So going to be honest, this one hurt my brain both during the shoot and throughout the entire edit. But Ilona was a gentle and brilliant teacher through it all. Hope you all like this one. Nick x
Really enjoyed this. They way you two play off each other and banter. Smart people dealing with smart people is a beautiful sight. Her laugh is infectious.
Ilona Regulski is a great tutor, especially when the hieroglyphs are visually underlining her speech ! Great ! She should make complete lessons on youtube for this language !
i didn't ask for more ilona. i literally begged on my knees for *much* more ilona. get it right! seriously - i love how she radiates her enthusiasm for hieroglyphs (and for verbs).
Then the must-have book you definitely need is Alan Gardiner-Egyptian Grammar. When i studied Egyptian Archaeology it was a requirement. At the time it was around £25, but well worth every penny. You won't be sorry. By the way, the grammar in Ancient Egyptian is a real bugger!
@@vincenzocherubini2424 Look? I can READ the hieroglyphs directly.. CHAMPOLLION did not decipher the hieroglyphs. I KNOW who did. FORGET Alan Gardner he was part of the FRAUD.
@@dererzherzog Yes! I was that weird kid who LOVED diagramming sentences in school! I even found one of those old high school grammar books at a thrift store, hoping I'd get back into it. I really don't remember how to do it. I need to get back to that!
You are correct. She clearly is brilliant and patient! She is able to explain in a manner that is easily digestible for we novices! She makes a great teacher/ professor!!
OK, mind blown but sooooo interesting! I'm gripped! It's amazing how at school I couldn't be bothered to pay attention and now I'm 55 and I'm wishing I listened more. Love it.
I can’t believe that studying ancient hieroglyphs would grab and hold my attention for longer than while watching cats being scared of cucumbers. Incredible content, love Ilona’s passionate attitude.
Ilona's radiating passion for linguistics is so mesmerizing and heartwarming! For me, watching this video was like witnessing a time-travel incantation and I really hope to see more videos on the subject of egyptology from her.
It is such a joy to listen to someone who loves her job so much! It has inspired me to work harder and get better at what I love too. What an excellent video.
Love this video. I have studied formal Arabic so the concept of the dual is apparently more widespread than I imagined. In 2017, I visited a neighbor who relocated to Cairo. We to the train from Cairo to Luxor along with her children. After a few days, they went north and I rode the train to Aswan. I hired a car an driver in Aswan and drove back to Luxor stopping in Kom Omba where I learned about Sobek, the crocodile god. There was a museum with mummified crocodiles and informative reading throughout the delightful museum. The Temple was actually the Temple of Horus and Sobek. Fascinating to bring some of my travel memories together.
Perhaps interestingly, English did distinguish singular, dual and plural too, during the Anglo-Saxon period, although it's barely a trace, now. Knowing English, Arabic and Egyptian had the dual means it's probably widespread across the Eurasian and African continents, since I believe those three languages are descendants of different language families [correction: whilst English belongs to the Proto-Indo-European language family, whereas Arabic and Egyptian are in fact related, both from the Afro-Asiatic family. I should add, whether PIE, A-A and other language families are ultimately related too hasn't been established].
@@waelisc Yes, the dual survives in modern English in the words scissors, ballocks, trousers, pants. These nouns give rise to awkward forms because the concept of dual number is no longer understood. People don’t want to say “pants is”, so they say “pants are “ or “a pair of pants is”. I saw a clothing catalog that tried to deal with this by eliminating the s, and calling the item a pant. Absurd.
@@1earflapping I've noticed some of that singular-plural confusion too and still can't get used to it. I reckon the tendency to contract "there are" to "there's" increasingly contributes to this as well and am honestly quite curious to see just how far it all goes, whether English might begin to lose certain singular-plural distinctions altogether, but I suppose we'll see.
@@funmiokusfoHow does she know all this? Where are her sources? I think that she dreamt it all up! Imo ‘Cymroglyphics 01 Overview’ does make much more sense with explanations.
