The Value of Latin | Ryan Sellers | TEDxMemphis

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Comment from : @Urfavfern_124

Skibidi toilet 🚽 🔥🔥
Comment from : @luvfur6676

I find it interesting how this generation believes that latin isnt as important as the last 3000 years of generations believed
Comment from : @binabina4445

Fascinating that his insight regarding the diversity of the coliseum crowd touched nothing on the universality of depravity in humankind, this world needs Jesus!
Comment from : @συστρατιώτης

I'm learning both Italian and Latin, the amount of effort I need to do to grasp Latin from Lingua Latina per se Illustrata is very amusing, but totally worth it It is like growing wings and being born into another existence It's a lifelong pursuit, it kinda helps that my mother tongue is spanish Once you know spanish, english and latin, it's like seeing through the matrix, literally Knowing the origins of words is incredible Also I must recommend everyone to a least try LLPSI and Italian Nature method by Jensen
Comment from : @fedecalace8632

JK Rowling and Mark Zuckerberg??? Yea, now I'm never learning Latin brbrI'd rather learn Russian
Comment from : @callmeswivelhips

Fantastic insight Having studied Latin for 10 years in England, I can confirm that it really does help for languages such as French, Spanish and especially Italian
Comment from : @Santos-dp6yb

Interesting that this comes out on youtube when I decide to start learning Latin again after putting it down for a while
Comment from : @cannonfodder8287

I agree, but only the ROmance country should learn Latin No need the entire world
Comment from : @dominusgnaeus8285

It never died! Heck it is still used by the Holy Roman Catholic Church today
Comment from : @Archzenom

The pluperfect subjunctive, now how does that go again? I did know it If it was the passive pluperfect subjunctive it would be relatively easy
Comment from : @KevTheImpaler

Nothing is eternal besides G-d
Comment from : @British_loyalist

I didn't know a lizard could smile
Comment from : @junky802

Great and concise lecture!
Comment from : @edwinhidalgo1242

The introducer killed my interest Bla bla bla
Comment from : @albacan

I wish Latin comes one again
Comment from : @Subholik3

Latin can’t be dead! It’s still “Roman” around! 🤓
Comment from : @gv3493

I love languages and I'm really into Latin, but I completely disagree with what he said This myth of Latin as the most logical, most effective, most powerful language is hard to die As beautiful, fascinating and nuanced as it may be, it is just a language, neither better nor worse than the modern ones Morever, considering it as a system of rules does not take into accout the vitality of the language and is not at all the most effective way to acquire it Learning a modern, alive language (in the sense that it has a community of native speakers) would be probably much more useful and surely equally enriching
Comment from : @giacarc

Training and practice are important You can’t hand someone a Tedx Talk and hope for the best
Comment from : @studyzen8836

Latin didn't contribute to science like Greek language
Comment from : @kannanm7549

Hoc totum verum est: de Lingua Latina !!!! (en latín)brb- This is the whole TRUTH about Latin language !!!!/b (english)brb- Questa è tutta una verità sulla lingua latina !!!!/b (italiano)brb- Esta es toda una verdad sobre el idioma latino !!!!/b (español) brb- Acesta este un adevăr întreg despre limba latină !!!!/b (română)brb- To jest cała prawda o języku łacińskim !!!!/b (polski)
Comment from : @dasboot5903

Gotta be honest here I'm studying Latin in my on volition, but this talk almost made me not want to do it anymore It's a really bad sell of it IMObrJust bad argumentation and droning on about it being good because I said so
Comment from : @Mankepanke

Latina lingua aeterna est
Comment from : @RashBold

Latin will be the language of the future
Comment from : @LuisSantos-us1ww

I watch this every time I ask myself WHY THE F AM I STUDYING LATIN
Comment from : @Backto5oh5

I love Latin, but I don't think it should be forced on students in school Many (in fact I dare say most) students will probably never develop an interest or love for Latin no matter how much you make them use it I was taught Mandarin in primary and secondary school as a second language as part of the national curriculum, and there is nothing worse than being constantly tested and punished for being bad at a language which is forced on you and you have no interest in! Many of my peers felt the same way, and this policy has had resulted in generations of my countrymen being turned off the language and avoiding it, even though most of us are ethnic Chinese
Comment from : @shastasilverchairsg

