The True Sound of Medieval Language

Описание: Movies and TV series shape how we perceive medieval history, but how accurate are they when it comes to language?
From Old English and Latin to Old Norse and Old East Slavic, filmmakers often take creative liberties in their depictions.
In this video, we break down the authenticity of medieval languages in films and series, comparing historical accuracy with Hollywood's storytelling.

00:00 Intro
01:30 Old English
03:05 Old French
04:34 Roman Latin
05:35 Old Norse
06:40 Old East Slavic
07:48 Old High German
08:40 Old Irish Gaelic
09:30 Old Polish
10:30 How
13:55 Why

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   • Opening Lines of Beowulf In Old English  

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   • 5 Minutes of Fluently Spoken Classical Latin  

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   • What Old Norse Sounded Like  

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   • The Exhortation of Prince Vladimir (extrac...  

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   • Beowulf prologue in Old High German  

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