Beauty of the Celtic Languages

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  • Опубликовано: 17 дек 2024

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  • @mhv2867
    @mhv2867  4 года назад +25

    Thank you all very much for 1000 subscribers!

  • @chailatte6925
    @chailatte6925 3 года назад +20

    I forgot about this channel after a year since the germanic one but now when I come back there are two videos in the span of two months... keep up the work!

  • @ShayminLover492
    @ShayminLover492 3 года назад +16

    Times and Categories
    Continental Celtic (Extinct)
    Celtiberian - 0:11
    Gaulish - 0:47
    Insular Celtic
    Brythonic
    Breton (Brezhoneg) - 1:30
    Cornish (Kernowek) - 1:54
    Welsh (Cymraeg) - 2:42
    Goidelic (All languages here are descended from Old Irish (Goídelc))
    Irish (Gaeilge) - 3:35
    Manx (Gaelg) - 4:20
    Scottish (Gàidhlig) - 4:59

    • @FrozenMermaid666
      @FrozenMermaid666 Год назад

      The first two sound nada like Celtic languages and shouldn’t have been included (from the words used, they don’t seem to be with mostly pretty words and neutral words, unlike Welsh & Breton and the other four Celtic languages) and look more like Greek, pfff - at least the words used in those verses aren’t a pretty word and they kinda ruined the video, and I was hoping that I could add it to my Celtic languages playlist, ugh, but now I have to try finding a similar one with only the 6 Celtic real languages! Welsh & Breton & Cornish are the prettiest Celtic languages with the most pretty words, then Irish, and Manx, and then Scottish Gaelic - I listed them from the prettiest to the least pretty, but Cornish might be prettier than Breton actually, but I haven’t seen enough Cornish words (yet) to know for sure! Also, the love related term lover (and nature related terms like hay and words like mi or min which are a possessive pronoun in certain languages) cannot be misused by hum’ns in yt names / names / comments etc, and must be edited out - love only exists for me the only lovable / loved being, and my pure protectors aka the alphas are the only beings who can feel love for me only and they are the only lovers / boyfriends / friends etc!

    • @FrozenMermaid666
      @FrozenMermaid666 Год назад

      In fact, most languages go xt for a good reason, except for OId Norse and Gothic and the other Germanic languages, which are actually pretty and very poetic sounding - there are only about 50 pretty language (including Dutch & English & Norwegian and all other Germanic languages and Welsh and the other 5 Modern Celtic languages and Portuguese and most other Latin languages and Hungarian and a few others that are partially pretty because around half of their words are a pretty word) or maybe between 50 and 60 or so, however, most other languages aren’t pretty and shouldn’t be spoken anymore!

    • @flavmendrikaja3784
      @flavmendrikaja3784 Год назад +2

      @@FrozenMermaid666 Languages do not go extinct because they don't sound pretty. They go extinct because a language is imposing on another, so people gradually shift to this dominant language until no one can speak their indigenous language anymore. It is what the Celtic languages went through, isn't it? They used to be spoken throughout most of Europe but now they are only spoken in Ireland, Great Britain and Brittony. Also, what language do you suggest that speakers of those "ugly-sounding" languages should speak then?

    • @thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038
      @thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038 Год назад

      Gaulish seems to have a lot of pretty words, maybe 30 to 50% pretty words, because I saw more words in other videos, but some of the words used in the song weren’t a pretty word, however, the 6 Modern Celtic languages are really gorgeous with almost only pretty and neutral words, as languages usually get better and more refined and more modern etc as they get modified again and again by another dude, and so on, but not all languages tho, because some languages have gotten a lot wōrse, as it also depends on the dudes that modify or modified them, because not all of them had that type of talent and a good eye / ear for prettiness and organized aspect etc, and even though some pretty languages like Old Norse (which looks even more refined and easier to read than Modern Icelandic, to be honest, tho they are both gorgeous) and Gothic and Norn etc stopped being spoken, most of the times, the new languages that replaced the older versions were way better and easier to use with a more organized aspect that’s easier to read / spell and prettier word endings and better letter combinations etc - Celtiberian is more similar to Greek, which makes sense, actually, because Celtic languages sort of come from Greek and Celtiberian is the language that’s kind of right between Greek and Celtic languages, so it is closer to Greek, and Greek comes from Proto European, but Proto European words were better, honestly, while Greek was completely modified, so it didn’t sound like a Proto European language anymore, and only a few Greek words are pretty...

