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American speaks Latin with Italians at the Park! ?? Will they understand?

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ergo in the united states everyone understands the ancient west germanic language!?
Comment from : @maupal8302

Well I’m Italian I definitely gotta study now 😂😂 I didn’t knew
Comment from : @giusycavallaro464

In italy if you go to highschool (other than artistic highschool and some variations of other highschool) you study latin for at least 2 years (in classic highschool you even study ancient greek)
Comment from : @loredanalopinto2671

Ma va cagher
Comment from : @Mase-x5c

io no
Comment from : @Najikaz8893

Da italiana ho studiato latino 5 anni e senza dizionario nessuno era in grado di tradurre le versioni più complicate In più, pur avendolo studiato, non c'è possibilità di praticare (ascoltare e parlare) questa lingua Siamo abituati a tradurre con carta e penna e non siamo addestrati a sostenere una conversazione
Comment from : @XX-br1ki

E ery ody understood because 5years of latin is compulsory at school
Comment from : @eva_1977

Mi spezzano gli abitanti de tor tre teste "passeggio col cane" "dove abito? Alessandrino" Ahahahah
Comment from : @giuls_5067

Ma stai a tor tre testeeeee
Comment from : @giuliagaudiosi

If i met you irl I'd think you're speaking a dialect
Comment from : @xarkadyax3574

Molto bravo Pronuncia quasi perfetta Alcune intrusioni di pronuncia "restituita", poco gradita in Urbe
Comment from : @princepsferalis5711

6:18 TANA LIBERA TUTTI 📣📣
Comment from : @giuliarizzo3274

Divertente 😂
Comment from : @-LastMoon-

Italians can merely understand Italian a few minority can properly deal with their language
Comment from : @claudiomannoni5557

As italian-THATS SO FUNNY LOLOL
Comment from : @Karmah-h8v

Italians are the origin Latins
Comment from : @DaisyChain3339

Maybe Vulgar Latin but enough with the Classical Latin 😐
Comment from : @potownrob

Immaginate se si potesse scongelare un romano di 2000 anni fa craeizy
Comment from : @LCS650

Oh mamma!
Comment from : @jagilo9677

I've read that sardinian language/dialect is closer to latin than italian language itself It would be an interesting experiment to try to talk to sardinian people I've enjoyed your videos very much
Comment from : @brunofaria9113

Sono italiano ed è stato emozionante! brMi avrebbe fatto molto piacere vivere questa esperienzabrbrComunque si posso confermare che si capisce almeno il 60 di quello che viene detto
Comment from : @daniloruffino9093

Sono francese e per io ascoltare è possibile
Comment from : @mond0niente949

Btw a number of Italians study latin anyway So it's probably somewhat skewed
Comment from : @gabrielesilinic

È l’americano con l’accento più italiano della storia(he is the american with the most italian accent i’ve ever seen)
Comment from : @manuel-c3t

Yo solamente entendí "horto publico" 😂😂😂😂😂
Comment from : @josee1308

Did you know that Lucius (pronounced Lukius) is Luca (pronounced Luka) in medieval times? And did you know that Luca is actually an insult in English? My English teacher used to write Lucca (that's a town in Tuscany) because she thought that my name was a definition of lowlife No wonder I quit my studies with her sometimes English are b*********/b b*************/b ******, but I will always love Shakespeare anyway, and by the way, paraphrasing: "to be is a dilemma, not a question"
Comment from : @Light-Machine-Gun

In Roma???? No Romae genitivo locativo!
Comment from : @simonettadanesi5367

That was fun! My favorite, the woman who said 😂 EH? Federica! With a big smile! Too funny for me, coming from Rome 😉🤗
Comment from : @giulias5104

Salve SPQR ROMA AETERNA!!
Comment from : @FlavioBelisario5822

This is so cool
Comment from : @finnjones9979

Natürlich verstehen die davon vielmehr Franzosen auch Es ist der gleiche wortstamm
Comment from : @misstina9870