He's right I learned more grammar from 4 years of Latin classes than from 12 years of English in school
Comment from : @letitiajeavons6333

Golly, this looks like a fascinating video, but my TED card is full of punches
Comment from : @mencken8

Latin is extremely important yet not crucial Many successful people did very well in their fields without knowledge of Latin
Comment from : @naftaliben-yehuda3972

this dude’s cadence is so weird
Comment from : @namegiven_

I'm interested in Latin, and languages more broadly, but this guy makes me want to yell "THE PLURAL OF ANECDOTE IS NOT DATA"" and "CORILLATION IS NOT CAUSATION" into his face It's not surprising that people who are clever enough to succeed in business and other mentally challenging pursuits are clever enough to be good at Latin That does not mean that Latin taught them those abilities Think how many excellent Latin student there are who did not do anything notable with their lives Think how many notable people there are who did not study Latin
Comment from : @AtanaaTheCurious

vita sine Latine nihil est
Comment from : @robertopena1037

Very good video ! Excelent I do agrre that the Latin culture is not opposite of the technology , but comes within
Comment from : @enricosaccheggiani3192

dude needs some aqua
Comment from : @squattingturtle7976

Thank you!
Comment from : @shivangigarg9280

No western languages use declension though Wouldn't it be better to learn Spanish instead
Comment from : @ft9kop

Italian and Spanish are closest to original Latin
Comment from : @Blue-jd8jf

I'm not sure how I feel about this man's sales pitch I'm not trying to buy a language, good sir brYou don't need to sell the bones of my spoken word back to me
Comment from : @Nikelaos_Khristianos

That is fascinating how people praise Latin and at the same time deprecate Esperanto, which is much more structured, regular and consistent than Latin and any national language Other than that, Esperanto is easier and at the same time much more expressive and intuitive! It is LIVING language with approximately 2 millions of speakers, and there are even native speakers I'm a big fan of Latin too, but in my opinion Esperanto is just a so much better option: 90 of learners would left learning Latin as soon as they realize how difficult it is, while one can learn like 10x more Esperanto in the same portion of time And Esperanto has 80 Latin vocabulary, although its' structure/grammar is absolutely different
Comment from : @CenturionKZ

RIP Kobe
Comment from : @yuzz8508

Latin is dead You should learn Standard Arabic and it will give you the same effect on your brain as Latin Arabic is the Sanskrit/ Latin of Islam
Comment from : @alessioleporati1478

mi piace dirlo: sono un Latin lover
Comment from : @lupistana7885

Wow this is brilliant! Now I want to take Latin more than ever before There are just so many reasons I love science, math & technology and Latin can help us all to be more logical, analytical, better problem solvers and the list goes on Thanks
Comment from : @SecTechie

Salvete Latina similis Lingua Lusitana est Ego intelligo multum verba Latina
Comment from : @marcusmiksdeavila5061

i love the intro
Comment from : @nevaehlockhart3820

amo hoc!
Comment from : @amygawtry754

Ave Sellers Gratias
Comment from : @danmozartino2864

Let's introduce latin in some country as official language Cuba crosses my mind
Comment from : @milekrizman

In Hoc Signo Vinces
Comment from : @jamesvigil707

同意，慢慢学吧
Comment from : @毕庆森

Excellent!
Comment from : @London_miss234

qua die haec oratio habita est?
Comment from : @langoidlanguagestudies630

i seem to always come away from these videos thinking "well, that's ten minutes of my life i'm not getting back"
Comment from : @meltyninjers

❤️
Comment from : @C3yl0

2:20 all the time ALL the time! 😅
Comment from : @campy2024

Both English and German ought to be Romance languages for they both also belonged to the Roman Empire! How is this to be explained?
Comment from : @maanvol