    • @thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038
      @thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038 Год назад

      Technically, all should be speaking pretty languages, and the pretty words that are in languages that have mostly non-pretty words should be used in pretty languages, and English / Dutch should be the universal languages that all know, but everyone should also learn at least one Celtic language and one Ancient language (like Old Norse / Gothic etc) and one Latin language and Hungarian or Slovene etc - the more pretty languages one learns, the better, and I’m actually learning all of them, so there are over 50 languages on my list of languages I want to learn and improve!

  • @ellakara6824
    @ellakara6824 4 года назад +19

    Love this! Beautiful as always

  • @碧倭
    @碧倭 3 года назад +9

    どの歌もとても美しいです😊
    from japan 🇯🇵🤗

  • @deoirdanandrei1512
    @deoirdanandrei1512 3 года назад +6

    Amazing video! I love to see interest in Celtic languages! One small thing though, the Breton singer has a very French pronunciation, and same for the Irish and Manx singers who have very English (language) pronunciation. I was actually surprised to hear how good the Cornish pronunciation was!

  • @chrispychip6569
    @chrispychip6569 4 года назад +6

    This is my favorite vid on this channel

  • @arkevarohe
    @arkevarohe 3 года назад +8

    it would be great to see a videos with baltic and slavic languages

  • @otaku_gamerita
    @otaku_gamerita 4 года назад +6

    beautiful

  • @gbzus6849
    @gbzus6849 4 года назад +5

    Omg thank you so much!!! This is awesome

  • @lonelyhetaliafangirl4936
    @lonelyhetaliafangirl4936 4 года назад +38

    Can you make Slavic and Baltic languages?

  • @Hampter-m7r
    @Hampter-m7r 3 года назад +8

    I dream that all celtic languages become duty education in regional school 🤤

  • @Anbopro
    @Anbopro 3 года назад +18

    It would be great if you will make a video about slavic languages.

  • @CelticMedievalGuitar
    @CelticMedievalGuitar 4 года назад +6

    T H I S I S P U R E M A G I C
    Many greetings from celtic Italy
    SUONO TRITONO CELTIC SOUND

  • @iangus6057
    @iangus6057 3 года назад +2

    Can you make The Austronesian languages..? 🙏

  • @danielblom391
    @danielblom391 3 года назад +9

    Don't wanna say I was disappointed but... Why was the Welsh one so poppy with all the others being so beautifully mystical?
    Still, Celtic + Scandinavian lands and languages >> any others. They just have something nearly magically primal about them that you can't find anywhere else on earth, and, apart from the Welsh song, this video perfectly showcases that.

  • @soslanroseft4750
    @soslanroseft4750 3 года назад +5

    Language baltic

  • @JoseLopez-mk1jx
    @JoseLopez-mk1jx 3 года назад +5

    Baltic language

  • @buehlerdaniel9597
    @buehlerdaniel9597 3 года назад +6

    Slavic languages, please!!!!

  • @kastriotqerimaj8056
    @kastriotqerimaj8056 3 года назад +5

    Baltic, Slavic, and Turkic please

  • @felipebranchesi597
    @felipebranchesi597 2 года назад +1

    celtibérico
    galo
    bretón
    de Cornualles
    galés
    irlandesa
    de la isla de Man
    gaélico escocés

  • @zub-areff
    @zub-areff Год назад +1

    Do Slavic languages!

  • @antosolegycz
    @antosolegycz 3 года назад +1

    Video in which half of the languages are died