0:52 some people still write that way, shortening words with acronyms and throwing in emoji to clarify.

@Gameshunter3012

7 жыл бұрын

Looking at black people twitter, you'd think Ancient Egypt rose from the grave while we weren't looking.

@solarplayza2614

4 жыл бұрын

Great Rao if you mean now, that comment was a year ago

@blain20_

2 жыл бұрын

Excellent catch! 😎👍

+Connor Alford I can't respond directly to your comment... But that's Jessica. She's a computer programmer. I'm trying to convince her to open her own channel (or at least narrate more videos for us here)!

@thogameskanaal

7 жыл бұрын

NativLang did she also narrate the Game Boy Autopsy series?

@scimatarpictures

6 жыл бұрын

Do a video on why the fuck the letter Q exists!

@saikiariyan1464

5 жыл бұрын

Omg the narrator is sooooo good and cute. Want more of her videos.

oh man as an Egyptian i find it cool that we still use that same word for house but pronounced a little differently, with the e sound slightly elongated. you should talk about who this writing system turned into coptic, its hard to find any history on that, sad really since we still use it in our churches

@laserbeam3836

5 жыл бұрын

فقط للعلم من أخترع الكتابة هم السومريين قبل المصريين بفترة طويلة جداً

@humansdosuck

4 жыл бұрын

This video is utter BS, and the reason you use that has nothing to do with that. You use Arabic which in is an admixture of languages, one of which is Hebrew.

@maru5522

4 жыл бұрын

@@humansdosuck nah it's because arabic shares common ancestry with ancient egyptian and hebrew

@humansdosuck

4 жыл бұрын

@@maru5522 No, "Arabic" is in fact an artificial Quranic admixture of 3 languages: Himyaritic, Syriac Aramaic and Hebrew, with some minor input from Greek, Persian and Ethiopic.

@iqbalmuhammad2920

4 жыл бұрын

@@humansdosuck Your statement "suck", full of BS & not according to comprehensive understanding of the history & detail review of multiple evidences for the historical development of the Arabic language. Deal with it!

The scary part about that line "She's a trader" is that you can't tell whether it says traitor or trader.

@edwardmorris3453

6 жыл бұрын

No, the scary part about that line is the word "she." Kids are watching these videos. They deserve to not be lied to.

@edwardmorris3453

6 жыл бұрын

Hmmm, looks as if my comment were a little too politically incorrect for Google, for, much like that damned elusive pimpernel, I cannot find it anywhere. Anyway, without any clarity in your own interrogative I'm obliged to surmise before answering, or ask you for that clarity which, at present, is lacking in your query. Please elucidate as to what in my comment (my now regrettably deleted comment) has escaped your comprehension. Lux and lex and good manners and all that.

@cutecommie

6 жыл бұрын

Edward's not a fan of women it seems.

@edwardmorris3453

6 жыл бұрын

It would be very remarkable if, in the ancient Middle East, a woman were to sail about the Mediterranean amongst a rowdy gang of swarthy sailors, and this video, by merely inserting the word 'she' instead of he, implies that what would really have been exceptional was in fact typical. How much kids are 'damaged', as you say, by falsification of history is a larger question and would entail a sociological examination. I personally find all political correctness tedious and particularly troublesome when garbed as 'education'. Perhaps kids aren't 'damaged' by an episode of Ancient Aliens, but it's not healthy for a society to take seriously the possibility, for example, that aliens gave the Sumerians the gift of writing or some such rot. What this kind of guff does is reduces History to a story which one can take or leave. If grown-ups tell you that women were sailing the seven seas and trading with distant peoples and you know damn well that's not true, how serious of a subject are you likely to think History is? Anyway, it's too bad, because these videos are, in general, quite convincing and plausible. It's, in a way, worse than Ancient Aliens or that other garbage on the History Channel. Jeez I feel sorry for kids.

@edwardmorris3453

6 жыл бұрын

Soviet Loli It would be interesting to see your line of reasoning. Not intrinsically interesting necessarily, but informative perhaps.

The plot thickens!

Your MMITHOW page that pops up, impersonating an excited person with something important to say, is like a pictograph, but a modern one that is only possible with our technology because it waves its hands. You could have a 3D alphabet with articulating limbs…and the correct way to pronounce them would be to move them in the correct way….sort of like a human! Wow, this opened my mind a lot! thank you! wonderful series

I love how when the video had the writing in the different languages on the map (3:56) the hieroglyphs essentially translate to the name of the Ancient Egyptian Language. Literally, speech(or language) of Egypt. (r n km.t)

This is sooo interesting!! I think we are getting closer to alphabets (with vowels)!

@coviddatalab7408

Жыл бұрын

Check this out for more on Egyptian alphabet kzread.info/dash/bejne/naaMrLKSnbiTnqw.html

im addicted to these! cant come fast enough!

great video ,make more videos on Egypt and its language.

More juicy language info! Thanks!