You have no idea how happy I am while watching this video, since I was a child I've loved Egypt with all my heart. How I wish I could take classes with Ilona ❤
This video is exactly what I've been wanting to learn. Very interesting! I'll be watching this again, but take notes. I want to hear more about this as well. Keep up these kinds of videos please.
Love the video! While listening to this video, during my work, I noticed that Ilona had an accent with certain sounds that do not occur in English, but do so in my native tongue Dutch. Turns out she's a native Belgian from Leuven; a city in Flanders (Dutch-speaking part of Belgium). So cool!
How very interesting. The visual aspect of these hieroglyphs is something I hadn't realized. Thanks to Nick for posing neat questions. [This must be a fascinating exhibit at the British Museum]
That was great! I thoroughly enjoyed that. I started learning some hieroglyphs about 2 weeks ago, after seeing the exhibition and being absolutely captivated. This has just boosted my impetus to learn more. Thank you
So glad you were inspired to learn hieroglyphs after seeing the show, and that this video could help you in that admirable endeavour! Good luck with the study
Thank you so much for going through this. Even though it bent my brain a little bit! 😊 I have always been obsessively fascinated with the Egyptians, and have always wanted to understand hieroglyphs. I'm in the United States so unfortunately I cannot come to see your lovely exhibition, but I wanted to say thank you, thank you, thank you so much for sharing this small part of it!
I am excited to revisit the Egyptian wing of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. Perhaps I might even be able to interpret a phrase or two or at least pretend :-) thank you both. Nick you did a good job standing in for the rest of us, and Ilona you are an amazing teacher!
That was a great talk! When Ilona began with the tawy dual explanation, I was wondering whether she would mention the other possible meaning for the dual suffix, but there it was in Shedet/Shedety, where the meaning is obvious because the reference is not to twin towns.
Puh, didn't know this morning, that I would have lerned so much more in the evening. Thanks for that. And, as I tell my students: 'Always look for the verb.'
This is amazing, so much great information! Thank you Nick and Ilona 💙 Would be interesting to see the break down of other ancient scripts like Mayan glyphs
My mom is an archaeologist. Her professional interest lies in a completely different period in human history, but through all these years, she has managed to make archaeology fun for me. I do not deal with archaeology professionally, but topics like the one presented here will never cease to interest me. Great job to you for how wonderfully you promote science. As for Ms. Ilona’s accent… Polish is my native language, and it seems to me that I hear a tiny, tiny accent coming from this language. Am I right, folks?
Thank You for the least confusing confusing lesson on Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphs! My Head hurts but not until you said the evil word that is 'Grammar'! Im 53 and had a total panic lol Please do more of these, as despite my absolute fear and mental block, this is brilliant :)
I love grammar. It makes a sentence make sense. Re English It's very irritating to have an adverb before a verb. SVO. Identify the subject, give it a name, ask what it does, or how, why, where. To qualify/modify UK
If you want to learn another ancient script, Irving taught Nick how to write cuneiform (or at least tried to): ruclips.net/video/XVmsfL5LG90/видео.html
This was fascinating and fun! I missed my calling in life. It's amazing to be able to learn all this information about people who lived so long ago. Incredible!
After watching the webinar earlier and now this, I'm really looking forward to visiting the exhibition on the 29th. I'm only coming back to the UK for a short visit, but will always make time for the BM.
@@britishmuseum Oh wow, this confirms that Dr Finkel indeed is a time-traveling sorcerer of most probably Chaldean extraction. Aren't you glad I commented here, you'd never become a cuneiform expert otherwise!
I'm glad to hear that a suspicion I've always had is kinda true. I'd always thought that they sometimes seemed to go out of their way to use the 'cool looking' glyphs when they were writing the name of somebody important, even if it wasn't strictly the most appropriate symbol.
