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How Civilization VI Tells the Story of Budapest
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Budapest has a long and storied history. Starting as just a Roman settlement in Pannonia, it developed as two cities - Buda and Pest - until they merged together as one city, Budapest.
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I Ranked all the Balkan Flags
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Do you need to hire exceptional talent? Go to www.gocarpathian.com/ to solve your staffing issues today! Ranking flags (or any other creative design) is always going to be a matter of some subjective opinion...so tell me if you agree with mine! 0:00 Introduction 0:21 Sponsor 1:45 Ranking Criteria 2:09 Hungary 2:45 Romania 3:37 Slovenia 4:42 Croatia 5:27 Bosnia and Herzegovina 7:13 Serbia 8:03 M...
Why Romanian Isn't Like Other Languages
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Looking to hire top talent from Romania? Sign up for our free weekly newsletter, the Carpathian Report, delivered every Friday to your inbox! candidates.gocarpathian.com/subscribe Ever wondered why a Latin-based language is over in the eastern bloc? How did it survive centuries of Slavic migrations and pressures from powers like Russia, the Ottomans, and Austria? Well even if you haven't wonder...
Why this Church Celebrates a Battle
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These churches in Moldavia (northeast Romania) are absolutely stunning. Voroneț is often called the "Sistine Chapel of the East" because of its beautiful artwork.
Why "Dracula's Castle" is a Lie
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It's kind of funny how Romania's most famous region, Transylvania, was popularized by Dracula - even though the author of the book never even went there.
Why This Church Was a Mosque 3 Times
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Why This Church Was a Mosque 3 Times
Why the Bosnian Flag Isn't Like Other Flags
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Why the Bosnian Flag Isn't Like Other Flags
Aurochs on Moldova's Flag
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Aurochs on Moldova's Flag
The Long and Storied History of Budapest's Basilica
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The Long and Storied History of Budapest's Basilica
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Ep 0: Trailer
Flags with Holes: A Symbol of Freedom
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Flags with Holes: A Symbol of Freedom
Cyrllic Script
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Cyrllic Script
Soviet Soda
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Soviet Soda
How a Statue of Bruce Lee Helped Heal a Divided City in Bosnia
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How a Statue of Bruce Lee Helped Heal a Divided City in Bosnia
Why Orthodox Countries Are 13 Days Behind (Sort Of)
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Why Orthodox Countries Are 13 Days Behind (Sort Of)
Why this forest in Poland is so important
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Why this forest in Poland is so important
Eastern Europe's Romance Language
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Eastern Europe's Romance Language
How Dracula came from a Serbian legend
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How Dracula came from a Serbian legend
A costly hiring mistake you should avoid
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Komentáře

  • @asja4216
    @asja4216 Před 3 dny

  • @noragami1555
    @noragami1555 Před 4 dny

    🇲🇪

  • @Rihamsablji
    @Rihamsablji Před 6 dny

    Religija je ostala ista vjera nije😞

  • @ProsvetenArian
    @ProsvetenArian Před 7 dny

    Romania is Bulgaria - greeks divided us....

  • @DanisSkrobic
    @DanisSkrobic Před 8 dny

    Thank you for making this video of the capital of my country.good job🙂

  • @Oleksa-Derevianchenko

    7:05 "[the Hungarian language's] closest linguistic relatives are Finnish and Estonian" That can be true only we consider just Europe, disregarding other Uralic languages... As far as I remember, the closest relative of Hungarian is Khansi (I'm not sure f I'm retranslating the name correctly)

    • @dakedakinson64
      @dakedakinson64 Před 12 dny

      Hungarian is Ugric, how it ended there is still mystery.

  • @VlahuDoru
    @VlahuDoru Před 14 dny

    People like you learn history ... at no frequency ?