Thanks for the video.

thx for the great info

Your videos are really very good and informative! About one thing about the semitic scripts I am wondering: *Why* didn't they write the vowels, too? Yes, you can guess the missing vowels from only the consonants as you show it in your example, but it is a bit cumbersome and it would be much more convenient to have all sounds, cons + vows, in written form.

@blain20_

2 жыл бұрын

Only the written characters bear meaning. Some of them are vowels, though, such as aleph, hey, waw, yud, ayin. They can adjust be consonants, such as I vs Y. We added extra characters to force the consonantal sound.

@tfan2222

Жыл бұрын

Cumbersome for you; remember, Semitic languages don’t quite work like Indo-European ones, hence their writing often excludes the vowels.

I enjoyed this vid - I learned something too.

Thank you for sharing my ancestors language and how to write it. They were the greatest walk on the face of this planet. The ancient Egyptians taught everyone. Every part of the old world in the Mediterranean had something to learn from them. They did invent the alphabets and their initial idea.

@blain20_

Ай бұрын

Egyptians used uniliterals, bilirerals, triliterals, etc. So did Sumer before them. The Israelites were the first to create the limited alphabet, and they did so in Egypt prior to being enslaved by Egypt.

0:50 Well, after you added those logographs I could read the word " party" 😂

@emanuel-vw8rg

3 жыл бұрын

Same 😂

@MrZiZoo1

3 жыл бұрын

@@emanuel-vw8rg 🤣🤣🤣

1:37 bet also means house in arabic..... and in hebrew.... and i think in aramiac too 2:16 both arabic and aramiac uses abjadiyya writing system.. let us be thankful for Phoenicians and Egyptians for the miracle of writing... without it we wouldn't have made these beautiful languages

@blain20_

2 жыл бұрын

Israel created the alphabet. The Phoenicians learned it from them.

@1sanitat1

Жыл бұрын

@@blain20_ Proof?

@blain20_

Жыл бұрын

@@1sanitat1 Doug Petrovich published two books and there are videos of him on here

@1sanitat1

Жыл бұрын

@@blain20_ He seems to argue that the hebrew (in reality the imperial aramaic) alphabet is the originator of alphabets hundreds of years older. Not very convincing in my opinion.

@blain20_

Жыл бұрын

@@1sanitat1 He proves that the Hebrew alphabet was created during the time of Jacob.

How so very clever this was put together lol 😃

gng 🚶 wth frnds 😀😀😀 t th prt 🍻?

@randommemesweekly4417

6 жыл бұрын

ys

@mcdoublemaster2776

6 жыл бұрын

I wonder if that would be more efficiently read using an Afro-asiatic language.

@nn-gz6xx

5 жыл бұрын

what

@originalga6721

5 жыл бұрын

N🙅🏾‍♂️

@God-ch8lq

4 жыл бұрын

@@mcdoublemaster2776 at leats in hebrew, yes you can write only the rootword for each of these, ppl will still understand, but you'll sound like a fuckin caveman especially that hebrew has no vowel lettes, you use punctuation to describe how each letter should sound, but nobody really uses punctuation, so ppl understand from the context here's how: הלך עם חבר למסיבה here's it in proper hebrew: להתראות, הלכתי עם חברים למסיבה

This is pretty interesting

AWESOME.

Awesome

getting closer to alphabet! it gets more interesting

@EvanC0912

8 жыл бұрын

oh.. would you go into how we get majuscules and minuscules in latin, greek, cyrillic and some othrr alphabets)?

@NativLang

8 жыл бұрын

+EC912 Would you be too sad if I circle back to details like that about some writing systems? I still have some basics to cover...

Wadi el Hol is at least 200 or more years older than Sinaitic and is found in Middle Egypt. It's more probable that the script of the Sinai was common Kemetic long before it was found in the Sinai. It would make sense since the phonetic sounds are the same.

Wait, so if Egyptians created the alphabet, does that mean every writing system in the region, including Europe, Africa, and Asia was based on the hieroglyphs?

@ra8682ra

4 жыл бұрын

All of it

@dr.apollo4226

3 жыл бұрын

@E.T. Emmanuel letters are symbols

@blain20_

2 жыл бұрын

Israel created the alphabet while living in Egypt, to be precise. Phoenicians learned it from them and spread it around. Arabic is derived from it.

@mohamadwahba420

6 ай бұрын

the classic, stealing everything from land to any invention there is LOL @@blain20_

@blain20_

Ай бұрын

Egypt didn't create the alphabet. An alphabet is a subset of the Egyptian system and was created from Egyptian uniliterals by Israelites in Egypt around the 16th century BC.

Not to mention that many workers and miners of Egypt were from the Canaanite lands. Most the Canaanite lands were pretty much the subordinates of the Egyptian kingdom for a long time.

@blain20_

Ай бұрын

They were Israelites.

Thnx

"Too difficult? OFF TO THE CAVES WITH YOU"

With such an obsession with consonants. I wonder how languages like Hawaiian were written. I shall have to research it.

@gayvideos3808

6 жыл бұрын

Hawaiian used pictographs.