I have a large two volume dictionary of Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphs, and a book of a full translation of the Book of the Dead. Many years ago, one of my art teachers had us paint a large mural in ancient Egyptian style. Most of the students just copied out of books, I did my painting, but then surrounded it with a lot of text that actually said something. For the record, it WASN'T something polite. I revel in the fact I got kudos from the principle of the school for a painting that called his various hygiene and sexual practices into question and cast doubt upon the marital status of his parents. I love those books.
Not only was this vid informative and teaching, it was also entertaining. To understand language gives insight to its culture. Also its Religion which seems to be linked to its civilization. Seeking to know the spiritual nature of Egypt and its origin said to be from the survivors of the Great Flood.
So far, my favorite exhibition at the British Museum was the Book of the Dead show many years ago, but this new one looks to be just as wonderful. Was Ilona involved in that one? Great video, loved the duo, and especially want to see more Ilona teaching!
Love this….. The only tiny ‘but’ was that i would have loved to hear the translation in its entirety, First in hiroglyphic and then in english (or the other Way around)
So Ilona does that right at the end, but it's alternating between Egyptian and English. But you mean all the way through in each language separately right? If so, will bank that in for the next one.
@@britishmuseum yes - that was exactly what i meant - switching it up if fine, but reading it all the way through in each language, just works better for some brains ;) To me it just made it confusing switching back and forth for each column…
To Dr. Ilona Regulski: Is the following accurate/correct to say then ---- Egyptian Hieroglyphs have more than one possible reading, dependent on context. Signs could have both a phonetic (single consonant or syllable) value or an ideogrammatic (word) reading, but could even be utilized as phonetic complements or logograms (a written character that represents a word or phrase), reinforcing the reading of words they were attached to.
Very much so! Hieroglyphs can be tricky, because even through they look like pictures, most of the time the meaning of the sign is not the same as the thing pictured. It is a mixed script - some signs are alphabetic, like the letters in our alphabet. Other signs make a group of sounds, like a syllable. Still other signs are an entire word. Occasionally the same hieroglyph can do all three things! And sometimes, hieroglyphs aren’t pronounced at all - these are called ‘determinatives’, and they sit at the end of a word to give us a clue to the meaning of that word.
Ilona, since you’re really into grammar, can you explain the hieroglyph grammar? Particularly syntax and morphology. So what was the word order? Was it mainly SOV, like many of the Eastern Mediterranean? What the morphology more agglutinative (attaching grammar to verbs) or synthetic (function words that are free-floating like English)?
I actually burst out laughing when she looks at him and says, "Just read it!" What a charming human. I'm sure Ilona has better things to do as a curator than make content for YT but please know I will watch every single one she makes.
The earliest cave art to me is communication from heart and mind, very sophisticated subtle meaning. The Egyptians seem to have extended this concept into a systematically reproducible form.
At 19:06 we see the two shrines are translated as "the Shedet one" but before when we saw the two lines (14:30) we are told repetition is there to represent dualism (Lord of the two lands). So how do you tell the difference between a duplicate symbol to determine if it means "two of something" or if it means turning a noun into an adjective? And, of course, this is a wonderful video. Much love and gratitude to all for this information.
I've thought hieroglyphs were beautiful but I never knew that the ancient Egyptians also viewed their writing similarly and basically invented graphic design.
Excellent and informative video, this is Mark, I'm a tour guide at the Grand Egyptian museum...I'd love to thank you for such video and btw we Egyptians still till nowadays use the ancient Egyptian language in our daily conversations; for example whenever we wanna praise someone else we go to person and say "You have a Shen and Ren" which means basically "you're a pharaoh", 'cause only the pharaoh was allowed to have his or her name written on such manner...thanks a bunch and I'm waiting for you over there.
The curator was excellent. The presenter guy was presumably meant to help the average viewer relate, by coming off as even more confused and ignorant than the average viewer. Probably a nice guy in real life, but mostly just super annoying here.
The bundle of stalks bears a striking resemblance to the structure of successive support blocks above the chamber in the great pyramid of giza. It makes sense they would use that in their largest building project!