  • @earlofcruisegw1727
    @earlofcruisegw1727 Před 15 dny

    The only "romance" language ... its not even ROMAN, but LATIN Language! and you can talk about romances there or romantic ... but the language is NOIT called ROMANCE

  • @nestingherit7012
    @nestingherit7012 Před 17 dny

    It is already a known fact that Romanian Da (yes) derives from Latin Ita (thuss,so) and is one of many examples when "t" is interchangeable with "d" in many languages Best example is Italian "da vero"( truly so) from Latin Ita vero Otto(8) becomes Oddo in Italian Tati/ Daddy Tu in Latin/ Du in German Takk in Scandinavian/ Danke in German Visigoths becomes Vizigodos in Spanish and Portuguese Da is used instead of "the" in Chicago ( Da Bears/ Chicago Bears) Da boiz/ rap slang Ida is pronounced instead of Da in Bihor region of Romania, as they are known as slower talkers Bulgars adopted Da from Romanian and their priests introduced it to Russians via Ortodoxism Notice that Belarusians are Russians and don't say Da but the real Slavic word for Yes "tak" short from Tako/ so, like Polish and Ucrainians. Other examples when slavs borrowed Kashubians say Jo Sloveniens say Ja Both from German Ja Google Ita vs Sic in Latin ( ita is a counterpart with "sic") Or A Latin Yes for Romanian word Da, by Keith Massey You Tube.

  • @nestingherit7012
    @nestingherit7012 Před 17 dny

    The extinct Dalmatian language was the link between Italic languages and Daco Romanian, but it was broken. From 200 Dalmatian words, 100 are very similar to Romanian and some 20 with Albanian.

  • @qui6038
    @qui6038 Před 19 dny

    As a Turk I can only agree with your tier list

  • @GoCarpathian
    @GoCarpathian Před 19 dny

    Check out our full-length video about the history of Budapest! czcams.com/video/ADnzHc1R_LU/video.html

  • @zaim3490
    @zaim3490 Před 19 dny

    Evropski Jerusalem 🇧🇦❤️

  • @dercoss
    @dercoss Před 20 dny

    Hungary is landlocked so why show a battleship sinking?

    •  Před 19 dny

      We were a part of Austria-Hungary during ww1, which had a navy.

    • @GoCarpathian
      @GoCarpathian Před 19 dny

      Hungary wasn't always landlocked. The Austro-Hungarian Empire had an extensive coastline along the Adriatic, and Hungary itself had a coastline before the treaty of Trianon. Today that coastline is in Croatia. The battleship shown is the SMS Szent István, named after the first king of Hungary.

  • @MeganMcGibney
    @MeganMcGibney Před 22 dny

    Fascinating! I've always wondered how Romanian developed despite its location and being surrounded by many Slavic languages.

  • @luismelloleite
    @luismelloleite Před 23 dny

    Keep up the good work, loved it

  • @finaginbaginagin6129
    @finaginbaginagin6129 Před 23 dny

    7:13 "Hungary wasn't exactly freed by the Hapsburgs, More Like under new management" -Titan

  • @gabesusman4592
    @gabesusman4592 Před 24 dny

    much like crack I'm indefinitely abstaining from trying the civ series for fear I'll never come back out

  • @user-yw1dl6wp4y
    @user-yw1dl6wp4y Před 24 dny

    Great video

    • @GoCarpathian
      @GoCarpathian Před 19 dny

      Thanks for watching, glad you liked it!

  • @av4840
    @av4840 Před 24 dny

    ❤ Dacia

  • @videobyredjade
    @videobyredjade Před 24 dny

    Thank you

  • @virgilasamblaresandu3570

    sinteti de o prostie nemasurabila.limba latina romana provine din limba dacica ,adica o latina arhaica si dacia nu a fost nici o data romanizata si nici ocupata.traian a reusit sa ocupe doa 30 la suta din teritoriul daciei.tot ce faceti voi este o propaganda ieftina de stergere a adevarului despre stramosii mei geto daci.dar nu veti reusii nici o data.

