Learning the Ancient Egyptian Language , Lecture 3
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- This course (Learning The Ancient Egyptian Language) presented by Mohamed Ibrahim (Guide of Egypt) after this course you will be able to read so many texts from Ancient Egypt.
It is just AMAZING to see how some of the ancient Egyptian language's words made its way, through thousands of years, through Egypt today's language!!! Despite the fact that Egyptians now speak Arabic...Like the words "iw" => which we call it now => "iywa" meaning "yes" or "I agree"! or the word "wbn" => "weban" meaning "appears"!...or the word "khd" => "khad" meaning "sailing"!
I am just baffled!
As an Egyptian, I am really proud of you :)
Keep up the WONDERFUL work
Thank you. I look forward to see new lectures.
جميل جدا ... اسلوب لغوي تربوي رائع ... تحياتي.
Em Hotep! Thank you for this video! I'm beginning my studies into ancient the Egyptian language and this couldn't come at a better time! Ankh Udja Seneb!
I am living in the USA and have great interest in learning the "ntr mdw". I read several book for egyptologists like Dr. Abd El-Halim Noor el Deen and other books and somehow I get lost very easy in the depth of the language and reading the Hyrogliphs. I listened to your first three lectures on UA-cam, you are a great teacher and your pace is very convenient for "old people" to follow. I like your teaching style and I hope that you continue to add more videos to the series. The best part of the videos from learning sand point are the homework assignments and your answers and explanations. I hope that you continue to make these informative videos. I know it takes a lot of time to prepare such great lectures, and you got your own life to live and enjoy, but if it is not too much work for you until you have the next lecture (4), I wish that you send short videos with homework assignments and their answers. Learning to read and understand any language requires practice and for us who are away from the homeland "Kemt" our only chance to learn is to do homework. Thank you for your great efforts and Wish you the best.
The deletion or omission of the verb "to be" and the indefinite article is also occurring in English. They say "I'm a teacher" where the word "a" is also weak, so you get "I teacher" and this compares to Semitic languages like Arabian or Egyptian. This is different from Germanic languages.
It all sounds Nilotic , I can understand some words from our community
Love these lectures .. thank you very much. 🙏🙏
شکرا thank you very much i teach pahlavi and tibetan and i am learning hiroglif from you plz continue...
we waiting you for next lecture ... thank you for this work really thank you
Thank you --- very helpful. I am also viewing the Great Courses DVD set by Dr. Bob Briers, one of today's most outstanding Egyptologists. Happy New Year 2019 !
Thank you for these lessons. Hope to see more soon.
Old English and Middle English used the verb plus subject.eg. comes Brutus tonight? Shakespeare.
Hieroglyphs language was way before Arab language! For you to know how the people of KMT talked!As always said there was no vowels in KMT times!
I love your lessons. Where did you get these coloured hieroglyphs?
I've much enjoyed your lectures. Will you be uploading lecture 4 soon? Maybe an analysis of hieroglyphs from a temple wall?
Greetings!! Thank you so much for this amazing and perfect video. I wonder if there is any chance to get that presentation. Thank you!!
What Book are you using ? I have many of them but yours seems to be the best.
There are some links with the tamazight language, it's incredible
Nice
Waiting for the next lecture
I like how you say "preposition" :)
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really excellent job on this Mohamed :) WORTH THE WAIT !!
hi, very interesting language indeed.
how to say good morning in heigroglyphics with letters
Thank you for sharing knowledge. I think you should stick strictly to the translated sound, instead of giving the sound based on today's Arabic sound. Ex: iw (eyo) not (aiwo). Language is always dynamic, hence today's sound of a word may vary in centuries or millinium. So to stay scientifically correct, we must say as it was said then, not how we say it today. Other than that, good job.
Hi. Pretty nice explanations. I have 2 questions regarding homework from lesson 2 : in ex 3 which ideogram means downstream, and in ex, 5 which ideogram means together ? Thx.
Thank you very much, can you teach us a little more about the grammar.
The Greeks came in 325 BCE and named that Egypt and Africa so there’s nothing like ancient Egyptian language. Before the Greeks the continent was called Abyssinia So appropriately it should be called Abyssinian writing and language
Professor Mohamed. what happened with lesson 4 ?
Will there be a lecture 4? :)
Hello Mohamed, Would you please recommend any material online or book about hieroglyphic cursive or/and hieratic writing ? I looked on many pictures of some books of the dead and could figure out few shapes comparing to original hieroglyphs, but those are only few able to recognise.
Could you provide a link to the pdf you're using? Great video series btw!
Alan Gardiner's Egyptian Grammar
how did you know that 'to listen' needs a preposition, just like in english?
or did you simply translate the verb literally?
so basically you have to know the title of the pharaoh to know where to start within the hieroglyphs...
Htp sn - dw3!🌞
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Where can I find the pdf please??
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Ancient Sumerian Language (Cuneiform) not Arabic, Ancient Sumerian Cuneiform and Ancient Tamil (Jaffna Tamil) was Similar, Ex / Egyptian Presidents ( Ex -Nassar/ Asad) want to about Tamil, ( I don’t want to talk Political), for Example Sumerian Alphabet-(N) + //= Ner /Water +// Kanal/ Kal Wa ,= That means The water go through the Kanal ( English),
(E)+ (N) +// = E/ Ella /End, + N/Ner/ Water + //-Kal wa/ Kanal,( Sum+ Tam + English, ),= This Water (N) go through (//) up to end of the land(E),
Sumerian called the god as -( An /An da ) , Tam calling the god as ( Anda வா) ,
Mayan called as -( Kula Khan). Tamil still calling the god as -(Kula Kada veil = Kulu Khan),= Family god ( English), So 50% Sumerian Cuneiform in Mayan Logographic. And 80% Sumerian Cuneiform/ Hieroglyphics in Ceylon Tamil-, also Sumerian gods-( Nun),.= ( Nan/ Tamil), or (isrs )= Iravi/ Tamil, dog god, = Tamils also had ( y Ra war)
Please advise me the ancient Egyptian grammar book. Or send an e-book file to my e-mail address.
This is the people of KMT language! Not Egypt/Egyptian!
It's not a Egyptian language! The people of KMT did not call themselves Egyptians! Get it right!
No such thing as ancient Egyptians! Egyptian are not ancient! Get it right!