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So going to be honest, this one hurt my brain both during the shoot and throughout the entire edit. But Ilona was a gentle and brilliant teacher through it all. Hope you all like this one. Nick x
Good job man , I can confidently say I wouldn't have faired any better ..
Thanks , appreciate yah
Really enjoyed this. They way you two play off each other and banter. Smart people dealing with smart people is a beautiful sight. Her laugh is infectious.
Sorry that it hurts your brain, mate. But big thanks for doing this. Loved it! 😊
When not DJ-ing or making face-melting electronic music, Nick usually hangs out in museums.
Well done Nick !
Ilona is a gem
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Ilona is mega, and the British museum must be honored to have a Belgian who can pronounce, let alone read 🧠
she should learn English. How is she gainfully employed?
I thought I heard a Flemish accent and indeed she is Belgian. ❤
Wow, is she? She carries Polish surname...So confused now 😂
Ilona Regulski is a great tutor, especially when the hieroglyphs are visually underlining her speech ! Great ! She should make complete lessons on youtube for this language !
@Zoon Crypticon..Yes, agree.., That WOULD be Marvelous if She did that..,I, for one, would certainly avail myself of the opportunity..!!~Peace, Kyl 🥀
You have won us over. The importance of grammar is proven. A charming Duo.
I'll make sure to let Ilona know we have a convert! Cheers for the love.
@@britishmuseum Nice done :)
She is so good at making complex topics understandable. Really impressive.
i didn't ask for more ilona. i literally begged on my knees for *much* more ilona. get it right! seriously - i love how she radiates her enthusiasm for hieroglyphs (and for verbs).
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MORE!!!! LOVE Ilona! 🙌 She is very approachable and friendly. 👍 Please do MORE of these ancient Egyptian exhibitions like this! 👌
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Ok, now i really need a full course about Egypt hieroglyphs by these two.
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Then the must-have book you definitely need is Alan Gardiner-Egyptian Grammar. When i studied Egyptian Archaeology it was a requirement. At the time it was around £25, but well worth every penny. You won't be sorry. By the way, the grammar in Ancient Egyptian is a real bugger!
@@vincenzocherubini2424 Look? I can READ the hieroglyphs directly.. CHAMPOLLION did not decipher the hieroglyphs. I KNOW who did. FORGET Alan Gardner he was part of the FRAUD.
Ilona as the great teacher and Nick as someone who doesn't make you feel alone in your helplessness.
Thank you! More, please! Let's turn this into a full course!
Also, some of us love grammar!
As much as Ilona though?
@@britishmuseum Oh yes, some do. 😊 (I did learn to “decipher” some ancient Japanese back in the day … difficult, but exciting too.)
@@britishmuseum there are definitely plenty of linguistis who enjoy these kind of riddles!
@britishmuseum Oh, yes!
@@dererzherzog Yes! I was that weird kid who LOVED diagramming sentences in school! I even found one of those old high school grammar books at a thrift store, hoping I'd get back into it. I really don't remember how to do it. I need to get back to that!
You are correct. She clearly is brilliant and patient! She is able to explain in a manner that is easily digestible for we novices! She makes a great teacher/ professor!!
Ilona needs a youtube channel, this is fascinating.
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Ilona rocks! I can't stop listening to her..im fascinated with ancient Egypt and I could listen to her for hours.
Ilona, i am Egyptian and I thank you for the excellent professional way for teaching
OK, mind blown but sooooo interesting! I'm gripped! It's amazing how at school I couldn't be bothered to pay attention and now I'm 55 and I'm wishing I listened more. Love it.
I can’t believe that studying ancient hieroglyphs would grab and hold my attention for longer than while watching cats being scared of cucumbers. Incredible content, love Ilona’s passionate attitude.
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I tried scaring my cats with cucumbers and they are not scared. But they are scared of eggplant...
My cats are scared of cartouches, but only the elongated, ovaloid ones. Not the circles.
Wait until you realize there are fascinating secrets to be read.
I thoroughly enjoyed the lesson. They made it fun and interesting to learn just these few hieroglyphics.