@runefoonman4103

6 жыл бұрын

Hawaiian pictographs aren’t writing. Hawaiian has always been written with the Latin alphabet, but only since the missionaries developed a system for using it for Hawaiian.

@randomly_random_0

6 жыл бұрын

hawaiian has no written language, only its cousin languages in southeast asia have written language that is influenced and derived from brahmic scripts of india

@runefoonman4103

6 жыл бұрын

It has a written language *now.* It's been written since the early 19th century.

The Arabic language still preserves the old Semitic terms, for example BET and water, which are still found in Arabic today

@sleeexs

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe like 3 of then lmao

These animations are gorgeous!

I’m learning Phoenician currently.

Well, technically the Latin alphabet still started with ABGD, the G had just turned into C. Originally in Latin, the letter C could stand for either a "K" sound or a hard "G" like in "get." At some point though, they added an extra mark to the C when it had the voiced sound, and the letter G was born. The C had still evolved from the Phonecian letter that would become Gamma though.

@blain20_

2 жыл бұрын

I suspect that the S-sound for C came through the French Ç, referring to Ts.

The hieroglyphs are from the stele of Ankhefenkhonsu, if anyone was interested.

this is probably my new favorite channel

Phoenician and Berber alphabet is similar and you can see kind of similarity's with ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs.

Gang with friends, to the port!

2:19 please note K does not make the same sounds as C. C can make the sound as in "corn" as well as the sound as in "cat." K can only make that second sound and not the first one (unless it's a loan word or name from another language to match the respective letters).

@Private.R

Жыл бұрын

Corn & Korn sound alike

@alephomega955

Жыл бұрын

@@Private.R actually, they don’t. Also, korn isn’t a word in English.

@blain20_

Ай бұрын

​@@alephomega955Korn is the name of a rock band In English. It's identical in sound to corn.

@blain20_

Ай бұрын

Those have the exact same sound in English.

@alephomega955

Ай бұрын

@@blain20_ no, they don't.

It were not the Egyptians who gave us the alphabet, the Canaanites. The north semitic script (also known as Phoenician script and Paleo-Hebrew) is invented by the Canaanites and did not came from the Egyptian Hieroglyphs which remain as sylabaric writing.

@blain20_

2 жыл бұрын

No, the Canaanites did not invent it. Israel did. They borrowed Egyptian glyphs while living in Egypt. This is documented.

@soniaso2824

2 ай бұрын

Layer 😂 ​@@blain20_

@blain20_

2 ай бұрын

@@soniaso2824 What?

roman / cyrillic script was derived from greek script which derived from phonecian script which derived from African script...arabic script also derived from African script...thats common knowledge...in fact much of "western civilization" was garnered from Africa

@mustafaelnady5161

5 жыл бұрын

You mean (Egyptian). Africa is a continent, not all Africans are Egyptians.

@MichaelDavis-cv6rr

4 жыл бұрын

I meant exactly what I said...Ancient Egyptian is on the AFRICAN continent so it is AFRICAN...Ancient Egyptians are AFRICANS/BLACKS...NOT caucasoids who originate in eurasia/europe..

a FEMALE Phoenician merchant? suuuureeee

@blain20_

Ай бұрын

Feelings over facts.

Missed the Wadi el-Hol inscriptions that are older than Sinaic and most likely the origin of Sinaic that would have been created by miners who hadn't already had intensive knowledge of hieroglyph meanings. Most likely, what was found in the Sinai... which was part of Ancient Egypt any way... has a far longer history in Kemet as per the Wadi el-Hol inscriptions.

@martialkintu2035

5 жыл бұрын

Interesting.

@humansdosuck

4 жыл бұрын

Historically Sinai is not part of the Egyptian homeland, it's part of the Hebrew-Canaanite-Qadmi homeland, which is also why it's part of the "promised land".

@amusedobserver6134

4 жыл бұрын

There is no evidence for your inbred biblical fantasies.

@Afyj662

2 жыл бұрын

@@humansdosuck historically it was always Egyptian, as it was used for mining, also Egypt conquered Canaan for a long time aswell, and we are Ethnically related, hebrews tend to think the Fertile Crescent belongs to them with their delusions

@humansdosuck

2 жыл бұрын

​@@Afyj662 No it wasn't always Egyptian. The original indigenous population was Hebrew-Canaanite. There is even very ancient Hebrew alphabet findings there (in fact, the oldest alphabet in the world). Egypt at some point conquered it for a time as an imperialistic power. Thats like saying Egypt belongs to the Turks because Ottomans conquered Egypt.

It zoomed in on Šin instead of Samekh when they said use an S or a K

Is that what I think it is at 0:24 4th row down and 3rd from the right?

@blain20_

Ай бұрын

Yep

You're telling me ancient Egyptians used emojis and shortened their texts?

@e-hanafy1048

4 жыл бұрын

Kvmilla yes I see they did .