As a native Spanish speaker I could understand most of it, some I had to see the spelling of the Latin word to get what it was And my name is Lucio as well, sounds better in Italian
Comment from : @shaud81

Gente, torniamo al latino! Altro che inglese
Comment from : @marinadelg4883

Con questa pessima pronunci il latino è difficle capirloDi cero gli italiani capiscono il latino più degli americami
Comment from : @Ale-ex2gf

Minuto 3:20 nello sfondo i maranza Romani
Comment from : @veronicasecchi6435

Wait you know latin?!brMy latin's teachers can't speak latin and every people i knoe who have studied it don't remember a $h1t!!
Comment from : @dinoangi280

We can understand English
Comment from : @Thehawaiinelf

How did you end up in Tor Tre Teste? <3
Comment from : @michelerosi8111

Philadelphia, cool
Comment from : @johnhemphill1938

I am learning Italian & this was so fun to watch :) & being Catholic & using Latin during Mass; I am always fond of the ancient language😊
Comment from : @ornange

Nice! Btw u have great accent ! Well done sir polymath
Comment from : @carlaraimer718

Qualche parola si afferra ma per la maggior parte lo capisce solo chi ha fatto gli studi classici
Comment from : @account9773

Time travel movie concept incoming!!
Comment from : @clorofemully

Noi Diciamo Salve Sempre A me piace usarlo Non sapevo fosse una parola latina
Comment from : @danielalorenzoni3413

many Italians study Latin in high school I did and that's why I understand, not because I'm Italian ;)
Comment from : @barbaradandrea5995

I don't know Italian but I know Latin Those are vrty simple phrases i doubt they would understand Ciceri
Comment from : @thomaszaccone3960

as a portuguese native speaker, most of the time, I didn’t even need to read the subtitles
Comment from : @Mathe2903us

You should do one with romanian too I would love to see that!
Comment from : @DragonBall2121

"ubi sumus?"br"Dove siamo? Aspetta dove siamo😅"
Comment from : @frankss5145

This is pretty typical experience for Americans in Europe The European can't keep up with American intelligence and work ethic 🤣🦅🇺🇲
Comment from : @warfarenotwarfair5655

Hi, will there be Old High German sometime in future?
Comment from : @LuciaSims745

As a Spanish speaker I can understand it faintly
Comment from : @Hawk-qn2zk

Italians are the closest to Latin people, it is not surprising that they can understand many things
Comment from : @xxjonasx100

I am Italian, and I understood everything
Comment from : @AGOROMANO

Какое есть тебе имя? Почти по русски😢
Comment from : @Bozorg_Muhandes

Tank you for this full of wisdom and kindness video!☺️🧡 And let me pour out my linguistic emotions that lift me up: When I, native russian speaker, realize that i understand what I'm reading in Old East Slavic or especially Curch Slavonic text, or unerstand prayer Im listening to I say to myself "oh what a lucky bastard am I!" and now I'm happy for all these good ladys and gents for I know that feel bros!☺️❤️🥂🫶
Comment from : @rafuberirdisch

Very good brWell done
Comment from : @JoseBarreto-pn4bh

You are asking them in their ancestors languagebrAbout 2000years ago
Comment from : @林柏辰-m7i

Please try to speak the language of the homo sapiens and see if latin speakers understand
Comment from : @unkn0wnrge189

The sun light of Rome!!!!
Comment from : @mattiaciani1

👍👍
Comment from : @fernandodiaz840

First off, latin is a dead language Second, yes, they can understand a little bit, the same as spanish, understand a little bit of italian
Comment from : @petercsigo3314

Wenni, Widi,Winki
Comment from : @Verge63

If you pronounce Latin as Church Latin its understandable to a point
Comment from : @Verge63

You sometimes spell wrong latin, ignoring ae and ti pronounces, but ok :D
Comment from : @robertdelirio2242

