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The Suebi (or Suebians, also spelled Suevi, Suavi) were a large group of Germanic peoples originally from the Elbe river region in what is now Germany and the Czech Republic.
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HEYY DO YOU SPEAK GOOD GERMAN ANDY WHATS HAPENED ANDY?
PHILIPINNES WAS ITALIAN PORTUGUESE FRENCH SPANISH COLONY?
Incredible 😍
Amazing! I never thought i'd find anything about suebic. Reconstruction or not.
Beautiful language 😍
subeis Julius caesar Destroyed them
What an interesting language to hear. It sounds almost like something you'd hear on House of the Dragon! 😉
Interesting. I believe Suebi might have influenced Portuguese, since the tribe was in Portugal for some time. I guess it's another reason why it sounds different than the other romance languages.
Thank you Andy for all your work! 😊
Du sprichst besser Deutsch als manche Muttersprachler*innen 🙂
I waiting for a new old germanic language!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Please can you make video about Jumiekan Patwa? Tank yuh fi dat
Andy ti si vuole bene 🥰
double uu are pronouced as W
What about proto-samoyed? (✯◡✯)
This channel deserves way more views. Keep up the great videos.🙏
Early Germanic languages sound very attractive to the ear.
The Suebis in Iberia left a handful of Germanic words in modern Galician and Portuguese. I found these Portuguese words on Wikipedia:
esmagar 'to smash, squeeze, crush, or grind'
gabar 'to flatter, bray, boast, brag about'
gravar 'to carve, record, inscribe' [or from another old Germanic language]
faísca 'spark'
fita 'ribbon, tape' [or from Visigothic]
chouriço/choiriça 'sausage'
churrasco 'grilled meat' (a very famous Portuguese word!)
gaita 'bagpipe' [origin unknown, possibly from Suebian]
since you made an Asian and European language compilation, can you please make one for Africa? Thanks
Congratulations Andy, very clever of you using the vernacular versions of 'Our Father' for comparison.
Smart and interesting, but I doubt and member of the Suebic tribes would have understood any of that ^^ They were a diverse people with many different east-germanic dialects, depending on wich tribe and wich migrational pattern you originated from.
Never heard of Seubi before
Interesting to hear. I know the name Suebi gives rise to Schaebisch, or Swabian, which is a German dialect roughly half way between High German and the Swiss German Dialects. It is, however, still too remote for me to recognize any Alemanic characteristics.
So glad I found this channel and video. As a history buff that has a love of Ancient Germania, it is good to get a touch of how the language of my favorite tribe sounded.
I never heard of this until now, Thank you. I appreciate it a lot
is this your actual voice, or is it some sort of speech synthesis?
some suebi words like Oblazem or Khorunka look slavic
Woow this is amazing! Where or how did you get the original suebic words at the end of the video? Where can I find it?
Suebi a great influence in Western coast of Europe, nowdays the Nations of Portugal and Galiza!
As someone actually descended from these people, extra excited that you made this video. Greeting from US.
Where can I find the sources for the language?