Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "" video.

  1.  @itsokaytobeclownpilled5937  THERE USED TO BE. Yeesh. There is nothing weird about ancient languages surviving in written form only.
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  2.  @goofinhiemer1153  There was no "Aryan."
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  3.  @goofinhiemer1153  Every cognitively normal human being has the necessary genetic endowment to acquire any human language. That apparently includes you, but you tell me.
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  4.  @itsokaytobeclownpilled5937  There used to be, some 2000 years ago. It's what little kids in Rome spoke.
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  5.  @itsokaytobeclownpilled5937  REALLY?? Like, no kidding -- it is used to this day, as a written language. All of my profs in Europe read it.
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  6.  @weirdlanguageguy  Oh, now I see. I had said a version of this earlier -- 2000 years ago, Romans spoke "conversational" Latin. Kids start every language by speaking it, not reading it. Your point is that it is even attested, in the ancient texts, such as in plays, which contain conversations. Seriously! :/
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  7.  @KalashnikovPaouzzi  No, they claim it is ancient Greek. Didn't you listen for about five minutes before commenting?
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  8. Well, it's obvious what's happening. Last days of Pompeii.
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