Things It’s Best to Say in Latin

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Title	:	Things It’s Best to Say in Latin
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How about "Per Aspera Ad Astra"?
Comment from : @mauropizziolo7481

Absolutely wonderful video and so true But there's another language which according to me sounds strongest Sadly not many people know about it due to reasons of being suppressed by invaders over the centuries The oldest and complete language of the world - SANSKRIT
Comment from : @SAHIL-sj1qv

Thanks for the mention of recent politics Completely took me out of it Great 😮
Comment from : @T_D_B_

The mispronunciation of the C’s, R’s, and V’s make me want to scream
Comment from : @PneumaNoose

Veni vedi vici This guy goes on about how great it sounds when pronounced in Latin but seams to have forgot 1 of the simplest rules of Latin v ( V sounds in Latin as w is pronounced in English also c is also pronounced hard as k he may also want to keep that in mind when saying the word vici
Comment from : @brovckgemberling2409

Not the best reading thobrQu is read cv
Comment from : @insane7718

it is pronounced viki, not vitchi
Comment from : @freeroommalmo2792

That was my high school’s motto
Comment from : @thewestisthebest6608

I'd love to learn Latin Either Classical Latin or Church Latin
Comment from : @richardlahan7068

0:39 why are they wearing spartan helmets
Comment from : @TheFlyingPancakeReal

It is worth mentioning that our current writing system was literally invented with latin in mind Hense the language seems to fit its own spelling like a glove, and its words have a kind of glorious simplicity and frankness to them This is simolar to how beautifully mandaring and chinese logographs fit together One single-syllabled word for each single-symbolled character Simply put, when a languages spelling was invented to suit a certain language, than its written form will be a thing of pure beauty
Comment from : @efjay3183

I'm glad I studied Latin and I've kept it up a little by reading all Catullus' poems and Winnie Ille Pu as funny as in English
Comment from : @luluandmeow

Locutus latinus?! Non ad si malus!brbrDavid Goodenough 🎶
Comment from : @Janus-Zeal

Carpe noctum
Comment from : @TimCizej137

Güini*brGüidi*brGüiki*
Comment from : @Hector07Ibarretxe

The "V" isn't pronounced like that
Comment from : @Max_Stirner369

Ancient Chinese: finally a worthy opponent
Comment from : @vladimirlenin843

C in Latin is pronounced like a k, like victory It’s not witchtory
Comment from : @RealMrSmit

Meh, carpe cras
Comment from : @OldNavajoTricks

A quote for the videobr"tried ibrmade i brfailed i" brgot a million views and 32k likes tho, a successful failure i guess
Comment from : @ronaldolio76

Humani nul a may Ali aynum pootoe
Comment from : @yttrv8430

For godly sorrow worketh repentance to salvation not to be repented of: but the sorrow of the world worketh death (2 Corinthians 7:10)brThe Lord is not slack concerning his promise, as some men count slackness; but is longsuffering to us-ward, not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance (2 Peter 3:9)brAnd the times of this ignorance God winked at; but now commandeth all men every where to repent: (Acts 17:30)
Comment from : @joeymiller7837

How about "a cat" and "the cat"?
Comment from : @radioreactivity3561

What's the point in using ecclesiastical if this video is related to Ancient Rome?
Comment from : @radioreactivity3561

I know the 2nd Latin saying from assassins creed😭
Comment from : @sosa7734

It's interesting in portuguese(Brazil) we have three V´s initial, in phrase veni,vidi,vici br brLatin brbrVeni brVidi brVici br brPortuguese(Brazil) br brShort phrase brbrVim brVi brVenci br brFull phrase brbrEu Vim brEu Vi brEu Venci
Comment from : @tunekeysus9427

