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Just saw this video🎉 Mary Victoria

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The vulture makes a franco-german R (or arabic GH) in early and middle egyptian, but is unvoiced in later egyptian, only denoting a long A sound after it. Thus, Mrndᴣ could be vowelised as Marindᴣā, which in late egyptian would be pronounced [mæɾɪnt'ɑː] which sounds very close to the standard english pronunciation [mə'lɪndə]

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Really looks forward to this!

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Dont know how😢😢😢its hard. I, am 7 but idk know how.😂😢

En este caso, como explica el profesor Josep Cervelló, la serpiente cornuda representa el biconsonántico "it" tal como se usaba en el egipcio del reino antiguo y que, de alguna manera, quedó fosilizado en esta única palabra, a pesar de que en el egipcio clásico del reino medio ya no se usara para este biconsonántico.

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Hmmm, always thought that -ic words are adjectives. Like "poetic", "Arabic", "sonic". A writing can be hieroglyphic or Arabic. But I didn't think the writing itself would be "hieroglyphics". One hieroglyph, two hieroglyphs. "Learn hieroglyphic writing" or "Learn hieroglyphs". But what do I know? Not an Egyptologist or linguist.

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I still think the viper looks like a slug. I come up with my own names for each hieroglyph, lol.

Thanks so much. Now I understand the little viper anomaly. A friend's name pronounced Atf and you've just given me an idea for his next birthday!

Great video!

Theyre weighing shame # its an allegory

Absolutely love this!

Is this correct? ​𓏏𓅓𓇋 𓅓𓀀 (TAMIM)

Your attention to detail is very good. As a vocalist teacher, these are similar techniques I often show students. Consonants are tricky, vowels are all mouth shapes and hardly any tongue movement.

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So if someone's name was Neferukha, would it be used in that name?

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For my Ka

Thank you so much for the video! This channel has really literated me with the beautiful writings of hieroglyphs! Waited about 2 years and finally its here!!! Hope you post and create a enjoyable content in your channel soon! Thank you once again!!!

Thanks for the new video😊 your videos have been missed. And I have a question...is Kel's name listed somewhere on this stalea? I was trying to zoom in for it ...but the heiros blur out as you enlarge the image . I was interested in seeing how he dealt with the L & which K he used

Awesome that you continue your series!

Lovely to have these videos back - thank you.😀

Missed the live catching it now

Thank you for this new video. Mary Victoria

Compact. Good. Straightforward. Basic. Fundamental. Connective. A small time-saving video that provides a lot of help.

Good morning!!

Are there definitions for those verbs?

That's really interesting

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For my Ka! Thanks for sharing such gems! 💗💗💗

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Not related to this particular video, but how would I transliterate 'thee'? Trying to transliterate a phrase from 'The Great Hymn to Aten' 'All eyes behold thee' What I have so far is "wa nb irt dgi..." but not sure how to end it. Appreciate any help =)

Hieroglyphics:🐍 🦜 O 🦅 🌊 Translation: J WO R A N Name in English: Jordan I had to go 😅

8:25 in interesting idea perhaps: Seeing how in modern and Classical Arabic (it of course being related to Egyptian, somewhat similar in phonetics, grammar etc.) often use ''the tied up t'' (taa' marbuuTah) in female names (ending with ''a'' like Samira Fatima Khalifa (wink wink)) and female nouns in general (like the Egyptian loaf glyph denoting feminine nouns) maybe it would be cool to have that as the last character of your name (before the determinative) instead of the aleph... It seems more ''native-like'' from a Semitic standpoint :D Just an idea Also what's up with Arabic female names that DON'T end in an ''a'' sound, does anybody else find them like really weird and bizzare? I mean I would never imagine a female if I heard the name ''su3aad'' or ''rubbaab'' or ''Ibtisaam'' I mean how tf can ''Ibtisaam'' be a female name xDD Sounds like a life threat, not a girly name, anyway........ Nice video

I think this woman should look at the videos about Egyptian by Joshua Rudder of NativLang. He has links to documents including sources for his information.

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