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  @ceciliarivera197Күн бұрын

  The music is annoying

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  @mariamcogill453 күн бұрын

  🀄

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  @thefrench88474 күн бұрын

  70 = 3A 80 = 40 90 = 4A

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  @andrewlankford96345 күн бұрын

  It came from France

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  @flamephlegm8 күн бұрын

  This is super helpful, thank you!

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  @ajlambe134015 күн бұрын

  500-700 people cannot live around the perimeter of this island as it’s outlined in red here. The island is just too huge. That many lived in one small area of the island. They traveled far and wide but not too often in bays in birch bark canoes. They didn’t have too, the rivers and sea and land provided.

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  @ajtriforcegamerofhyrule853816 күн бұрын

  Found out that i shared a common ancestor with the Beothuk people through maternal dna test and it was shock but I wanna learn alot of the history

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  @adamlouiecardwell461016 күн бұрын

  I thought Thursday is like Thor’s-day?

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  @b_the_music23 күн бұрын

  Just for the explanation and the edition of this video, its creator should receive the French "Légion d'Honneur"!

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  @jLjtremblay25 күн бұрын

  The “rules”? There are several noun endings (14 masculine and 25 feminine, give or take) that one eventually memorizes subconsciously that are pretty foolproof 99% of the time. So, in reality, it’s not as overwhelming as it first seems. We natives make mistakes all the time with uncommon nouns and to make this even more fun, gender can sometimes differ between France and Canada.

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  @teresacalipco345427 күн бұрын

  Palau belong to the philippines!

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  @BlackCodeMath28 күн бұрын

  Excellent explanation.

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  @trucmuche2004Ай бұрын

  I can not concentrate well with the music which louder than the voice of the explaination

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  @ShelbygoffАй бұрын

  Great lesson but the piano is distracting plonking away in the background it overshadows the lesson

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  @kindneybeanjoeАй бұрын

  Australia, The United States, Brazil, Argentina, Malta have considerable Italian speakers. Eritrea also has many loan words from Italian.

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  @varunmatani730Ай бұрын

  there is no proff that it originated in babylonians they came into existance long after this was discovered

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  @varunmatani730Ай бұрын

  niether babylonians nor greece gave the time calculation and calculations of days it was Indians Hindus who did this calculation and taught to west people and like always they took the credit

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  @brezlin-hamillАй бұрын

  Yeah....... ( Jamaica is ' regulated like that 😆 ) Theres still this problem ; J E S U I S................( I Am ) Hmmmmmm....why did ( obviously ) word for Jesus like spelling be adopted..........for conjugation of Etre- verb : ' To be ...' ..............I AM. ( Suggests early Christianity understood that " The great I Am..." who converses with Moses .....and JESUS were same being .....) The Cloisters Museum in N Y ....has Tapestries which once hung in quite ancient castles , You would think they knew what the words on them meant....by now. But no , the accompanying info say , ' We think .....that means ...xyz..' If Anyone could find ( Scholarly ) evidence.....as to ...why , the first Romance language adopts the letters for Jesus........to mean , " I Am ".........( Instant World recognition l would think ).... Venerable Bede claimed......" There were no ' writers for the first 200 years....' encompass ing....time of developing of verb conjugation.................

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  @byronbaronvАй бұрын

  Wow boy, this is by far one of the best designed and explain videos I’ve seen so far. I have already shared it with my French course classmates. Thank you! Merci! ¡Gracias! ❤

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  @mayureshponkshe9325Ай бұрын

  WRONG INFO BRO ITS INDIA THATS BHARATH WHERE IT ORIGINATED . CORRECT YOUR KNOWLEDGE.

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  @romankolyuka8153Ай бұрын

  How many people in Libya do know Italian language? What percent of Libyans do know Italian language?