Ilona's radiating passion for linguistics is so mesmerizing and heartwarming! For me, watching this video was like witnessing a time-travel incantation and I really hope to see more videos on the subject of egyptology from her.
He edits out her burps and belches
It is such a joy to listen to someone who loves her job so much! It has inspired me to work harder and get better at what I love too. What an excellent video.
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blows my mind that she can look at hieroglyphs and can tell you what its saying. amazing and genuinely impressive.
English, or other alphabetic systems of writing, are actually much more complicated.
@@danielrutschman4618 I don't think so, but you go on with your opinion.
The level on which specialists can read hyrogliphts is actually way higher and more detailed then I thought. Very cool to see.
Excellent. More Ilona, please!
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Love this video.
I have studied formal Arabic so the concept of the dual is apparently more widespread than I imagined.
In 2017, I visited a neighbor who relocated to Cairo. We to the train from Cairo to Luxor along with her children. After a few days, they went north and I rode the train to Aswan.
I hired a car an driver in Aswan and drove back to Luxor stopping in Kom Omba where I learned about Sobek, the crocodile god. There was a museum with mummified crocodiles and informative reading throughout the delightful museum.
The Temple was actually the Temple of Horus and Sobek.
Fascinating to bring some of my travel memories together.
Perhaps interestingly, English did distinguish singular, dual and plural too, during the Anglo-Saxon period, although it's barely a trace, now.
Knowing English, Arabic and Egyptian had the dual means it's probably widespread across the Eurasian and African continents, since I believe those three languages are descendants of different language families [correction: whilst English belongs to the Proto-Indo-European language family, whereas Arabic and Egyptian are in fact related, both from the Afro-Asiatic family. I should add, whether PIE, A-A and other language families are ultimately related too hasn't been established].
Dual is steal in use in Church-Slavonic language, the liturgical language of Russian orthodox old believers church.
@@waelisc Yes, the dual survives in modern English in the words scissors, ballocks, trousers, pants. These nouns give rise to awkward forms because the concept of dual number is no longer understood. People don’t want to say “pants is”, so they say “pants are “ or “a pair of pants is”. I saw a clothing catalog that tried to deal with this by eliminating the s, and calling the item a pant. Absurd.
@@1earflapping I've noticed some of that singular-plural confusion too and still can't get used to it. I reckon the tendency to contract "there are" to "there's" increasingly contributes to this as well and am honestly quite curious to see just how far it all goes, whether English might begin to lose certain singular-plural distinctions altogether, but I suppose we'll see.
@@waelisc I think the singular-plural distinction will survive. It’s the dual nouns that are creating a problem for contemporaryEnglish speakers.
Please do more. I learned more in one video than I could ever grasp from a dry textbook.
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@@funmiokusfo Shut up Meg
@@antagonizerr iT IS FAKE. SORRY
@@funmiokusfoHow does she know all this?
Where are her sources?
I think that she dreamt it all up!
Imo ‘Cymroglyphics 01 Overview’ does make much more sense with explanations.
Ilona is incredible. Every video I've seen them in has been pleasant, informative, and outright amazing. Great presenter and so knowledgeable
You have no idea how happy I am while watching this video, since I was a child I've loved Egypt with all my heart. How I wish I could take classes with Ilona ❤
Yes yes yes! More ancient writing please, this was so riveting, I've never seen a hieroglyph video as helpful as this before
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I am in awe of Ilona and, indeed, anyone who can read hieroglyphs - thank you very much for this talk!
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This video is exactly what I've been wanting to learn. Very interesting! I'll be watching this again, but take notes. I want to hear more about this as well. Keep up these kinds of videos please.
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Love the video! While listening to this video, during my work, I noticed that Ilona had an accent with certain sounds that do not occur in English, but do so in my native tongue Dutch. Turns out she's a native Belgian from Leuven; a city in Flanders (Dutch-speaking part of Belgium). So cool!