  • @Aristomenis31
    @Aristomenis31 Před 25 dny

    There is no argument. Ancient macedonians are hellenic, slavs were not even in the region (balkans) during alexander’s reign. He spoke greek, names greek, hellenized his kingdoms… it’s not an argument, it’s a fact

  • @hans7407
    @hans7407 Před 26 dny

    Bosnia should have just used the older flag with the white background and shield

  • @NathanFales
    @NathanFales Před 26 dny

    Budapest has such a long and surprising city

  • @carteunu467
    @carteunu467 Před 26 dny

    Why Romanian Isn't Like Other Languages - because it is the closest to Ladino Origin of Romanic languages in Ladino, not in Latin. Amasing. Ladino is the Semitic language, mother of all European languages. It is not that Spanish influenced this language. It is the other way around. Latin America is in fact Ladino America 🇺🇸. The continent where Ladinos or Jews emigrated. I always thought it has something to do with romance languages from Europe, but it is even prior to Americo Vespucci. Wow. It all makes sense. It comes full circle. Incredible. Ladino, romance language spoken in Israel 🇮🇱 We found the connection with the language spoken by the tribe of Dan, the Dacian, back to Israel. Incredible. Ladino. Latin America, could be Ladino America. 70% Jewish genes in Latin America. Either Ashkenazi or of the lost tribes of Israel. A huge revelation for today. Zal-Moxis Dacia Dan Look for the Serpent's Trail If you consider the other Romanian like languages such as Aromanian, istroromanian and others, that developed away from Dacia, you cannot say that the Dacian language was Latinised. And you cannot say that Aromanian is Latinised Greek. Because the way the latin words are spoken into these languages is close to Romanian and not Latin. How can a Latinised Greek develop 2000 km away from Dacia in the exact way as the Latinised Dacian language? No chance. It is more like Dacian language was a language that gave birth to Latin. Important to know!!!! Dacians and Sarmatians are THE LOST TRIBES OF ISRAEL. Sarmatians are Samaritans. Dacians are the Dan's. The lost tribe of Dan. They colonized first what became Thracia and Dacia and move forward up north when the Romans invaded Dacia and colonized Scandinavia known as Province of Dacia and formed also countries like Olan-da, Dan-mark. The people living in Olanda/Holland/The Netherlands, are called Dutch (pronounced Daci) They were also Dacians. Dan-mark was called Dacia in the 4th century. The tribe of Dan, colonized Iberia, France and Wallonia, as well as Irland and Scotland. Zal-Moxis was Chief Moses, the God of the Dacians. Why? Because Moses brought Israel out of Egypt. The Tribe of Dan was in Exile as well and got Moses worship 🛐 to be their protector. The Serpent with wolf 🐺 head on a pole, was the war flag of both Dacians and Sarmatians and it was inspired from the Old Testament book of Numbers 21.4-9. The serpent on the pole of Moeses. Moesia comes from Moses. Is the country of Moses people. Moesel is the river of Moses. Dan-ube is the river of Dan. Many rivers in Europe have the name based on Dan derivative in the first place. Saxons is derived from (I)saac sons. The sons of Isaac. Europe is therefore Semitic. România 🇷🇴 was occupied by many other powers over the centuries. The Ottoman Empire was there for 500 years yet Romanias don't speak Turkish. The Austr-Hungarian Empire was there for 300 years. Yet only the colonized villages in specific regions where Hungarians and Germans emigrated 700 years ago, speak Hungarian and German and are the emigrants. No Românian people ever spoke another language. The Roman occupation was only 150 years at maximum. It is no way the Dacian peasants were Latinised. Therefore Latin was not the language that formed Romanian language nor the other Romance languages from Iberic Peninsula, France, Wallonia, Italy. It is most likely that all these languages developed separately from a Semitic language that became Dacian language that got variations according to the region the segmented parts of the Tribe of Dan emigrated to. It is extraordinary and fascinating at the same time. Look for the article. The Serpent's Trail of the lost tribes of Israel. The tribe of Dan. Btw. The Gypsies are Semitic too. They are from the lost tribes of Simeon. Sardinia was also colonized by the Tribe of Dan. Romanian language and Sardinian language are similar. This is another hint.