@piggyzig

4 жыл бұрын

and i don't even have an emoji keyboard

I’m confused about water. The video says it was called ‘mem’ but how did it come to be that water was the consonant ‘n’, not ‘m’ (an owl)

@blain20_

2 жыл бұрын

N and M, I and U, and other pairs are swapped between Hebrew and Egyptian and Hebrew and Aramaic. Israel created the paleo Hebrew alphabet by borrowing from Egyptian glyphs. It's possible that Egyptian N used to be M, but I don't know why it would change.

interesting but there 's a video by a finnish guy explaining the symbolism of where these letters came from , also interesting

Is this (egyptian pass their simplified script over to the phoenicians) confirmed, or just a simplification for youtube?

@leoharfouche4404

3 жыл бұрын

i was wondering the same...

@blain20_

Ай бұрын

No. Israel took the Egyptian uniliterals as their alphabet. Phoenicians weren't in the picture.

Hieroglyphics are like the ancient version of emojis

Hi how do i get hold of the person who has rights to this video?

cool

I actually understand the phrase without vowels at 0:50 . Although anyone could hehe

3:22 "Eastern Mediterranean" she says, as letters pop up in the western mediterranean

@MrCount84

7 жыл бұрын

Those were phonecian colonies otherwise known as the carthaginians

@michaelrees2538

7 жыл бұрын

WOAH where you live?

@blain20_

Ай бұрын

Phoenicia traveled by boat. Boats exist, ya know. Phoenicians lived in Tyre, Sidon (Lebanon), and also Carthage (Tunisia).

نظرية المعرفة الانسانية من نحن ؟ ولماذا نحن هنا ؟ حركة صوت حرف لماذا سمي الحرف حرفا ؟ كيف يمكن فهم كلمة مكونة من ثلاثة أحرف دون فهم معنى كل حرف على حدا ؟ هل يمكن فهم رواية دون ذكر أسماء شخصياتها وصفاتها ؟ وهل يمكن كتابة رواية وجميع شخصياتها تحمل اسما واحدا ؟ كيف بالإمكان ركوب سيارة قطعة واحدة صب دون وجود قطع غيار ؟ إن للحرف معنى ما علاقة رسم الحرف بصوته ؟ ما هو سبب رسم الحرف العربي والانجليزي ؟ وما هي العلاقة الصوتية بينهما ؟ لماذا سميت اللغة العربية لغة الضاد ؟ ولماذا سميت اللغة الانجليزية بهذا الاسم ؟ وما علاقتها بالانجيل ؟ ما سبب تسمية لغات الدنيا كلها ؟ لماذا سمي الرقم رقمًا ؟ ولماذا ُرِسم بهذا الشكل ؟ وما الرابط بين رسم الرقم العربي ورسم الرقم الانجليزي ؟ ماذا تعني كلمة ألوان ؟ لماذا الأصفر أصفر ؟ والأحمر أحمر ؟ وما علاقة اسم اللون العربي باسمه الانجليزي ؟ ما السر في علاقة الدال مع المدلول في كل لغات العالم ؟ وما سبب تنوعها ؟ أين القاعدة الأصلية اللتي خرجت منها كل تلك اللغات ؟ ألا يوجد لغة إنسانية أصلية لكل بني البشر ؟ لو اجتمع حصان من روسيا مع حصان من اليمن نلاحظ أنهما قادران على التواصل فيما بينهما بكل سهولة بينما لو اجتمع انسان من روسيا وانسان من اليمن فمحال التواصل اللغوي بينهما !!!! ألا يفترض أن الإنسان وهو أرقى الكائنات وأكرمها عند الله ( ولقد كرمنا بني آدم وحملناهم في البر والبحر ورزقناهم من الطيبات وفضلناهم على كثير ممن خلقنا تفضيلا ) اي تفضيل هذا ولدى الحيوانات لغة أصلية بينما الإنسان لا يمتلكها !!!!!؟؟؟؟ أين لغة الإنسان الأصلية ؟؟؟؟ لقد تم وأدها !!!!! أين الرحمة العالمية في القرآن ؟؟؟ في هذا الكتاب : سنكشف الغطاء عن المستور وسيتم الإجابة عن كل تلك الأسئلة وغيرها الكثير من كل تلك القضايا المثيرة للجدل إلى يومنا هذا قصص الأنبياء وحقيقة أسمائهم المذكورة قرآنيًا هل هم شخصيات حقيقية أم مجرد وهم ؟ من هو موسى ؟ وما علاقته بعلم الأصوات والموسيقا ؟ الإسراء المعراج جهاز التيليغراف سفينة نوح حقيقة أم وهم ؟ حوت يونس أهو حيوان أم شيء آخر ؟ حقيقة التراث والسنة النبوية والأحاديث بأنواعها الصحيح والضعيف الحلال والحرام حقيقة أم وهم الحرام ماذا يعني ؟ والحلال ماذا يعني ؟ حقيقة الزواج والفرق بينه وبين عقد النكاح التجاري حقيقة الجنس وما نظن أنه حرام او حلال فيه الخنثى وعلاقتها بمريم التنجيم والسحر الأسود والطلاسم والحجابات وطريقة عملها وكيفية تأثيرها على الإنسان فك أسرار الرموز والشعارات والماركات العالمية المشهورة وسبب شهرتها وكيفية تأثيرها السحري على الناس فك اسرار اللوحات العالمية المشهورة وسبب أسعارها الباهظة الخيالية فك أسرار الآثار والأحافير والنقوش وأماكن الكنوز الماسونية والنظام العالمي الجديد حقيقة الرؤساء وحكام العالم الحقيقيين والآلية المستعملة لقيادة الشعوب عبر السحر الأسود كشف المستور عنه في علم الطب الحقيقي وفضح جرائم الطب الحالي في حق الإنسانية وما هو سبب تناقص العمر الافتراضي للإنسان و زيادة عدد الوفيات مع تطور علم الطب الحالي ما هو الأذى ؟ وما هو الفرق بينه و بين المرض ؟ وماذا تعني كلمة مرض ؟ وما سبب تسمية تلك الأمراض بتلك الأسماء ؟ وكيف أستطيع إيجاد العلاج من اسم المرض نفسه ؟ حقيقة المسيح عيس ابن مريم مؤسس علم الطب وعلاقته بطب الأسنان و التعويضات السنية ولادة المسيح عيسى و حقيقة والده البيولوجي والعملية القيصرية والسريات الطبية حقائق علمية صادمة حول ماء زمزم نخلة مريم وعلاقتها بالسيروم الطبي الشجرة المباركة في القرآن وما علاقتها بشجرة القنب ؟ علم الفلك بما فيه من نجوم و كواكب ومجرات هل هو حقيقة أم مجرد خيال ؟ وما علاقته بعلم الحرف ؟ علم الذرة وشكلها هل هو حقيقة؟؟ أم هو مستوحى من علم الحرف ؟؟ وغيرها الكثير من القضايا اللتي لا يمكن احصاءها واللتي يمكن لهذا الكتاب أن يكشفها لأنه شامل لعلوم الدنيا كلها لأنه كتاب يدرس معاني الأصوات الإنسانية اللتي هي أساس تكوين العلوم واللغات وسبب علاقة الدال مع المدلول فيها كل ما سنقدمه لكم هو من وحي علم الكتاب ذلك العلم الموؤد والذي شاء القدر أن خرج من وراء الظهور ليرى النور في نسخة مؤلفة من مجلدين اثنين الأول بعنوان : قرعان رش كتاب الموتى والثاني بعنوان : قرعان رش كتاب شين هذه النسخة مبسطة جدا بحيث يستطيع كل إنسان ادراكها ويصبح قادرا على نسف العلوم الزائفة وتحدي علماء الدنيا دون الاستعانة بأي مرجع أو مصدر خارجي هذا الكتاب سيغنيك عن معاجم الدنيا كلها لأن فيه القوانين السوداء اللتي منها تألفت المعاجم و تكونت اللغات في هذا الكتاب توجد النظرية اللتي تذيب الفوارق بين كل النظريات سيسجل التاريخ أنكم أول من اطلع عليها سوف نتركها وديعة بين ايديكم اقرؤوها و حاولوا أن تفهموها وزفوها بأنفسكم لكل بني البشر kzread.info/dash/bejne/iqWE2dOBcaTIoJc.html

