Welcome everyone to my discussion I'll be having with my good friend from Leornende Eald Englisc! If Anglo-Saxon, Early Medieval History and Linguistics sounds like something you're interested in you're in the right place. Table of Contents: 00:00:00 - Waiting for Viewers 00:00:55 - Hilarious jokes 00:02:07 - "Fate is Inexorable" - Old English Proverb 00:04:28 - Hilbert discovers "chat" 00:04:52 - Reminiscing about our first Old English collab Video 00:08:10 - Explaining what will be covered in the chat 00:08:42 - We actually start 00:09:06 - How Frisian is England? 00:10:48 - Frisians in the East of England? 00:12:08 - Old Frisian words in Kentish Old English 00:13:26 - Proximity of Old Frisian and Old English 00:14:24 - Thorn and Eth 00:14:52 - "TH" sound relationship between languages 00:15:45 - High German Consonant Shift 00:16:20 - Different words for "you" 00:17:50 - Frisian and Halifax dialect comparison 00:18:16 - A Frisian Proverb: Bûter, brea en griene tsiis; wa't dat net sizze kin is gjin oprjochte Fries 00:20:31 - Mother Earth 00:21:02 - Continental Anglian 00:23:48 - Go Subscribble to Leornende Eald Englisc 00:24:51 - How to find Continental Anglian 00:25:55 - North Frisian Dialects 00:30:44 - How you can help change history 00:31:53 - Keeping dialects and languages alive 00:34:22 - Roman and Germanic Mythologies 00:36:30 - How you can aid language preservation 00:37:45 - Don't be ashamed of your language/dialect 00:41:34 - More United Nations for Ancient and Endangered Languages 00:42:22 - Are there still Old English words from the Saxon regions? 00:43:49 - The word "ken" 00:45:01 - The Scots Language 00:46:06 - Saterland Frisian 00:47:010 - "Old Languages" 00:48:01 - Does the Scots Language have Scandinavian influences? 00:48:51 - The Norn Language of Orkney 00:49:30 - Languages in Scotland 00:50:00 - Hilbert takes a breather 00:51:28 - Some information about Cefin's Channels 00:52:29 - The surname "Henning"