I understand 👍
Comment from : @quantickjumps

those kind of sentences are very simple and people understand them by logic thanks to phonetic similiraties, eg NomenNomeHabitasAbita/ooh ok maybe you're asking my nameQuite different would be listening to someone talking about a subject in latin like tv or radio reporters, in this case most italian people will absolutely not able to understand the sense of the subject, maybe some sparse words
Comment from : @kyma1999x

Eddie Izzard did something very similar years back for his Mongrel Nation series He learned a bit of Old English and went to Friesland NL to converse with a farmer using Old English to the farmer's Frisian It was really incredible to watch the farmer realize he can in fact understand what is going on There is a similar realization here, and its really neat
Comment from : @derpaderpaderpader

This was so awesome Great job Good photography Good job editing Your speech is clear Dude Well done
Comment from : @KC-nd7nt

Very enlightening I am in Maryland, USA I speak English, Spanish, Portuguese and a little French, enough to survive there I see and hear the relationship in all Latin based languages It is so much fun to learn another language and travel Have a nice day everyone I love you
Comment from : @KC-nd7nt

Are you from the roman empire?
Comment from : @smrzgk

This was VERY interesting!
Comment from : @LV-bk4it

As a Latin speaker, the Italians were hard to understand
Comment from : @Kaiju3301

Of course, Latin has evolved since the time of Julius Caesar into the Italian, French, Romanian, Portuguese, Spanish languages, but the real accent of the Latin language is the addition of Italian and not of other languages
Comment from : @Salvatore23

mbè? capiscono meglio gli italiani il latino che gli anglo/americani l'inglese medioevale
Comment from : @gianbekk4246

Non ho capito se tu sei Italiano o Americano che parli il latino volgare però ti voglio vedere parlate TUTTI I DIALETTI DI OGNI REGIONE😂😂😂
Comment from : @Sally69117

The word NOMEN means the same in Spanish Portugués Italiano
Comment from : @JohanEssenceExplorer

Believe me, french and latin diverged such a long time ago that a french native couldn,'t understand a latin locutor, except for a word here and there, like "quid" (because we sometimes used tha word" or "fructus"
Comment from : @pascal6707

Un americano che parla così bene il latino!!! Bravissimo ti capirebbe anche Giulio Cesare 😊
Comment from : @SalvatoreDaloiso

6:53 bbecomes a duck/b
Comment from : @sdiarre

Italian is a Romance language that originated from Latin, like other Romance languages such as Spanish, French, Romanian, Portugues, Catalan
Comment from : @CarlosC33

Ma quanto è bello sentire in sottofondo i bambini che giocano a Tana libera tutti😢😊
Comment from : @svidrigajlov

I am very late on this but this is absolutely fascinating stuff I am Canadian with Italian origins I am fluent in Italian, Spanish, and my central Italian dialect (Ciociaro) I am also proficient in French and Portuguese So with those grammars and vocabularies in my head, the sparks and familiarities ticking while watching this video were incredibly interesting
Comment from : @GDM-jk4bd

"Marcus hodie in colloseo est" Remembering my first LATIN-Sentence in my scholar Latin-book CURSUS NOVUS
Comment from : @dielaufsocke7642

Con la pronuncia ecclesiastica gli italiani capiscono meglio Suona come la lingua italiana
Comment from : @PersistentePresente

yes I can after six years at school 😂
Comment from : @AlexanderSixtyFour

Can english understands old Anglo saxon language ? I dear you all for real I am serious do it in your country this things ok ???
Comment from : @alessandroruzza4223

I am native of French and now learning Italian I can say I understand more or less the same amount as these people
Comment from : @cocodepoznan999

❤❤❤❤😊
Comment from : @bencornwell6209

I think most Italians in the video had hard time to understand Latin is difficult to understand even if you speak a "romance" language In my opinion, Spanish is the closest to Latin but even a Spaniard would have problems to understand it
Comment from : @pochola4550