  • @carteunu467
    @carteunu467 Před 26 dny

    Ladino is the Semitic language, mother of all European languages. It is not that Spanish influenced this language. It is the other way around. Latin America is in fact Ladino America 🇺🇸. The continent where Ladinos or Jews emigrated. I always thought it has something to do with romance languages from Europe, but it is even prior to Americo Vespucci. Wow. It all makes sense. It comes full circle. Incredible. Ladino, romance language spoken in Israel 🇮🇱 We found the connection with the language spoken by the tribe of Dan, the Dacian, back to Israel. Incredible. Ladino. Latin America, could be Ladino America. 70% Jewish genes in Latin America. Either Ashkenazi or of the lost tribes of Israel. A huge revelation for today. Zal-Moxis Dacia Dan Look for the Serpent's Trail If you consider the other Romanian like languages such as Aromanian, istroromanian and others, that developed away from Dacia, you cannot say that the Dacian language was Latinised. And you cannot say that Aromanian is Latinised Greek. Because the way the latin words are spoken into these languages is close to Romanian and not Latin. How can a Latinised Greek develop 2000 km away from Dacia in the exact way as the Latinised Dacian language? No chance. It is more like Dacian language was a language that gave birth to Latin. Important to know!!!! Dacians and Sarmatians are THE LOST TRIBES OF ISRAEL. Sarmatians are Samaritans. Dacians are the Dan's. The lost tribe of Dan. They colonized first what became Thracia and Dacia and move forward up north when the Romans invaded Dacia and colonized Scandinavia known as Province of Dacia and formed also countries like Olan-da, Dan-mark. The people living in Olanda/Holland/The Netherlands, are called Dutch (pronounced Daci) They were also Dacians. Dan-mark was called Dacia in the 4th century. The tribe of Dan, colonized Iberia, France and Wallonia, as well as Irland and Scotland. Zal-Moxis was Chief Moses, the God of the Dacians. Why? Because Moses brought Israel out of Egypt. The Tribe of Dan was in Exile as well and got Moses worship 🛐 to be their protector. The Serpent with wolf 🐺 head on a pole, was the war flag of both Dacians and Sarmatians and it was inspired from the Old Testament book of Numbers 21.4-9. The serpent on the pole of Moeses. Moesia comes from Moses. Is the country of Moses people. Moesel is the river of Moses. Dan-ube is the river of Dan. Many rivers in Europe have the name based on Dan derivative in the first place. Saxons is derived from (I)saac sons. The sons of Isaac. Europe is therefore Semitic. România 🇷🇴 was occupied by many other powers over the centuries. The Ottoman Empire was there for 500 years yet Romanias don't speak Turkish. The Austr-Hungarian Empire was there for 300 years. Yet only the colonized villages in specific regions where Hungarians and Germans emigrated 700 years ago, speak Hungarian and German and are the emigrants. No Românian people ever spoke another language. The Roman occupation was only 150 years at maximum. It is no way the Dacian peasants were Latinised. Therefore Latin was not the language that formed Romanian language nor the other Romance languages from Iberic Peninsula, France, Wallonia, Italy. It is most likely that all these languages developed separately from a Semitic language that became Dacian language that got variations according to the region the segmented parts of the Tribe of Dan emigrated to. It is extraordinary and fascinating at the same time. Look for the article. The Serpent's Trail of the lost tribes of Israel. The tribe of Dan. Btw. The Gypsies are Semitic too. They are from the lost tribes of Simeon. Sardinia was also colonized by the Tribe of Dan. Romanian language and Sardinian language are similar. This is another hint.