How very interesting. The visual aspect of these hieroglyphs is something I hadn't realized. Thanks to Nick for posing neat questions. [This must be a fascinating exhibit at the British Museum]
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That was great! I thoroughly enjoyed that. I started learning some hieroglyphs about 2 weeks ago, after seeing the exhibition and being absolutely captivated. This has just boosted my impetus to learn more. Thank you
So glad you were inspired to learn hieroglyphs after seeing the show, and that this video could help you in that admirable endeavour! Good luck with the study
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Thank you so much for going through this. Even though it bent my brain a little bit! 😊 I have always been obsessively fascinated with the Egyptians, and have always wanted to understand hieroglyphs. I'm in the United States so unfortunately I cannot come to see your lovely exhibition, but I wanted to say thank you, thank you, thank you so much for sharing this small part of it!
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This video is excellent for those of us who can't get to England before the exhibit closes. Look forward to seeing more.
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I am excited to revisit the Egyptian wing of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. Perhaps I might even be able to interpret a phrase or two or at least pretend :-) thank you both. Nick you did a good job standing in for the rest of us, and Ilona you are an amazing teacher!
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I love it... and I am always inched closer to becoming Carmen San DIiego every time I watch any video about beautiful historical treasures.
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That was a great talk! When Ilona began with the tawy dual explanation, I was wondering whether she would mention the other possible meaning for the dual suffix, but there it was in Shedet/Shedety, where the meaning is obvious because the reference is not to twin towns.
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i love how she goes i love grammer. she is so sincere and joyful about it
It is my sincerest hope that we all find a special someone that looks at us the way Ilona looks at verbs.
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Heiroglyphs are easy as long as you remember "eye before sea except after flea".
What a great video, thanks to all for taking the time to make such great content.
How amazing is it, that we know so much about Hieroglyphs. Guess it started with the Rosetta stone, but the details about the grammar and everything
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This was so well done! 👏🏻 Nick and Ilona work so well together! More! More! More!!
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Wonderful. I learned more about how to translate hieroglyphs than from any other YT video.
Try finding:
Cymroglyphics 01 Overview
“A beautiful verb” says it all. Language as art. The art of language.
Thank you so much. I just stumbled upon this and this is so appreciated. I too hope you can make more videos in the same topic.
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Hieroglyphs are certainly hard to read. I tried learning but just did not know how or where to start! This was very helpful :)
Very fun and informative! Format and video length were also spot on.
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Her talent to read such a difficult form of recording information is very incredible
Puh, didn't know this morning, that I would have lerned so much more in the evening. Thanks for that. And, as I tell my students: 'Always look for the verb.'
The lady gives very interesting and easy to understand explanations 👍🏼.
It's a shame that the young man keeps interrupting with stupid comments.
This is amazing, so much great information! Thank you Nick and Ilona 💙 Would be interesting to see the break down of other ancient scripts like Mayan glyphs
You're very welcome! And we'll see what other ancient languages we can add to the list. Although Nick might need a break from grammar for a bit...
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My mom is an archaeologist. Her professional interest lies in a completely different period in human history, but through all these years, she has managed to make archaeology fun for me. I do not deal with archaeology professionally, but topics like the one presented here will never cease to interest me. Great job to you for how wonderfully you promote science. As for Ms. Ilona’s accent… Polish is my native language, and it seems to me that I hear a tiny, tiny accent coming from this language. Am I right, folks?
Hey Ilona, great screen presence! A good teaser to visit the exhibition. groetjes, Lieven
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Thank You for the least confusing confusing lesson on Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphs! My Head hurts but not until you said the evil word that is 'Grammar'! Im 53 and had a total panic lol Please do more of these, as despite my absolute fear and mental block, this is brilliant :)
I love grammar. It makes a sentence make sense. Re English It's very irritating to have an adverb before a verb. SVO. Identify the subject, give it a name, ask what it does, or how, why, where. To qualify/modify UK
Yeeehaaaa, always wanted to read Hieroglyphs. Keep it coming, 80 lessons or more, I will devour them all.