Perhaps any message which has to do with things outside of one's mundane experience would benefit from being expressed in a language one doesn't fully understand Because anything unknown or foreign seem by rule to be exotic, it would seem that automatically the reader would start out expecting an uncharacteristic richness of meaningbrbrMaybe it's related to the phenomenon of beginning reading a book one has never read before, when, in the beginning, as one is reading, one's fantasy works up an abundance of possible plots and events, because a lack of knowledge makes for a fertile environment or background for the imagination and new impressions
Comment from : @transitoryreification1267

VENI, VIDI, VICI when said by Hillary Clinton “we came, we saw, he died” to extol the killing of Gaddafi was the worst use of Latin
Comment from : @tehehe4all

ROMANES EVNT DOMVS
Comment from : @max2000warrior

And semper Fi
Comment from : @johnpearce9891

Sheesh Almighty my dude, if you're gonna make a video on Latin you should work on your pronunciation brbr"PUTO" is pronounced poh-toh? Nah dawg
Comment from : @chrispysaid

Si vic pacem-para bellum If you want peace-get ready to war
Comment from : @yarikvoznukdemiurgh626

The "V" is supposed to be pronounced like a "w"
Comment from : @rebeccac5836

yikesbryou start offbrby MISPRONOUNCINGbrthe Latin w/o saying sobr even tho you go w/brthe standard English brpronunciation
Comment from : @bumpercoach

No V goes W always and C always makes the K” sound and Caesar is actually pronounced Kaesar Fun fact!!! And so Veni Vidi Vici is pronounced not right
Comment from : @liamsmith1371

Two of my favourite latin poverbs are : ,, Cornix cornici oculos non effodiet'' And ,, Homo homini lupus" They oppose one another but are both correct
Comment from : @dystopiafan580

This is why the Church uses Latin It carries a meaning that most vernacular languages do not have
Comment from : @RealAugustusAutumn

Bibamus! Moriendum est! 🍷🍷 In vino, veritas!
Comment from : @Dinosaurs_with_laser_guns

bAD/b bVICTORIAM/bbrbEX/b bMACHINA/bbrbNON/b bSIBI/b bSED/bbrbPATRIAE/b
Comment from : @drwood-hi3gn

My favourite is, "DONNA NOBUS PARCHEM" Not sure if I've spelled the words correctly in Latin but it means "Give us peace"
Comment from : @samanthahardy9903

Btw the letter C in latin isnt pronounced like in Italian
Comment from : @nightshade9302

Wake upbrYou realize that you don’t live in Roman EmpirebrYour day is ruined
Comment from : @JaKaRo0

"dies" more significant than "day"? that's weirdly subjective and almost meaningless
Comment from : @JamesD2957

Why does everyone keep getting Veni Vidi Vicibr wrong?? C never makes an s sound in latin, and V makes a w sound, easy
Comment from : @testedalexthegreat1759

Can someone help me translate "for now, life" in latin please? Thank u! :)
Comment from : @bxxnjxng

Lovely and so helpful But you could avoid anglicised pronunciation and stick to actual Latin pronunciation
Comment from : @premanto

0:27 sorry but that should be pronounced weni, widi, wiki
Comment from : @Phoenix-ov5gg

😊❤️🇺🇲👍😍😂
Comment from : @USA50_

Could anyone please let me know if 'usque ad finem' is the correct words or is it vsvqe ad finem brThank you
Comment from : @anandmenon7957

My personal motto is: br"Obedience to Christ alone" I shorten it to "Solo Christos" but my grammar may be incorrect
Comment from : @FUimMillwall

My forearm tattoo: ESSE QUAM VIDERI-- "To be rather than to seem"
Comment from : @gregorys4433

The title needs an editor, but as always, excellent content
Comment from : @stavokg

"Catapultam habeo Nisi pecuniam omnem mihi dabis, ad caput tuum saxum immane mittam"br("I have a catapult Give me all your money, or I will fling an enormous rock at your head")
Comment from : @CantankerousDave

Great job 👏 go watch yeonmi park to save North Korea that need to be freed
Comment from : @mansionbookerstudios9629

Futue te ipsum
Comment from : @MrAgilla

Quid quid id est timeo Danaos et dona ferentisbr(Whatever it is, beware of Greeks bearing gifts)
Comment from : @ANDROLOMA