  • @carteunu467
    @carteunu467 Před 26 dny

    Zal-Moxis Dacia Dan Look for the Serpent's Trail If you consider the other Romanian like languages such as Aromanian, istroromanian and others, that developed away from Dacia, you cannot say that the Dacian language was Latinised. And you cannot say that Aromanian is Latinised Greek. Because the way the latin words are spoken into these languages is close to Romanian and not Latin. How can a Latinised Greek develop 2000 km away from Dacia in the exact way as the Latinised Dacian language? No chance. It is more like Dacian language was a language that gave birth to Latin. Important to know!!!! Dacians and Sarmatians are THE LOST TRIBES OF ISRAEL. Sarmatians are Samaritans. Dacians are the Dan's. The lost tribe of Dan. They colonized first what became Thracia and Dacia and move forward up north when the Romans invaded Dacia and colonized Scandinavia known as Province of Dacia and formed also countries like Olan-da, Dan-mark. The people living in Olanda/Holland/The Netherlands, are called Dutch (pronounced Daci) They were also Dacians. Dan-mark was called Dacia in the 4th century. The tribe of Dan, colonized Iberia, France and Wallonia, as well as Irland and Scotland. Zal-Moxis was Chief Moses, the God of the Dacians. Why? Because Moses brought Israel out of Egypt. The Tribe of Dan was in Exile as well and got Moses worship 🛐 to be their protector. The Serpent with wolf 🐺 head on a pole, was the war flag of both Dacians and Sarmatians and it was inspired from the Old Testament book of Numbers 21.4-9. The serpent on the pole of Moeses. Moesia comes from Moses. Is the country of Moses people. Moesel is the river of Moses. Dan-ube is the river of Dan. Many rivers in Europe have the name based on Dan derivative in the first place. Saxons is derived from (I)saac sons. The sons of Isaac. Europe is therefore Semitic. România 🇷🇴 was occupied by many other powers over the centuries. The Ottoman Empire was there for 500 years yet Romanias don't speak Turkish. The Austr-Hungarian Empire was there for 300 years. Yet only the colonized villages in specific regions where Hungarians and Germans emigrated 700 years ago, speak Hungarian and German and are the emigrants. No Românian people ever spoke another language. The Roman occupation was only 150 years at maximum. It is no way the Dacian peasants were Latinised. Therefore Latin was not the language that formed Romanian language nor the other Romance languages from Iberic Peninsula, France, Wallonia, Italy. It is most likely that all these languages developed separately from a Semitic language that became Dacian language that got variations according to the region the segmented parts of the Tribe of Dan emigrated to. It is extraordinary and fascinating at the same time. Look for the article. The Serpent's Trail of the lost tribes of Israel. The tribe of Dan. Btw. The Gypsies are Semitic too. They are from the lost tribes of Simeon. Sardinia was also colonized by the Tribe of Dan. Romanian language and Sardinian language are similar. This is another hint.

  • @carteunu467
    @carteunu467 Před 26 dny

    If you consider the other Romanian like languages such as Aromanian, istroromanian and others, that developed away from Dacia, you cannot say that the Dacian language was Latinised. And you cannot say that Aromanian is Latinised Greek. Because the way the latin words are spoken into these languages is close to Romanian and not Latin. How can a Latinised Greek develop 2000 km away from Dacia in the exact way as the Latinised Dacian language. No chance. It is more like Dacian language was a language that gave birth to Latin. Important to know!!!! Dacians and Sarmatians are THE LOST TRIBES OF ISRAEL. Sarmatians are Samaritans. Dacians are the Dan's. The lost tribe of Dan. They colonized first what became Thracia and Dacia and move forward up north when the Romans invaded Dacia and colonized Scandinavia known as Province of Dacia and formed also countries like Olan-da, Dan-mark. The people living in Olanda/Holland/The Netherlands, are called Dutch (pronounced Daci) They were also Dacians. Dan-mark was called Dacia in the 4th century. The tribe of Dan, colonized Iberia, France and Wallonia, as well as Irland and Scotland. Zal-Moxis was Chief Moses. The Serpent with wolf 🐺 head on a pole, was the war flag of both Dacians and Sarmatians and it was inspired from Numbers 21.4-9. The serpent on the pole of Moeses. Moesia comes from Moses. Is the country of Moses people. Moesel is the river of Moses. Dan-ube is the river of Dan. Many rivers in Europe have the name based on Dan derivative in the first place. Saxons is derived from (I)saac son. The sons of Isaac. Europe is therefore Semitic. România 🇷🇴 was occupied by many other powers over the centuries. The Ottoman Empire was there for 500 years yet Romanias don't speak Turkish. The Austr-Hungarian Empire was there for 300 years. Yet only the colonized villages in specific regions where Hungarians and Germans emigrated 700 years ago, speak Hungarian and German and are the emigrants. No Românian people ever spoke another language. The Roman occupation was only 150 years at maximum. It is no way the Dacian peasant were Latinised. Therefore Latin was not the language that formed Romanian nor the other Romance languages. It is mostly likely all these languages developed separately from a Semitic language that became Dacian language that got variations according to the region the segmented parts of the Tribe of Dan emigrated too. It is extraordinary and fascinating at the same time. Look for the article. The Serpent's Trail of the lost tribes of Israel. The tribe of Dan. Btw. The Gypsies are Semitic too. They are from the lost tribes of Simeon.