If you want to learn another ancient script, Irving taught Nick how to write cuneiform (or at least tried to): ruclips.net/video/XVmsfL5LG90/видео.html
This was fascinating and fun! I missed my calling in life. It's amazing to be able to learn all this information about people who lived so long ago. Incredible!
This was awesome. You guys should do a whole series of these so I can learn the rest of it.
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Ilona, I love your energy! Very infectious. I enjoy your videos immensely
Let the lady talk.
The curator has a big brain!!!
I could listen to Ilona talking about egypt and hieroglyphs for days straight
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please add more to this series we love their chemistry and it's so entertaining and informative to watch
I love it’s ❤ we thirst for more knowledge of this kind, please post more videos to feed our souls.😊
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I've never heard about the grid line piece and it has become one of my favorites. Amazing.
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This is brilliant! Thank you 😊 We would like more.
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After watching the webinar earlier and now this, I'm really looking forward to visiting the exhibition on the 29th. I'm only coming back to the UK for a short visit, but will always make time for the BM.
Enjoy your time in the exhibition and thanks for making time for us on a short trip
Yes! More of this, please!!!
Please don't make me try to learn more ancient languages 🤣
@@preservethings _Paging Dr Irving FInkel...Dr Finkel, please report to the Cuneiform Library your pupil is waiting_
You mean he has to do it again? ruclips.net/video/XVmsfL5LG90/видео.html
@@britishmuseum Oh wow, this confirms that Dr Finkel indeed is a time-traveling sorcerer of most probably Chaldean extraction. Aren't you glad I commented here, you'd never become a cuneiform expert otherwise!
@@britishmuseum Only if he’s ok with it! :)
I'm glad to hear that a suspicion I've always had is kinda true. I'd always thought that they sometimes seemed to go out of their way to use the 'cool looking' glyphs when they were writing the name of somebody important, even if it wasn't strictly the most appropriate symbol.
"I like verbs" followed by the giggle 😊
This is what i wished for so long and been looking for ,just awesome, Majestic ,please Moreeeee of this ,👏👏❤️
I have a large two volume dictionary of Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphs, and a book of a full translation of the Book of the Dead.
Many years ago, one of my art teachers had us paint a large mural in ancient Egyptian style.
Most of the students just copied out of books, I did my painting, but then surrounded it with a lot of text that actually said something.
For the record, it WASN'T something polite.
I revel in the fact I got kudos from the principle of the school for a painting that called his various hygiene and sexual practices into question and cast doubt upon the marital status of his parents.
I love those books.
He'd probably also be irked that you confuse a principal with a principle. 😢
@@Steviepinhead What can I say?
I spell better in Hieroglyphs than I do in English.
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Not only was this vid informative and teaching, it was also entertaining. To understand language gives insight to its culture. Also its Religion which seems to be linked to its civilization. Seeking to know the spiritual nature of Egypt and its origin said to be from the survivors of the Great Flood.
So far, my favorite exhibition at the British Museum was the Book of the Dead show many years ago, but this new one looks to be just as wonderful. Was Ilona involved in that one? Great video, loved the duo, and especially want to see more Ilona teaching!
Ilona was lead curator of the exhibition, so very much so. Glad you enjoyed the duo and hope you can get to the exhibition (it's on until February 19)
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Thank you for this valuable video
Kei tof gedaan, Ilona! Meer grammatica!
To Nick: we need more of both of you. 😁
Wonderful exhibit!!! So inspired that we've booked a Nile cruise in 2025 to see and learn more about this fascinating culture and period in history.
Love these longer videos!
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their writing system is so convoluted I can see now why it was impossible to translate before the Rosetta stone!
Love this…..
The only tiny ‘but’ was that i would have loved to hear the translation in its entirety, First in hiroglyphic and then in english (or the other Way around)
So Ilona does that right at the end, but it's alternating between Egyptian and English. But you mean all the way through in each language separately right? If so, will bank that in for the next one.