What did you animate this with?

@NativLang

8 жыл бұрын

+Step Back History I used Blender for both pre-render anims and post stuff. Not all of the art was built in Blender, but the meshes were.

@StepBackHistory

8 жыл бұрын

How much background do you have in doing 3D? Could someone figure it out relatively easily? How much of a time sink is it? Asking for a friend...

@NativLang

8 жыл бұрын

I've done amateur work for years and experimented with it off and on since I was a kid (starting with TrueSpace). Even the basics require serious time. Also, some tasks are much easier with a programming language (Python for Blender, MEL for Maya). Each step can be simple and clear, but there are very many small steps. I'm happy to talk more - you or your friend can feel free to "send message" or "view email" from my channel's About tab.

The real Phoenician were one of the ancient Chinese dynasty. They even made their way to ancient America (they called it Fu Sang). Until this day Chinese culture still embraced Red (marriage) and Purple (Royalty) color mention by Greek historians. Terra cotta soliders in ancient China also found with purple and red painting. Plus their ancestors used symbolic Characters format like ancient Egyptians..

@blain20_

Ай бұрын

False

Cadmus then sailed to Greece and taught them the alphabet

It's not a alphabet without vowels, it's an abjad...

@FirstLast-gm9nu

7 жыл бұрын

she mentions that in the video, and just calling it an abjad without saying what an abjadd is isnt helpful...

@jbeil-byblosbaalback6850

7 жыл бұрын

Komninos Maraslidis it's abjad hawaz

@barthill9578

7 жыл бұрын

The whole video is bogus.

@barthill9578

7 жыл бұрын

abjad hogwash is what it is.

@Majeed.

6 жыл бұрын

أبْجد هوّز

I was glad she didn't do the Count from sesame street at 0:30 lol

How come hieroglyph turned to phenicisn-aramaic abjads ?

who narrates this?