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  @maneeshpardeshi4032Ай бұрын

  Great video. I never had a change to talk French directly with someone. Even when I was in France I used to talk in English. This will give me some courge :)

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  @Andrei-ld3gwАй бұрын

  Is there a reupload without the background music?

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  @budsnzАй бұрын

  Latin names for the days of the week are quite like Sanskrit names. Starting with Sunday they are named after the Sun (Ravi or Āditya रवि or आदित्य), the Moon (Soma or Candra, सोम or चन्द्र), Mars (Mangala or Bhauma or Kuja, मङ्गल or भौम or कुज), Mercury (Budha बुध), Jupiter (Bṛhaspati or Guru, बृहस्पति or गुरु), Venus (Śukra, शुक्र), and Saturn (Śani, शनि).

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  @dorasmith7875Ай бұрын

  This video doesn't explain AT ALL why French is so very different from Latin. It isn't just that pronunciation has changed, there's that ridiculous accent, not shared by anyone else on Earth. They don't even pronounce their words!

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  @bobbymcloughlin3452Ай бұрын

  Days Of The Week Weekday Names 1. Sun Day 2. Moon Day 3. Týr’s Day 4. Woden’s Day 5. Thor’s Day 6. Frigg’s Day 7. Sætere’s Day 8. Jörð’s Day Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, Earth English 1. Sunday 2. Monday 3. Tuesday 4. Wednesday 5. Thursday 6. Friday 7. Sæterday 8. Jorday Old English 1. Sunnandæg 2. Mōnandæg 3. Tīwesdæg 4. Wōdnesdæg 5. Þursdæg 6. Frīgedæg 7. Sæternesdæg 8. Jörðsdæg German 1. Sonntag 2. Montag 3. Dienstag 4. Wodenstag 5. Donnerstag 6. Freitag 7. Sæterstag 8. Erdestag Latin 1. Dies Solis 2. Dies Lunæ 3. Dies Martis 4. Dies Mercuris 5. Dies Iovis 6. Dies Veneris 7. Dies Saturnis 8. Dies Terræ French 1. Soledi 2. Lundi 3. Mardi 4. Mercredi 5. Jeudi 6. Vendredi 7. Saturdi 8. Terredi Spanish 1. Soleildi 2. Lunes 3. Martes 4. Miércoles 5. Jueves 6. Viernes 7. Saturnes 8. Tierres Italian 1. Soledì 2. Lunedì 3. Martedì 4. Mercoledì 5. Giovedì 6. Venerdì 7. Saturedì 8. Terradì Romanian 1. Soli 2. Luni 3. Marti 4. Miercuri 5. Joi 6. Vineri 7. Saturni 8. Tierri Tamil 1. Ñāyirrukkilamai 2. Tinkatkilamai 3. Cevvāykkilamai 4. Putankilamai 5. Viyālakkilamai 6. Vellikkilamai 7. Canikkilamai 8. Pumikilamai Vasaara Sanskrit 1. Ravi 2. Soma 3. Mangala 4. Budan 5. Guru 6. Sukra 7. Shani 8. Prithvi Weekdays Ordinal English 1. First Day 2. Second Day 3. Third Day 4. Fourth Day 5. Fifth Day 6. Sixth Day 7. Seventh Day 8. Sabbath Day Latin 1. Prima Feria 2. Secondary Feria 3. Tertia Feria 4. Quarta Feria 5. Quinta Feria 6. Trebta Feria 7. Septa Feria 8. Sabbatum Iberian 1. Prima-Feira 2. Segunda-Feira 3. Terça-Feira 4. Quarta-Feira 5. Quinta-Feira 6. Trebta-Feira 7. Septa-Feira 8. Sábado Grecian 1. Protera 2. Deftera 3. Triti 4. Tetarti 5. Pempti 6. Sesti 7. Paraskevi 8. Savvaton Hebrew 1. Yom Rishon 2. Yom Sheni 3. Yom Shlishi 4. Yom Revi'i 5. Yom Chamishi 6. Yom Shishi 7. Yom Shivai 8. Yom Shabbat Sabbath Meant “Rest”

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  @jme104Ай бұрын

  The ordinance of " heavily butchered name " shows that the travelling "linguist" should go back to studying his trade .