1) He missed the best reasons for learning Latin: Ovid, Vergil, Horace, and Catullus br2) He gave an excellent reason to avoid the study of Latin: JK Rowlingbr3) Very few things are less mathematical than Latinbr4) He should not have spoken dismissively of Book 4 of the Aeneid, or its grammarbr5) No more grappling with issues, pleasebr6) He made some good points
Comment from : @carlnilson273

Hahaha the way this guy attempts to use ancient Rome as justification for todays Mass migration which is un-matched in all of human history, is laughable The fact is that upon the opening of the Colosseum many of the dignitaries of the various provinces of Rome would have been invited to come to Rome in celebration of the opening of such an architectural achievement Not only for their own entertainment but mainly as a reminder of the power and sophistication of Rome They are reminding the vessels that not only is it better being under Roman rule (because look at the technology we have) but also a reminder that it would not be wise to attempt some kind of revolt against a power capable of constructing such wonders brI am so sick of people trying to use and distort ancient examples to justify modern behavior
Comment from : @krixxset2214

I had latin for many years and it did not help me with anything A waste of time
Comment from : @OhUiginn

well internet brought me here
Comment from : @legenden2744

Latin isn't killing me Those pants though
Comment from : @volimNestea

'Latin is a mathematical language' Perhaps the worst statement ever conceived concerning Latin I have seen in a long time
Comment from : @Andathil117

The issue with a lot of these arguments is that they don't apply to Latin exclusively Learning any foreign language to fluency requires you to think logically and problem solve Yes, Latin is highly inflected, but so are many modern languages - polish, finnish, russian, Icelandic, greek, etc Secondly, Latin is helpful for learning the romance languages, but the modern romance languages are all much more similar to one another than any of them are to Latin If you just learn, say, Italian, learning other romance languages would be even easier than if you know latin Additionally, you still get all of the same insight into English vocabulary that you would if you studied Latin itself
Comment from : @Philoglossos

English is 60 percent Greekhellomore so than Latin! brI took Greek and French and did very well on my SATs
Comment from : @adamandiaelena44

Eternally dead language
Comment from : @wysp5032

Latin is not dead; it is immortal!
Comment from : @auntpurl5325

Caecilius est in horto
Comment from : @taustyz5875

Nōn sōlum ēvolvit Latīna sed adhūc lingua antīqua ipsa ūtitur ā multīs hominibus ut loquāntur, legānt, et scrībant
Comment from : @vincentiusrex

Latin is only dead to the servile classes Other than that, it is very very much alive, and lives oh boy!
Comment from : @infinitesimotel

Very good speech! I am reactivating today what I learnt at school, forgot during decades after school, but now am relearning again Latin is cool Ryan is a very serious speaker with a good memory!
Comment from : @sharegreats2157

Excellent talk, thank you As I'm sure you yourself would agree, and so in no way is this a criticism, there is a "fundamental fundamental" I would mention: Latin is a very dellearnable/del language And, I would add, very lovable, and in a unique way I hope that the curious but brave will look into Foster's Ossa Latinitas Sola to find out what I mean Or at least watch the 1939 Goodbye, Mr Chips Gratias tibi ago Semper valeto
Comment from : @johnrickert5572

best viewed at 125x
Comment from : @Myrrhth

why are there only 6 comments?
Comment from : @Yafama

I agree with Mr Sellers, I too have started studying Classical Latin, but, is it me, or does he sound like the character, Sheldon Cooper, on The Big Bang Theory? lol
Comment from : @donaldranta9028

loved it, thank you! but wish you could have mentioned that 90 of medical dictionaries entries are Latin-Greek based? & all the biology terms, genus, species' names & anatomical terms but I found your talk excellent! :) also, would love to know why the teaching of Latin must include all the conjugations, etc for reading the classics, I know, but for vocabulary seems more important than all the horrible memorization of case endings, etc or at least an "emphasis change", or perhaps courses such as LATIN for the MEDICAL FIELD for example, in Texas, all the rage now, for survival, is Spanish, of course, but the classics are being lost in k-12 :(
Comment from : @susanmcdonald6879