They leaked the alphabet before the full version got released

@blain20_

2 жыл бұрын

There are actually some bugs as a result.

3:09 🤣

संस्कृतम् (Saṃskṛtam) is written incorrectly.

Lebanese here :3 bet means house in Arabic!

@Majeed.

6 жыл бұрын

اوه

If the consonant symbols alone were enough to unambiguously write things, then why did the Egyptians originally need determinative logographs as well?

@blain20_

2 жыл бұрын

There are still ambiguities because a word may be used slightly differently in different contexts.

The is plenty of evidence that the Pelasgian Hellenic-Greek alphabet has been in use at least since the middle Neolithic period. The Minians and after them The Minoans are Dorian Greeks , and their Greek is the oldest ( compared to Achaean Aeolian , Ionian , ) as Iamblichus of Syria confirms. The Cretan 'writings' are as follows. Cretan Hieroglyphs 2100-1700bc ( from Hiero=holly and glyphis= to sculpt ) were used mainly in temples and were ideographic ( idea= picture-shape-form and grapho =to engrave ) Linear A 1800 1450 used in Crete ,Cycladic islands ,Mycenae, levante , mainland Greece , Lakonia Sparta ea. Linear B 1450-1200 bc, used in Crete , Mainland Greece , Pylos, Mycenae, Thebes , Tyrintha ea. During the oldpalace pediod (1900-1700bc) Cretan Hieroglyphs coexisted with Linear A. The most important palaces were built during this oldpalace period : Knosos , Festos , Zakros , Malia , Sissy , others were built but not as important. At 1700bc the palace at Knosos was destroyed , it was rebuilt and the new palace period lasted to 1450bc. Linear B is deciphered , its the same Greek spoken today, for example : Knosos in Linεar B = Ko No Sos , krisos ( gold ) in Linar B = ca ru so , thorax in linear B =to ra ko etc. Evans in Scripta Minoa oxford 1909 states without any doubt that The Cretans brought their letters to the Phoenicians. The levante and Asia Minor was colonized by the Cretans and other Greeks since Argia Io times.The Festos Disk of Crete can be deciphered by using Jean-François Champollion dictionary of hieroglyphics,

@blain20_

2 жыл бұрын

Israel created the Hebrew alphabet around 1800-1700 BC. Phoenicians learned it from them.

@blain20_

2 жыл бұрын

Weren't Linear A and B non-alphabetuc, though?

If the Egyptians didn’t write vowels, what is the eagle hieroglyph all about?

@laurencsikistvan6630

3 жыл бұрын

It was a glottal stop. Like the sound, you make when you say 'uh-oh'. In Semitic languages like Egyptian, words could never start with a vowel. If it was written with a vowel in its romanized form, then it actually started with a glottal stop or 'alep.

So close yet so far.

The alphabet didnt originate in Egypt. It originated in Phoenecia.

@blain20_

2 жыл бұрын

No, Israel invented the alphabet in Egypt. It's documented.

where are my fellow miners?

uhhh... That's not how that one happened, not even close. It was definitely the Phoenicians that invented the letters which became the Latin Alphabet. There were Egyptian scripts used by workers based on hieroglyphs: but they looked completely different. While the Phoenicians do seem to have taken inspiration from the Egyptian hieroglyphs for the way some letters look: other letters don't look anything like Egyptian signs. Also papyrus came later, not first. Initially people were writing on clay tablets.

@barthill9578

7 жыл бұрын

Lol who told you they wrote like Fred Flinstone and you believed it? Those letters existed in Greek and if you look at a genuine Phoenician script they aren't letters they are pictures of birds and trees with a few kinda Greek letters thrown in.

@vzi9715

7 жыл бұрын

not at all, this is not just some crazy theory someone came up with, in fact, the inscriptions they put on the wall in this video are legit inscriptions on what is known as the Proto-Sinaitic script, which most definitely gave origin to the Phoenician alphabet, the problem here is that you're think of hieroglyphs and the other egyptian scripts as single categories but people create and share new ways of writing all of the time, not everything needed to be strictly standardized at all, anyone could come up with a way of using previously established concepts in writing as long as they tought it would do well for the group of people they were dealing with a new script could be born, this one is overly simplistic but it still has egyptian roots

Proto-sinaitic was most likely developed by Hebrew slaves in Egyptian captivity, ie by Joseph who served the pharaohs and was educated in the ways of Egypt.

@allegory7638

2 жыл бұрын

I too think that is very plausible. Joseph lived at just about the same time this alphabet appeared.

@lookoutforchris

Жыл бұрын

This is ahistorical. There is no evidence that Hebrews were ever captives in Egypt and these people are not even attested to as separate from other Canaanite groups until the Merneptah Stele ~1200BC. Proto-siniatic predates this by a good deal and is placed along the Nile in Egypt.

@Critter145

Жыл бұрын

@@lookoutforchris then the burden of proof is on you. Moreover, your framing of the question presupposes that the Israelites were NEVER in pharaonic Egypt. Your assumptions are wrong.

@0:50 Going with friends to the party. Ys✓ prt.