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  @amandalatter3002Ай бұрын

  Good video and explanation, but the background sound is so distracting that I could not focus to the point I stopped listening early

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  @mrdablu501Ай бұрын

  Coucou, je suis indien 🇮🇳, je parle cinq (5) langues hindi, anglais, bhojpuri, bengali et français. Je veux apprendre plus de langues

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  @mrdablu501Ай бұрын

  Je suis très heureux après avoir regardé votre vidéo, merci beaucoup 😘 pour votre aide🎉🎉

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  @nickcollins42682 ай бұрын

  Probably as close to accurate account as Ive seen. I studied the topic at mun. The conclusion I came to reading all the papers was early on the beothuk had interactions positive and negative with Europeans in 1600s. Then it seems there is big blank spot in history books. It seems they would burn structures made by migratory English fishery for metal when they'd leave in fall, so they must of had a falling out. It seems whomever led beothuk choose to retreat into interior where they mostly died of not accessing resources on coast and European diseases and pressure/ conflict from Peyton men ( or so far as Europeans could make out) its definitely a part of history could be put into inconclusive pile. Ofcourse, there is no shortage of Newfoundland over simplified theories. Newfoundland was hard spot with limited seasonal food resources. A bad season on any two of these resources is dire straits.

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  @Outlier19602 ай бұрын

  Actually it's all bs. I'm from Newfoundland and I got the last one with a slingshot as a boy growing up on the west coast near Bonne Bay. Mistook her for a Snatchsquatch.

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  @Splendidchivalry2 ай бұрын

  Austroasiatic language family -mundari family is most spoken in eastern region and khasi family is spoken in north eastern region....

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  @Mordenkainen3222 ай бұрын

  EU and Mi'qmaw descent...Did I do that? >.>

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  @badmojo4202 ай бұрын

  neufante? Non! Nonante!

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  @Anna-bo8hg2 ай бұрын

  You did a good job❤

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  @Phillipines_Palau2712 ай бұрын

  Palau:Im a beautiful country! Phillipines:the reason your a beautiful country is that im your dad and i also have beautiful lands

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  @juandiegovalverde19822 ай бұрын

  Germanic languages had a big influence on French and the rest of the langues d´oïl.

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  @steveuni902 ай бұрын

  They are not even all alphabets...

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  @Trolley732 ай бұрын

  Reason why Philippines son's is beautiful

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  @Nwokedi2 ай бұрын

  What a great content; simple, direct, short, complete, and comprehensible. Thank you so much for educating us.

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  @iamchrisjans3 ай бұрын

  Couldn't finish it, trying to listen to what your saying while the same damn tones keep repeating like a circus drove me nuts. Good content, will reach more people if you can work on the music, it should flow like language and not repeat the same 4 words over and over again yeah?

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  @derekcunningham4003 ай бұрын

  Is the US flag at the beginning to symbolize English??

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  @elvinshahmuradov44123 ай бұрын

  You ruined all your hard work by adding that music to the video. So annoying

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  @donfisher80833 ай бұрын

  Good video but get rid of the music it’s so distracting.

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  @alexandermikhailov24813 ай бұрын

  Kill the music please! 😢

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  @Blubbluh3 ай бұрын

  It’s west of the phillipines….how did no one catch that

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  @uhmapper4 ай бұрын

  Le français est facile, mais les sons ne le sont pas

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  @user-kk4zw5jo4t4 ай бұрын

  Amateurish... sorry

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  @neilbateman70394 ай бұрын

  Stopped watching after 30 seconds when I saw this joker seems to think American is the worlds most popular language. There IS no American language...it's English. Couldn't be bothered watching any more, if that's the standard I can expect.