards into the time of Cortez and Pizarro
*Isabella I has entered the chat*
*Granada has left the chat*
We're in the endgame now, grab your popcorn everyone 🍿
End game is right - but man what a journey she'll have to go through to get to that point
There has never been a more thorough examination of the Reconquista than your videos brother. I love this topic but I've learned more from your videos than the books I've read.
That makes me happy that you said that Chris. I try to add in key elements without overwhelming with minutiea
@@FlashPointHx you've struck the perfect balance. Detail is certainly important, but if too much is provided, or you go down a rabbit hole with one, the story suffers. History should be presented as a thorough, detailed, and (most importantly) entertaining story. With all due respect to Alfonso X, you're El Sabio.
@@ScipioAfricanus_Chris Wow - thanks ! Praise indeed
The Reconquista is back!
NATO lost to taliban in afghanistan🤣🤣🤣
Yes Sir!
I was waiting for this day to come. Thank you!
Edwin - it is here!! =)
Excellent as usual! Thank you for continuing your Reconquista series! 🥰
More to come! Happy that you liked it JS
Ayy! I've waited so long! Thank you! Cant wait for the other parts! :D
More to come!
MAGNIFICENT! I've been waiting for this video(s) for over a year. Thank you for coming back to La Reconquista series
Hope you enjoyed it!
The beginning of the End, Im happy to be here !
Good to have you here =)
So glad to resume the reconquista, last chapter now, can't wait for the next episode. Thank you!
More to come!
The quality of your videos has skyrocketed recently! You'll hit 1M subs in no time at this rate!! Amazing video! I can't wait to see pt.2 ASAP!
Thank you - and thanks for all the renders! Part 2 is already underway
@@FlashPointHx I can't wait to see them in action!
Finallyyyy....The Reconquista series is back!!!!Been waiting from the day the last video of the series came out.
Superb work! I've missed this series so much and this prologue does not disappoint. This is a magnificent return to a great series. It's also really good to see that there's sponsors out there willing to invest in such quality content. I cannot stress enough how amazing it has been to view the evolution of your videos. Again, great work and congratulations on an amazing return.
Welcome back Bear! Yeah I was blown away that a major game player is covering this time. Happy that you liked the video and definitely more to come!
Amazing intro and great video overall!
Thank you!
Thank you. Been waiting for this one.
Keep up the good work!
Thanks, will do!
Here 50% for the history and 50% for the music!
I've been binging your entire series on the Reconquista, and besides the impressively well-researched telling, your production quality has improved impressively since those first steps. Bien hecho. ¡Te felicito!
Wow, thank you! Appreciate you watching for so long
Wooow what a cliff hanger! It's is great, nice work and the quality only gets better. Thanks!
Thank you too!
Excellent video, now I must patiently wait for the next part :)
Already in production =)
Oh Yeah😎❤️
Missed the premiere but damn.. I am so exited to see you back on the Reconquista 🥳🎉🎈
You know I will be waiting with anticipation for every episode.
Thaaaaank youuuu😎👌👍🍻
Thank you! Angel, its always awesome to see your comments - love the Emoji
Love it! Keep up the amazing work!!!
Will do!
im soo happy that paradox is with you, right now playing ck3
hahahah - yeah I think its amazing they are shedding light on this time
Wow, that intro sure gives the chills!! Amazing!!
Thank you so much! It took me a while to figure out how to start this entire series - was really happy with the intro
Thank you for the content
You are so welcome Phiko
was quite ill for a long while and your Reconquista series was a welcome distraction
Glad to hear I'm part of your recuperation
@@FlashPointHx
keep doing what your doing
I can only say...Yeah!!! It's here. Great beginning. Fantastic artwork.
Thank you so much 😀
@@FlashPointHx Have you thought about doing a long series on the Normans? Their seems to be a lot of material out there. From Rollo, Normans in Hispania (Reconquista) to the arrival of William Iron Arm in Italy and the eventual creation of the Kingdom of Sicily. Whew, what a ride!