  • @kennyharrington6835
    @kennyharrington6835 Před 26 dny

    Love this vid, can you play Minecraft next?

  • @aglassofwater7931
    @aglassofwater7931 Před 26 dny

    Kosovo is not even an UN country member

  • @MsJelle82
    @MsJelle82 Před 26 dny

    Thats my wish

  • @florinbeblea1050
    @florinbeblea1050 Před 27 dny

    Pay attention what says an irish cardinal who studied Vatican library for 20 years....There are no latin languages ...Latin was not preserved even in Italy...All these languages are sister languages and appared before latin existed..and developed separately czcams.com/video/6T5Afl-yxa8/video.htmlsi=xk7Vmhop8C0s-kk2

  • @ciprianpopa1503
    @ciprianpopa1503 Před 28 dny

    Because all the other languages are not like the other languages. Could you choose a smarter title?

    • @GoCarpathian
      @GoCarpathian Před 28 dny

      Sir, all the videos on your channel use the upload date as the title. Sit this one out.

    • @ciprianpopa1503
      @ciprianpopa1503 Před 28 dny

      @@GoCarpathian what on earth are you trying to say? Sit this one out? What does it even mean?

  • @Marian-zt1hy
    @Marian-zt1hy Před 29 dny

    Sarmisegetuza

  • @pavelvasilache6111
    @pavelvasilache6111 Před 29 dny

    It is Sarmisegetuza and it is read like it is written like all romanian, like you would read latin, you read the letters there is no special rule, like in english the, for sh we have a special letter which is an s with a small acolade underneath :D

  • @Vito-yp5wh
    @Vito-yp5wh Před 29 dny

    Eine oberflächliche und geirrte Geschichte.

  • @InAeternumRomaMater
    @InAeternumRomaMater Před 29 dny

    There never was a re-latinization of our language but only the alphabet. Romanian was already latin even when we used the Cyrillic alphabet

  • @wardeggerrobertmarius144

    First picture is from my neighborhood.

  • @yatumux
    @yatumux Před měsícem

    It is so nice that you painting orange and red the carpathian mountains without any hesitation 😀

  • @bonciutalentadv7599
    @bonciutalentadv7599 Před měsícem

    Fantastic video, as perfect as it gets from start to end.

  • @michaeltnk1135
    @michaeltnk1135 Před měsícem

    Romanian isn’t the only Romance language in Eastern Europe. There’s also Aromanian

  • @Awkci_gaming
    @Awkci_gaming Před měsícem

    "The only Romance langyage in Eastern Europe" Istriot, Istroromanian, Aromanian, and Meglenoromanian: "Father, why have you forsaken us?"