Gng🔜 wth frnds😀😀t th prt🥳

Its been like 6 years man…

1:56 Isn't the 𓈖 “n” rather than “m”？

@blain20_

2 жыл бұрын

M in Hebrew is N in Egyptian. Same with Hebrew vs Chaldean.

Funny… Simplifying complex logographs and taking their phonetic meaning is also how the Japanese created their syllabaries.

@eddahmwihaki9424

5 жыл бұрын

Stole African writings to make duplicate of them

Where my Egyptians brothers and sisters at ???❤️❤️❤️💚💚

@haidarasafi136

5 жыл бұрын

هنا♥️🤙 بس انا سوري

@Palestine4Ever169

5 жыл бұрын

Haidara Safi حبيبي انت واهلي من سوريا الحبيبه

@ramgupta4784

4 жыл бұрын

Nice writing❤❤

@Palestine4Ever169

4 жыл бұрын

PhArAoH KhAfrA PyRaMiD We Egyptians don’t use the name Africans Call us mediterranean

@Palestine4Ever169

3 жыл бұрын

@E.T. Emmanuel Nope sorry I have many experience with blks that tells me this is how I should react to them I cant count how many blks that been rac ist to me and my ppl and others and the few who weren’t didn’t give a Freak about it they were ignoring it or say blks cant be rac ist

It's interesting that the Phoenicians are credited with the creation of the Alphabet, when (till recently?) these 'Proto-Sinaitic' inscriptions have eluded translation. You can't honestly claim which branch of Semitic-speaking people made that writing system if you can't even read more than a couple words common to several Semitic languages.

@AngelSanchez-zp7uj

4 жыл бұрын

don.t be fooled pryor to 1870 no one had any knowlege of so called semitic lenguages or semitic peoples or semitic nations simply because they have never existed no a clan not a tribe not a county not even a geographical location under that term but the propaganda machine goes on an on an on when will they stop maybe the day you you do your own research once again the term semitic had its birth in 1870 and it was coined by a german as for the miths you had to put those aside

@helmit_kid9755

Жыл бұрын

@@AngelSanchez-zp7uj ....so? that doesn't matter at all

@iwant2bback

Жыл бұрын

That is because the PHOENICIANS actually invented it. All the treasures and history and evidenced lead to that. This channel is a total joke

@iwant2bback

Жыл бұрын

I bet you are just an enemy to lebanon. Bs

@blain20_

Ай бұрын

​@@AngelSanchez-zp7uj Bullshit

What will happen when the alphabet gets leaked outside of the family?

What kind of traitor do you mean ?

1:00 ✨ f ï ń ê ✨

I was taught--back in school - that alphabet invention was made in old Syria.. Ugarit to be precise 🤔

@mustafaelnady5161

5 жыл бұрын

that's the Phoenician

@blain20_

2 жыл бұрын

Israel invented the alphabet around 1800-1700 BC in Egypt by borrowing ~22 Egyptian glyphs.

@blain20_

2 жыл бұрын

@@mustafaelnady5161 The Phoenicians obtained their alphabet from Israel.

At first I thought she said the merchant was 'Venetian'. I was like "wow, those Italians really got around!" What is the modern day location of the Phoenicians? Jordan or the Holy Land or something?

@damianjblack

5 жыл бұрын

Lebanon.

@charleshajj9675

3 жыл бұрын

Lebanon [Lebnon in Syriac], with its beautiful old Phoenician coastal cities: Tripoli, Byblos, Beirut, Sidon, Tyre...etc

you should also make a video on Nastaʿlīq script used for Urdu, it's a complex writing style based on arabic script that goes upside down and right to left at the same time, they are really hard to render on computer

@sohkathatch4081

Жыл бұрын

Old Khmer kinda similar. It kinda looks like Egyptian heretics system including their vowels. Ancient Khmer used to write from right to left. The way you read it its pretty werid because a certain vowel make you jump forward qnd backward just to connect the words and meaning. Modern day Khmer write from left to right...

@KindlyKalen

7 ай бұрын

There’s a crescent shaped accent mark on the Urdu keyboard that sometimes works to make letters into Nasta’liq letters.

@KindlyKalen

7 ай бұрын

It doesn’t work here (کࣿ) but it works in flipaclip and stuff.

The heiroglyphs were not letters. They did not make sounds. 4,000 glyphs and 26 English letters. Impossible.

@kiro9154

6 жыл бұрын

hieroglyphs had monoliterals ,biliterals and triliterals and nonliterals , a word consists of two parts sound and indicator indicator is the picture of thing u describe forexample if u wanted to write crocodille u write m s h then picture of crocodile and indiccarors are the reason they are 4000+ char if u get my meaning

@damianjblack

5 жыл бұрын

There were probably only about 700 hieroglyphic signs in Middle Egyptian, the formal written language of Egypt around the time depicted. It was only later on when the spoken language had changed so much, that it became necessary to add a bunch more signs just to show how the older language was meant to be pronounced. (Case in point, the reason we often now say "Bastet" instead of "Bast" was that spoken Egyptian by the later periods often dropped final -t sounds, so scribes had to add a -t sign on the end of "Bast" to show that the sound was meant to be spoken.) Even more signs had to be added during the Ptolemaic period to represent Greek and make hieroglyphs readable by bilingual Greek and Egyptian speakers.