Huge congrats for the paradox sponsorship! I forget if that’s your first one from them but either way, that’s awesome! Excited to watch the series on Isabella, the epic conclusion to the 700 year struggle!
I'm really happy that they decided to do a series on this time - it needs more coverage. Plus I'm hoping that as people play, they will research 'Reconquista' on UA-cam and find my videos.
@@FlashPointHx That's basically exactly how I found your videos, but I was playing Total War Attila. Charlemagne DLC lets you play as Asturias, and I knew nothing of the Reconquista other than the 1 paragraph blurb we get in European History classes. I think the Fate of Iberia DLC will definitely bring people here :D
Nice to see you again.
Hey, thanks
Fantastic video keep it up your doing amazing job
Thank you so much!
I already like where this is going
Fantastic
Starting in the middle so to speak - next video we go back to Isabella's sad childhood
Great video as always. Congratulations on the sponsorship!
Thank you! Cheers!
Yes!! We’re back, baby
Isabella is my Queen ❤
i Seem to have missed these last two, been waiting for some time for you to come back to this series
I created a playlist also just for Isabella - I'll like combine them all into one movie when it is done
@@FlashPointHx Already found it watched and liked
Amazing as always
Been a huge fan for a while. Keep it up
Thanks a ton! Always good to know that people have been watching my content for a while and come back for more!
You hooked me in with that amazing War of the worlds series and I've been a fan ever since :)
La nueva introducción preciosa. Agradecer las series de La reconquista y esta de Isabel ya que siendo muy fan de la Edad Media en UK la Edad Media en España no desmerece en absoluto . Una época fascinante que fue el prólogo del Renacimiento y del Siglo de Oro español como una gran potencia.
El contenido es imparcial y muy bien fundamentado . Los gráficos magníficos y la música maravillosa. No se si has tenido acceso a fuentes históricas españolas pero tu trabajo es de sobresaliente. Me encantan tus series.
My Only Complaint Is The Fact Your Videos Come To An End😔😅😂GREAT VIDEO AS USUAL! & I Hope Your Channel Expands
Glad you like them! Thanks!
Welcome back!!!! Isabella!!!!
Woot!!
AMAZING! Queen Isabella I of Castile is my FAVORITE!!!
YES, finally!!
hahaha. Its here!
Videos keep coming and I am busy keeping up with them. It's nice it's only 12 minutes short!
Will do! Next one is already in progress!
I absolutely love whatever version of Moonlight Sonata playing in the background!!
I actually had to hire an artist to create a flamenco version of moonlight - I agree it came together nicely
@@FlashPointHx Your dedication is much appreciated!
I loved this superb video. I am also very thankful for the images you portrayed of my town, Segovia. I would just like to point out that the image of the cathedral in 11'20'' is actually the gothic cathedral that was built after the Comuneros revolt in 1521. The cathedral where Isabel was on her coronation day was romanesque and was destroyed during the aforementioned revolt.
Looking forward to part II😊👏👏👏
You're cathedral and home town are beautiful! My wife and I stayed in Madrid for two weeks and were were thinking of visiting - but we decided to go to Toledo instead and then on to Barcelona. Next time I'm definitely visiting Segovia! I couldn't find any images of what the cathedral looked like before the restoration that were of high quality. The artist I hired to create those scenes of Isabella looked as well and created the backdrop based on what we could find. You wouldn't by chance have any high resolution video of Segovia that I could use? I'd credit you in the video.
@@FlashPointHxThat's very kind of you, but I'm afraid I can't find any. The cloisters, though, were transferred stone for stone from the old destroyed cathedral to the new one.
Let me know when you"re coming to Segovia, we may discuss it over a couple of beers or "vinos" 😉.
Keep on with your magnificent work 👍🏻.
Great video as always...
Thanks again!
@@FlashPointHx read the book: The Last Voyage of Columbus, by Martian Dugard....
It's a must read for your current time period...
@@IWS107 I'm looking it up now - thanks!
She went into History as one of the most brutal ruler ever........
Isabella was a very very coldhearted women.......and very brutal......