    • @carteunu467
      @carteunu467 Před 26 dny

      Zal-Moxis Dacia Dan Look for the Serpent's Trail If you consider the other Romanian like languages such as Aromanian, istroromanian and others, that developed away from Dacia, you cannot say that the Dacian language was Latinised. And you cannot say that Aromanian is Latinised Greek. Because the way the latin words are spoken into these languages is close to Romanian and not Latin. How can a Latinised Greek develop 2000 km away from Dacia in the exact way as the Latinised Dacian language? No chance. It is more like Dacian language was a language that gave birth to Latin. Important to know!!!! Dacians and Sarmatians are THE LOST TRIBES OF ISRAEL. Sarmatians are Samaritans. Dacians are the Dan's. The lost tribe of Dan. They colonized first what became Thracia and Dacia and move forward up north when the Romans invaded Dacia and colonized Scandinavia known as Province of Dacia and formed also countries like Olan-da, Dan-mark. The people living in Olanda/Holland/The Netherlands, are called Dutch (pronounced Daci) They were also Dacians. Dan-mark was called Dacia in the 4th century. The tribe of Dan, colonized Iberia, France and Wallonia, as well as Irland and Scotland. Zal-Moxis was Chief Moses, the God of the Dacians. Why? Because Moses brought Israel out of Egypt. The Tribe of Dan was in Exile as well and got Moses worship 🛐 to be their protector. The Serpent with wolf 🐺 head on a pole, was the war flag of both Dacians and Sarmatians and it was inspired from the Old Testament book of Numbers 21.4-9. The serpent on the pole of Moeses. Moesia comes from Moses. Is the country of Moses people. Moesel is the river of Moses. Dan-ube is the river of Dan. Many rivers in Europe have the name based on Dan derivative in the first place. Saxons is derived from (I)saac sons. The sons of Isaac. Europe is therefore Semitic. România 🇷🇴 was occupied by many other powers over the centuries. The Ottoman Empire was there for 500 years yet Romanias don't speak Turkish. The Austr-Hungarian Empire was there for 300 years. Yet only the colonized villages in specific regions where Hungarians and Germans emigrated 700 years ago, speak Hungarian and German and are the emigrants. No Românian people ever spoke another language. The Roman occupation was only 150 years at maximum. It is no way the Dacian peasants were Latinised. Therefore Latin was not the language that formed Romanian language nor the other Romance languages from Iberic Peninsula, France, Wallonia, Italy. It is most likely that all these languages developed separately from a Semitic language that became Dacian language that got variations according to the region the segmented parts of the Tribe of Dan emigrated to. It is extraordinary and fascinating at the same time. Look for the article. The Serpent's Trail of the lost tribes of Israel. The tribe of Dan. Btw. The Gypsies are Semitic too. They are from the lost tribes of Simeon. Sardinia was also colonized by the Tribe of Dan. Romanian language and Sardinian language are similar. This is another hint.

    • @MrVenom-
      @MrVenom- Před 22 dny

      @@carteunu467 take your pills

  • @user-ke8mc2gr4k
    @user-ke8mc2gr4k Před měsícem

    Bro there are 50 states in United states its like 50 countries why don't european try naming some us states

  • @kosmicheskiprah
    @kosmicheskiprah Před měsícem

    Romanians pronounce certan words exaclty the same as Bulgarian, especially the typical ă throaty sound identical to the Bulgarian ъ. Hungarian as well has a roughly 20% Slavic influence, but the pronounciation is different.

  • @abc-mf8rr
    @abc-mf8rr Před měsícem

    Moj grad❤❤❤❤❤

  • @Alex-abcd
    @Alex-abcd Před měsícem

    Wrong as usual, we spoke this language even 8.000 years earlier

  • @popacristian2056
    @popacristian2056 Před měsícem

    Frumos!

  • @nistb2123
    @nistb2123 Před měsícem

    The initial populations were celts and thracians. Then migrations over migrations came but language were kept. Vlachs were shepards, that is why thy prefered the mountians. They called themselvesl Romans and not Vlachs. Vlachs was the name given to them by othe nations, that is why the name did not stick. Since it was not used or assumed by the people labeled vlachs.

  • @cucurucu753
    @cucurucu753 Před měsícem

    He was Burebista, not Berebista, that dacian king.