@blain20_

2 жыл бұрын

You're an idiot. Each glyph makes one or more sounds. They are all letters. 22 Hebrew letters were derived from 22 Egyptian letters (uniliterals).

@ninetyrraven9529

2 жыл бұрын

@@blain20_ you call me an idiot? you lose.......hebrew was also a created language by the use of yiddish letters......bought and paid for by the rothchilds......you can't win this one...

0:40 Movement is sus 😳

Dispilio tablet anyone? Yura script anyone?

I have a language that uses pictures as letters.

There is an huge difference between hieroglyph and proto-semitic alphabet. I don't get how you know the semitic alphabet was egyptian ? These graphems was found in sinai desert, and was the one used by hebrews. These ones had been probably influenced by the egyptian pictogram system. And you didn't talk about the meaning of each of these pictogram/graphèmes, but it's semantic and etymology now.

@tonio103683

8 жыл бұрын

+mansour ibn al andalus Yes, between the hieroglyphic Consonant system and Proto-Sinaitic abjad, there's a huge difference, but since we can make correspond each Proto-Sinaitic letters to a known Egyptian hieroglyph, it is commonly accepted that the Proto-Sinaitic abjad is a derivative of Egyptian hieroglyphs probably influence by the Egyptian internal consonant system. And Speaking of each derivation of the abjad's letters from its believed corespondent hieroglyph would have been pretty long, the goal of this series is -I think- to explain the evolution of writing in less than 10 minutes video. here about the Consonant system of hieroglyph : en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Egyptian_hieroglyphs discoveringegypt.com/egyptian-hieroglyphic-writing/egyptian-hieroglyphic-alphabet/ and here about the Proto-Sinaitic alphabet : en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proto-Sinaitic_script disclaimer : If you have any beliefs that contradict my comment, don't take it too seriously, I just explained to you the main facts they used to do their video.

@mansouribnalandalus5154

8 жыл бұрын

tonio103683 Don't worry: you confimr my comment. This is probably the most influencal part of egyptian system apply to semitic adjad (from your link) : "Phonograms formed with one consonant are called uniliteral signs; with two consonants, biliteral signs; with three triliteral signs." I see for "bird" with hieroglyph : be sure nor in phonetic, nor in graphem it looks like to proto-semitic abjad. Semitic abjad carries till today the Phonograms system signifiant = 1 phonogram = 1 concept. Example, our latin R still represent a Head (profile), and express a Tension/Compelling. The greco-latin O represent till today an Eye, from proto-semitic abjad, and related to 'knowledge'. Unfortunally, this science remains in the hand of religious jews, but an amazing memory of birth of language.

@tonio103683

8 жыл бұрын

+mansour ibn al andalus Just to check, have you understood that Egyptian hieroglyphs did not limit to the hieroglyphic alphabet but were thousand of different glyph ? The proto sinai people did well invented the principle of an abjad alone without logograms, but the symbole they used were still taken from Egyptian hieroglyphs, not the one Egyptian used to write phonologically though, they didn't take for example for the "B" the hieroglyph for "Leg" but the one for "House" cause in their language, "Leg" did'nt begin with a "b" , while house did ! And what do you mean by "in the hand of religious jews"? And it's about the birth of language, it is about the birth of the alphabet, which are two separated things.

@blain20_

2 жыл бұрын

Israel created the alphabet by borrowing Egyptian glyphs. There are inscriptions in Avaris and Sanai proving this.

Exactly what is her scholarly background in any related field? Nothing is cited despite there being debate on a great may points raised?

𐤀‏𐤃‏𐤓!‏

@elemenopi9239

5 жыл бұрын

Wait, there’s Unicode characters for Phoenician letters?

@AlphaBeta_2008

10 ай бұрын

@@elemenopi9239 YES, HOW DID YOU NOT KNOW THAT?

We're returning to the old times ! Egyptians used hieroglyphs, we use emojis xD

Any1 got this recommended by their school

*_...too assumptive, 'Bet', was a Surrounding/Enclosing/Father-House, B'H'T, which sense would've come later; the early sense of house, 'het' H'T, was The-Earliest/Starting/Tip..._* *_...but don't confuse the sense of 'being' when the earlier passes its next is the earliest..._* *_...the biggest difference between the peoples' languages, was the aborigines, peoples..._*

Gênesis X

I love her voice. But it’s just untrue! This is based on what? Written letters have been found in Crete and other islands since 6000BC and this theory of an Egyptian origin is not possible plus “Phoenicians” were most probably Cretans(Minoans) that moved to Asia and lived next to barbarians. Phoenix is a Greek word. No archeological evidences whatsoever have been made that prove “Phoenicians” even existed. If you think im wrong please inform me on what ground that is?

wow "m" means water