Man, I love Paradox Games. Their DLC system is a bit scummy but I buy their DLC when it's on sale.
I'm just happy that a big company is finally giving this time period its due
The Queen's Vow by C. W Gortner tells the story of Isabella from childhood through the reconquest of Granada to Christopher Colombus. It is the best historical novel I have read on this era so far. Relating to this video, it goes into detail about Isabella's formative years and the events that shaped her personality; of the instability and peril of Castile prior to her coronation, and the coronation itself.
There is also a sequel novel on the life and reign of Isabella's successor, her daughter Juana of Castile. I would recommend CW Gortner to anyone who likes historical novels. He has covered Lucrezia Borgia, Catherine de Medici, the Tudors, among others.
Great work as always, FPH, I look forward to the next one.
Just purchased this - if it sucks, I'm coming after you =)
@@FlashPointHx I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. I have read all his books, some more than once. He really has a talent for bringing historical figures and the era they lived in to life. Not unlike your videos.
I. Am. So. EXCITED for this series! My grandmother’s maiden name is “Montes de Oca” and her mother’s family is from Galicia
I'm blown away when people tell me that they can track their heritage back this far
Montes de Oca is also a borough (comarca) in Castilla y León near Burgos and Belorado. Most surely your family name originated there and the move onto Galicia
The stories of the ancient Queens of the realms in Europe in those days were always fascinating. Since they had no power, and were usually overlooked, it always was something to watch them become the name that was spoken of with reverence and awe to this day while their contemporaries all were lucky to be transcribed in the history books at all.
As I play CK3 with having murder schemed my grandson onto the throne of Leon and watch from my Scandinavian Empire as he pushes the Reconquista from the feel out stage to full war. I get a little historical context.
Gahhhh! Wish this was longer! I'm twitching now
Next one will be - promise - and its already in production
The Turkish fear that spread over the mediterranean cannot be overstated. It nested into the minds of the royalty of the Peninsula, the nobility and the clergy as well in the commoners who soonly after had to face the incursion of the Barbary pirates sponsored by the Ottomans. It defined the mayor strategy of the Catholic Kings to the point that after the Reconquista they and the Cardenal Cisneros embarked in the conquest of north africa which led to the taking of Oman and Tremecens and the settling of Ceuta and Melilla.
It scared them to their core. Thats why the Battle of Lepanto was celebrated across Europe
@@FlashPointHx I had the chance before the pandemic to go to a conference in the senate, here in Spain, about art and history. The senate has a remarkable collection of pictures of the defining moments of our history. From the oath of King Alfonso VI to the battle of las Navas de Tolosa and much more and was a discussion of the specifics of each picture and its story.
Don't know how much good is your spanish Flash but totally recommend you to watch the YT recordings of the conference.
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My favourite was the story of Roger de Flor entering Constantinople a perfect source of inspiration for your other series (wink wink 😉)
this was awesome. that is all 🥰
Hey thanks!
awesome content! also, I just realized she was the daughter of a Portuguese princess of the house of Aviz! Isabella of Portugal, beautiful and educated, she had several examples of resolve in the family tree! On a side note, not only the Spanish armies would have to deal with the Ottomans, but also de Portuguese fleets, in the Indic Ocean. The Iberic Reconquista, when finally concluded (in Portugal, it ended 200 years prior), changed the world and started an age of gold for christianity. Also, the security brought to western europe with this allowed for more resources dedicated to education and art. You cannot prosper if you country shares a border with an aggressive neighbor that raids constantly your kingdom. Look at Ukraine now. Look at eastern europe and the history of the Ottomans.
Happy you liked my content - if you keep watching I mention Isabella of Portugal in more detail along with Isabella of Castile’s grandmother - Isabel of Braganza who was a part of the Illustrious Generation of Portugal.
@@FlashPointHx yes, I just saw the other episode. great work, I'm truly impressed!
Love the opening sequence. Looks like opening credits for a tv show.
Thanks!
Love Isabella, she was a beast.
