@Volder Z my heart sank when I saw you deleted your videos on your Voynich reconstruction. Please reconsider. I know there are many false starts in such an effort, but your efforts - even if incorrect or outdated - are valuable. You had no agenda, and approached it as a linguist by internal reconstruction. If you aren't comfortable making them public, I'd still be effusively grateful if you made them unlisted or something and shared the link. I am very interested in this.
I really find your detail and phonetic clarity on these ancient glyphs, really informative and insightful. I really look forward to part 2 and think you are offering extended value to this historical science of language. Great voice too!
Nice all of these changes seem human. I am here because I want to loosen up my rigid ways of understanding the cultural origins of the things I am surrounded by, and the different ways it could have gone. I want to be able to explain their history by recalling it as if I somehow experienced their origins as if they were some of my personal stories. Where I tell only the things worthy of being told like pressure, dramatic events, the sudden, and the withstanding and not a kind of timelapse. Do you think this is a good motivation? Thanks for making this video, it is filling a definite void on UA-cam. The video is hard to follow and will take a while for me to process, but this is what I was looking for.
How Greek letters are formed? Take thin paper, write normal Aramaic abcad (from right to left), then take this paper and turn other side - so you can see through paper your "Alif" now on the left, as soon as paper is thin, and what you wrote right to the left becomes kind of mirror image and written left to the right. your Aramaic letters become kind a like Greek. Thus shapes of Greek and Latin letters formed.
Found this from reddit. Fantastically informative video. Your voice is really nice too, a combination between a professor and a murderer. That's supposed to be a complement, I'm not very good at that.
I wish you would slow down your narration so us old and young and middling folk could take it all in better. Great information but did you have a bus to catch?
Re: “we don’t have an Ancient Greek document where he says: I made two letters (X and K) out of one (K), but that is what seems to have happened”. Incorrect. The Greeks did not simply copy Phoenician and change a few letters, rather they used an entirely different Egyptian alphabet platform, namely the Heliopolis 28-letter alphabet. The 22-letter in Phoenician (+) is the same as chi (X), the 24th letter in Greek, both are the birth of the cosmos letters.
Maybe you'll inspire me to write a 10,000 page treatise on the differences in Eldarin, Khudzul and Quenya versus Mannish languages. Or maybe Sindarin, Nandorin an Telerin.
Haven't seen video about writing systems with IQ > IQ in abcd, you are first, İ am very glad. Phoenician alphabet is a myth, they say first Phoenician writing found in 2022, but it is also doubtful. Phoenician alphabet is Aramaic. Greek scholars had no debate about Homerian term "Aremboi" as Aram/Arabs, Strabo even included term Armenia, in Arab/Aram , stating that they Armenians, Arameans, Arabs live in 3 different clima in but have one language and their motherland is Mesopotamia, were they live now (Strabo's now)
Well, a tour de force. Unfortunately my colour-blindness meant I couldn't always see what set of the letters you were referring to - sometimes the colours seemed to remain the same when you were talking about moving on to a different set from the yellow. When I tilted my screen I could see more differences.
@Volder Z my heart sank when I saw you deleted your videos on your Voynich reconstruction. Please reconsider. I know there are many false starts in such an effort, but your efforts - even if incorrect or outdated - are valuable. You had no agenda, and approached it as a linguist by internal reconstruction. If you aren't comfortable making them public, I'd still be effusively grateful if you made them unlisted or something and shared the link. I am very interested in this.
LIKEWISE, might I recommend Internet Archive again?
@@zerconiumdestinatus I tried and it's not there. 😭 I wish I could find a way to contact him..
@@voxelsofsorrowI have the deleted videos
For future videos, maybe turn down the intro volume?
Or alternatively turn up the mic volume
OK.
What happened to your Voynich videos?? I cant find them anymore
@@Bane_questionmark Please? anon8434337@protonmail.com
I promise to wait a while prior to mirroring.
Gosh, such a nice voice. And good content. n_n
I really find your detail and phonetic clarity on these ancient glyphs, really informative and insightful. I really look forward to part 2 and think you are offering extended value to this historical science of language. Great voice too!
miss the original videos - might you upload those to the internet archive?
Awesome video. Can't wait for more.
Best explanation of greek alphabet origin I've seen so far.
You are such a lovely voice! Like... Baldin starting off the story of the Tenenbaums's
Nice all of these changes seem human. I am here because I want to loosen up my rigid ways of understanding the cultural origins of the things I am surrounded by, and the different ways it could have gone. I want to be able to explain their history by recalling it as if I somehow experienced their origins as if they were some of my personal stories. Where I tell only the things worthy of being told like pressure, dramatic events, the sudden, and the withstanding and not a kind of timelapse. Do you think this is a good motivation? Thanks for making this video, it is filling a definite void on UA-cam. The video is hard to follow and will take a while for me to process, but this is what I was looking for.
How Greek letters are formed? Take thin paper, write normal Aramaic abcad (from right to left), then take this paper and turn other side - so you can see through paper your "Alif" now on the left, as soon as paper is thin, and what you wrote right to the left becomes kind of mirror image and written left to the right. your Aramaic letters become kind a like Greek. Thus shapes of Greek and Latin letters formed.
I want part 2
As soon as you said, "Thank you" to the wiki-voice I thumbs-uped it.
This is a great video.
Found this from reddit. Fantastically informative video. Your voice is really nice too, a combination between a professor and a murderer. That's supposed to be a complement, I'm not very good at that.
I wish you would slow down your narration so us old and young and middling folk could take it all in better. Great information but did you have a bus to catch?
Re: “we don’t have an Ancient Greek document where he says: I made two letters (X and K) out of one (K), but that is what seems to have happened”. Incorrect. The Greeks did not simply copy Phoenician and change a few letters, rather they used an entirely different Egyptian alphabet platform, namely the Heliopolis 28-letter alphabet. The 22-letter in Phoenician (+) is the same as chi (X), the 24th letter in Greek, both are the birth of the cosmos letters.
Thanks for the video! Is it possible to add "history of the alphabet" to the title and on the cover so it's easier to find it?
18:04, AWH COME OOOOOOOON! Thats what I came here for! Can you at least tell me what those letters where?
Maybe you'll inspire me to write a 10,000 page treatise on the differences in Eldarin, Khudzul and Quenya versus Mannish languages. Or maybe Sindarin, Nandorin an Telerin.
Haven't seen video about writing systems with IQ > IQ in abcd, you are first, İ am very glad.
Phoenician alphabet is a myth, they say first Phoenician writing found in 2022, but it is also doubtful. Phoenician alphabet is Aramaic. Greek scholars had no debate about Homerian term "Aremboi" as Aram/Arabs,
Strabo even included term Armenia, in Arab/Aram , stating that they Armenians, Arameans, Arabs live in 3 different clima in but have one language and their motherland is Mesopotamia, were they live now (Strabo's now)
Well, a tour de force. Unfortunately my colour-blindness meant I couldn't always see what set of the letters you were referring to - sometimes the colours seemed to remain the same when you were talking about moving on to a different set from the yellow. When I tilted my screen I could see more differences.
Wow, this is so informative. One small problem, you go too fast. I may have to watch this several times to get it all!
Is the first letter A and last O?
tell people why name "Nuh" was written as "ηοε", wrongly pronounced as [no:æ], and by miracle return to "Noah" in English
Thing start in Egypt not phenicia