How does /his/ feel about Historia Civilis? https://www.you

>>3154710
He's a decent youtuber in my opinion. His voice is fine and I especially like the little animations he does with the squares.

He is one of the very few decent youtubers that make serious history videos

he's alright

>>3154710
Pretty neat, especially with his animations for battles. His pronunciation of names and places triggers me, though I took Latin through highschool so I'm a bit of a pedant for those sorts of things.

>>3154861
do you pronounce C in Caesar as K?

>>3154710
I like his stuff and it's a good level of quality as far as the education goes.

My guess is that he has some incomplete or simplistic explanations at time tho

I love his videos. The simple grafics and easy to understand asthetics make them extra nice but I always wish that they were a bit longer

>>3154883
Yeah, I was taught classical pronunciation. Pronouncing Caesar like see-zar isn't what hurts (since that's so damn widespread), its stuff like Praetor being pronounced "pree-tor" as opposed to "prai-tor" or Helvetii being pronounced "helveti" instead of "Helweti'i" (with a glottal stop).
little things, but I have autism for these sort of details.

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>>3154710
Very good all things considered

>>3154931
Wait so helvetii is pronounced helvetee-eye?

>>3155783
It's pronounced Hehl-weht-ee'ee. You make the "ee" sound twice in a row, but stop the sound to make a distinction. It's like when you say "Nuh-uh" - you say the same vowel twice in a row, and stop the sound without any consonants between the two vocalizations.

>>3154710
Excellent channel.

a bit gay for julius
otherwise breddy good