Sayings in Latin so beautiful and deep so i also started to learn Latin for some 10 minutes per day
Comment from : @polyglotpolyglotchallenge8098

V is pronounced with the “W” sound, because V represented “U” in Latin, so don’t bite the lower lip when pronouncing V in Latin as we do in English
Comment from : @hujiemin721

3:10 Haha you said arse
Comment from : @videoarchive592

Your latin pronunciation is weird
Comment from : @idkwhatthisisforplzhelp3678

Wrong to pronace C as ch
Comment from : @Zvikius

Vidi Vici Veni
Comment from : @jamescregg694

What about Ecce homo?
Comment from : @jhnjhn3768

Res Ipsa Loquitur
Comment from : @caileanseamus1876

Semper Ubi Sub Ubi Always wear underwear
Comment from : @Seeds-Of-The-Wayside

Love how he explains it so thoroughly and with passion Reminds me of Sheldon Cooper fr The big bang theory
Comment from : @mcxband1352

If you are so impressed by Latin, check out Greek Romans were dazzled (at the time)
Comment from : @YannisHourdakisPhD

Cave Adsum definitely falls into the succinct and weighty category
Comment from : @josephradley3160

Same is like sanskrit language less word more meaning
Comment from : @aakashranjan6636

You meant "parturiunt montes; nascetur ridiculus mus"
Comment from : @alexandrepohlmann7490

You meant "Homo sum, humani nihil a me alienum puto"
Comment from : @alexandrepohlmann7490

"SI VIS PACEM, PARA BELLUM" the best one for me
Comment from : @Suko1983

Compare sanskrit and latin You will find latin weightier than the former
Comment from : @SVerma369

Having Veni Vidi Vici on the screen hearing veni vidi vitschy
Comment from : @marcello4258

i want to learn latin
Comment from : @zxczxc1349

Is latin, V is always pronounced as W And C is always a K
Comment from : @lesterthejester1009

One of my favarites is INRI
Comment from : @collapsingquantumwav

Alea Iacta est, is my favorite Sich strong word came from strong man
Comment from : @Wisteria_9

Not even 30 seconds in and you already failed the Latin quiz
Comment from : @daxmarshall4969

Good video
Comment from : @jeevanseo4576

They show a very skewed view of Latin conceiving its virtue insofar as it is an economic language The grammar of Latin is so flexible, as it has declensionsbrThe greatness of Latin is not in its conciseness, but in its impact on our civilization
Comment from : @jordanbelfort9163

Comments are complaining how the narrator "incorrectly" pronounced Latin The narrator used the Ecclesiastical Latin pronunciation which is used in the Catholic Church and the Vatican, the only sovereign nation where Latin is the official language
Comment from : @ProximaCentauri88

"Latin 'dies' is more significant than a mere English "day" How so? Etymologically, they're the same bloody word, anywaybrConcision? Succintness? English, "seize the day," is one syllable shorter than the Latin, "carpe diem"
Comment from : @subjectandpredicate7172

2:23, "poto" for "puto"?
Comment from : @subjectandpredicate7172

"may he or she rest"brDiscrimination against neuter gender by not including "it"brDisgusting from the fabiansbrIf they knew their grammar, they'd understand that the masculine gender is the inclusive gender
Comment from : @subjectandpredicate7172

4:17br"accusative tense"?
Comment from : @subjectandpredicate7172

Searched deus vult, this popped up
Comment from : @markyes3163

Veritas AquetasbrTruth and justice
Comment from : @devanshtiwari2067

Sounds like jimi car I'm just waiting to hear a mum joke lol
Comment from : @JoLawless83

Reminded me of all the spells in Harry Potter universe
Comment from : @supreeti_banerjee109

More than any other language? Are you sure? Sanskrit has a pretty good chance, I mean they're just different dialects of same language so there's no point but still
Comment from : @FirstNameLastName-tm4tg