Flash Point History uploads and 29th of May is a bit easier on the soul.
This was the real Game of Thrones.
Agree
When will you release Mongol Empire series 🙂I love your channel and your narration is flawless
Wow, very nice bro, and I am certainly going to play your sponsor's game, for real I have been looking for a strategy game that takes place in the Iberian penisula for a long time.
Let me know what you think - I'm so happy that a major game designer is covering this time period !
@@FlashPointHx true, game developers tend to be cautious and make games that deal with the same time periods and locations that were successful before. How many games do I need to play as a Roman conqueror?
@@ricardoguilherme5170 Right? or a Japanese Daimyo?
My obsession is with Asturias, Don Pelayo, and the Northern Catholic, Visigoths.
Nice video
Thank you so much!
@@FlashPointHx---Your welcome. I find Queen Isabella's story to be quite good. And you tell it well, friend.
as a Muslim i don't feel sad losing the land this is what you get when your rulers live a hedonistic life
Getting out that violin for Granada... 🎻
hahaha - right?
This is absolutely brilliant love videos about Spain, say where did you get the music through out the video??
various sources - but usually get my music from Premium Beats
@@FlashPointHx cool cool
Flashpoint have you talked about the Portuguese conquest of Ceuta?
I don't think so - it might have fallen to the cutting room floor so to speak
Great job with the video. What would Isabella of Castle think of Elizabeth I ?
I think she would have been impressed in Elizabeth's rise to power and intelligence. England's protestantism however would have made them enemies - in this the two would find the other a worthy adversary
@@FlashPointHx Thanks for answering my question; this question has been bugging me for quite some time.
Your production rate is insane ! The Reconquista is a part of history that is dear to my heart, and also to some extent sad, as a muslim myself. It's nice to see both christian sources and islamic sources (that I use in my videos to give the islamic perspective) agree on the bigger picture.
Exactly - I don't think you can take the history from just one side - In my reading and experience there is so much bias out there , even if it is not intentional
Can you make video on pieri reis and bis map of amercia new world?
Perhaps - I really do love his work
I Play CK3 and always as Portugal ( Sad I know ). I have all the current expansions, but FOI is my favourite.
Santiago!!!!!
list of music used in the video?
"Pink Flamenco" from YT archive, "Flamenco Moonlight Sonata" by Kurkox (An artist I hired to create this), "dance of the Harpy" by premiumbeats(dot)com - take it you liked them?
What building is this 11:26 can someone tell me ???
That's the Cathedral of Segovia as it looks now. It was a Neoclassical / Barque construction that was rebuilt in 1521 with a Gothic style.
@@FlashPointHx thank you 👍
GG
Spain NEVER had a queen named Isabella.........ISABEL yes......but no Isabella ever ruled Sapain!!
They need to make a Hollywood movie on this subject from the Moors to Isabella, but they won't
why moors
@@samirdizco2759 they were badass
I want a video about ottomans such as sultan mehmet fatih , please?
In time - yes
The beginning of the end
The Final Chapter - in a way it made me a bit sad to write the narrative for this
@@FlashPointHx understandable you've been working on this series for years now
And it's about to end
I have a script question. At 9:00 why did you choose to say "her divintiy" instead of God?
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(⬆️Romances de la Reina Isabel)
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Viva Catalan ❤⚽#🅱️ARCELONA
No es Iberia, Península Ibérica, término geografico, es Hispania. Termino histórico, cultural, étnico lingüístico y religioso.
👍👍👍
hahaha - Thank you Henkster!
Andalusia will comeback
Moolight Sonata à la Andalusia?
You haven't heard Moonlight Sonata until you've heard it in its original flamenco!
Why do you have such a good Arabe accent?
Been doing the Reconquista for years - the Arabic speakers in the audience have been helping me out all that time.
@@FlashPointHx Can a natural English speaker say RR like carro instead of the ar sound like the r in car?
@@jayhuxley2559 as you get older the small bones that make up your inner ear harden - after awhile it’s hard to hear and thus reproduce sounds that a native speaker grew up with