@@britishmuseum yes - that was exactly what i meant - switching it up if fine, but reading it all the way through in each language, just works better for some brains ;)
To me it just made it confusing switching back and forth for each column…
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Please make more videos like this about hieroglyphs. This one was wonderful.
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To Dr. Ilona Regulski: Is the following accurate/correct to say then ---- Egyptian Hieroglyphs have more than one possible reading, dependent on context. Signs could have both a phonetic (single consonant or syllable) value or an ideogrammatic (word) reading, but could even be utilized as phonetic complements or logograms (a written character that represents a word or phrase), reinforcing the reading of words they were attached to.
Very much so! Hieroglyphs can be tricky, because even through they look like pictures, most of the time the meaning of the sign is not the same as the thing pictured. It is a mixed script - some signs are alphabetic, like the letters in our alphabet. Other signs make a group of sounds, like a syllable. Still other signs are an entire word. Occasionally the same hieroglyph can do all three things! And sometimes, hieroglyphs aren’t pronounced at all - these are called ‘determinatives’, and they sit at the end of a word to give us a clue to the meaning of that word.
Ilona is a boss. what an infectious passion
Ilona, since you’re really into grammar, can you explain the hieroglyph grammar? Particularly syntax and morphology. So what was the word order? Was it mainly SOV, like many of the Eastern Mediterranean? What the morphology more agglutinative (attaching grammar to verbs) or synthetic (function words that are free-floating like English)?
I actually burst out laughing when she looks at him and says, "Just read it!" What a charming human. I'm sure Ilona has better things to do as a curator than make content for YT but please know I will watch every single one she makes.
The earliest cave art to me is communication from heart and mind, very sophisticated subtle meaning. The Egyptians seem to have extended this concept into a systematically reproducible form.
That woman is a treasure to be protected ❤ Thank you for teaching us !
At 19:06 we see the two shrines are translated as "the Shedet one" but before when we saw the two lines (14:30) we are told repetition is there to represent dualism (Lord of the two lands). So how do you tell the difference between a duplicate symbol to determine if it means "two of something" or if it means turning a noun into an adjective?
And, of course, this is a wonderful video. Much love and gratitude to all for this information.
@Thomas Singer My hero! Thank you for the explanation :)
Well done! I love these videos and Ilona’s passion for and deep well of knowledge in this incredible system of art / language. Brava!
Absolutely loved it ❤️
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It's fascinating to catch glimpse inside the mind of these ancients. I love this stuff
I've thought hieroglyphs were beautiful but I never knew that the ancient Egyptians also viewed their writing similarly and basically invented graphic design.
Quite complex and fascinating. We need more. Videos of this type.
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I could listen to Ilona for a very long time. I loved that very, very much.
I think even my English teachers in school looked at grammar as a necessary evil.
I love Curtors Corner.
Curator's corner I mean.
This is so facinating! Egyptians were a great peoples. Would really want to visit the museum.
Eminems Hat . Got it ! 👍
Excellent and informative video, this is Mark, I'm a tour guide at the Grand Egyptian museum...I'd love to thank you for such video and btw we Egyptians still till nowadays use the ancient Egyptian language in our daily conversations; for example whenever we wanna praise someone else we go to person and say "You have a Shen and Ren" which means basically "you're a pharaoh", 'cause only the pharaoh was allowed to have his or her name written on such manner...thanks a bunch and I'm waiting for you over there.
I can't believe that people have become so uncomfortable saying , person , man or feminine. It's just uncalled for .
Unfortunately this is true throughout our societies today. Either fight back or take it on the chin.
That was so interesting ! Please British Museum , continue to make videos to educate us .
The curator was excellent. The presenter guy was presumably meant to help the average viewer relate, by coming off as even more confused and ignorant than the average viewer. Probably a nice guy in real life, but mostly just super annoying here.
The bundle of stalks bears a striking resemblance to the structure of successive support blocks above the chamber in the great pyramid of giza. It makes sense they would use that in their largest building project!
The presenters were great, but the editor made some weird choices. Why the parts where the screen fades to and from black? Just let us see the things.