If Latin pronounces "v" as our modern english "w",

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>it's anglo can't pronounce Latin words episode
Best way to spot a barbarian

>>2593931
Im not even anglo though

>>2593907
Flāvius = blonde, yellow

/fla-wjus/

The 'us' ending is never stressed.

>>2593907
Why? Try saying it, Fla as in "flask", Wee as in "wee", you know, pee, and Us as in "Push".

>>2593964
> Us as in "Push"
Why? There is no evidence for this.

'um' was pretty much gone, and 'us' was on the way out; if anything, it was a very unstressed, short /əs/.

reminder that Julius Cæsar is pronounced Yooliyoos Kaisar

it's also Kikero, not Sissy-roe

>>2594643
no shit sherlock

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>>2594643
>Kikero

>>2594643
'Yoo-lyuhs 'Kay-sar

They didn't have 'strokes' in the ancient world, that's a construct produced by modern medicine.

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>>2595279
lol