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Re: YouTube Channels
Posted: 2015-02-04, 0:25
by vijayjohn
I think I'm starting to fall in love with this channel
(And I'm pretty sure she's from in or near Toronto. I vaguely remember seeing/hearing that some time ago. I don't remember where/how exactly I found that out, though). A fellow UniLanger already confirmed that she is indeed from Brampton, which is near Toronto.
IISuperwomanII
Re: YouTube Channels
Posted: 2015-02-05, 6:56
by Koko
Was hooked on the first of three or four videos that I've just watched. Glad to know she's Canadian, but where are my fellow western Canadians
?
A while ago I had found [flag=]us[/flag]
Xidnaf (a factor in my Lojban interest
). He does videos on linguistics in an interesting way. All of his videos are composed of drawings he's done himself, mostly stick figures but hey, he's putting a lot of effort. Also, could anyone confirm his older videos' info? He's stated before that his main resource is wikipedia, but I don't know much of linguistics outside what is needed for conlanging, so… he's still entertaining a me.
Re: YouTube Channels
Posted: 2015-02-06, 0:45
by dEhiN
Koko wrote:A while ago I had found [flag=]us[/flag]
Xidnaf (a factor in my Lojban interest
). He does videos on linguistics in an interesting way. All of his videos are composed of drawings he's done himself, mostly stick figures but hey, he's putting a lot of effort. Also, could anyone confirm his older videos' info? He's stated before that his main resource is wikipedia, but I don't know much of linguistics outside what is needed for conlanging, so… he's still entertaining a me.
I love Xidnaf. I believe his older vids - the ones he did while still in high school - were ones where he did research on Wikipedia mainly and perhaps solely. From what I recall of the comments in most of those videos, his research seemed to be spot on.
I could definitely see him being a linguistics prof one day; not sure if that's what he wants to do, but even his newer vids since starting to study linguistics have matured in his oratory and perhaps also explanatory skills.
Re: YouTube Channels
Posted: 2015-02-06, 3:51
by Koko
dEhiN wrote:From what I recall of the comments in most of those videos, his research seemed to be spot on.
That's what I thought too. But you can never be too sure
(i'm probably just being too skeptical
)
I could definitely see him being a linguistics prof one day; not sure if that's what he wants to do, but even his newer vids since starting to study linguistics have matured in his oratory and perhaps also explanatory skills.
Yeah. If he does, I would definitely take his class. I love his drawings too: The one with the drunk farmers in his "Ass VS Arse" video was great!
I tried to show my friends him, but they couldn't get past his voice
. Maybe that's an excuse to not watch vids on linguistics.
Re: YouTube Channels
Posted: 2015-02-06, 15:20
by IpseDixit
I actually find his voice kind of cute. :\
Re: YouTube Channels
Posted: 2015-03-04, 18:31
by IpseDixit
Re: YouTube Channels
Posted: 2015-03-04, 19:26
by md0
Xidnaf is great, I am a bit envious of him, still retaining his passion in linguistics and stuff.
But indeed his first few videos, which he didn't research that well, did make me despise him at first. I can be elitist.
Re: YouTube Channels
Posted: 2015-03-06, 20:19
by Multiturquoise
Re: YouTube Channels
Posted: 2015-03-06, 20:32
by Ciarán12
Multilingual:
WikiTongues - Clips for people speaking in many different languages.
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CODasGAEILGE - Guy plays Call of Duty and speaks in Irish, does some game reviews, memes, Irish lessons etc.
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Seán Ó Briain - This guys uploads Irish language and Irish interest videos.
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TG Lurgan - Channel for Irish cover versions of pop songs.
Re: YouTube Channels
Posted: 2015-03-07, 16:39
by IpseDixit
[flag=]en-US[/flag]
TestTube
Re: YouTube Channels
Posted: 2015-04-09, 7:28
by md0
I watch Test Tube from time to time. Sort of a guilty secret.
They often annoy me because of blatant double standards like when it came to that video about when is a coup not a coup. But yeah, not surprising since they are funded by Discovery Channel, they wouldn't exactly promote radical politics. They seem to be on the middle of Democrats rhetoric.
Re: YouTube Channels
Posted: 2015-06-13, 10:00
by vijayjohn
Re: YouTube Channels
Posted: 2015-07-02, 19:22
by Koko
Koko wrote:but where are my fellow western Canadians
?
Right here
[flag=]en-ca[/flag]
BubbleteaFrenzy!!! (a Vancouverite is he)
I wish I were able to watch more anime
And I need to geddan and get surs with Japanese (and of course even more so with Italian), that way when I
can watch anime, I don't need to rely on English subs.
I'm becoming more and more a weeaboo… at least I don't think Japan and everything that comes out of it is the best. That still goes to Italy.
Re: YouTube Channels
Posted: 2015-07-08, 6:12
by vijayjohn
I recently discovered
SJIsBack, a YouTube channel with lots of movie songs in
and some Hindustani (North Indian classical) songs in
, all with subtitles in
. It even has two Koli songs (i.e. songs from the Marathi fishing community) I remember hearing as a teen.
Re: YouTube Channels
Posted: 2015-07-17, 1:08
by vijayjohn
Simon wuAnd two more multilingual channels:
WildFilmsIndia, with videos in all kinds of Indian languages
Andrew Hsiu, with videos (mostly songs) in various minority languages, primarily from Yunnan Province in China but also to some extent from Vietnam
Re: YouTube Channels
Posted: 2015-08-12, 19:57
by Liootas
[flag=]us[/flag]
XidnafA nice educational channel about linguistics. I really love this one
Re: YouTube Channels
Posted: 2015-08-12, 20:09
by Levike
The heck, why is H so behind.
I'm mad at you meidei, I really love this channel, thank you.
Re: YouTube Channels
Posted: 2015-08-12, 20:27
by md0
Me on the other hand, I got sick of him. It looks like after be reached B he became bored of this project, he doesn't seem engaged at all. And recently he started strawmanning feminism for laughs out of the blue, which is sad.
I am just waiting for the #cyprusmentioned moment and then I'll stop checking the channel.
Now, on the other hand, I caught up with [flag=]en-US[/flag]
ExtraCredits after they broke ties with PATV.
Whether you're looking for a game industry career or simply curious about the way game developers think, Extra Credits makes video game design approachable by exploring concepts like gamification, perfect imbalance, the skinner box, the uncanny valley, and more. Sometimes we also like to recommend a few games you might not have tried!Their main series is Extra Credits, but they also have a series where they recommend less known videogames that have interesting mechanics or are otherwise worthwhile, and Extra History which is a infotainment Great Men History series (their own description). By far my favourite serial is the one about the South Sea Bubble.
Re: YouTube Channels
Posted: 2015-08-12, 20:44
by Koko
Liootas wrote:[flag=]us[/flag]Xidnaf
A nice educational channel about linguistics. I really love this one
I've already posted his channel here
Isn't he great?! Too bad he couldn't post more frequently, but at least he draws all his videos and does quite a lot of research. You know he doesn't slack off.
Re: YouTube Channels
Posted: 2015-08-13, 17:31
by Liootas
Koko wrote:Liootas wrote:[flag=]us[/flag]Xidnaf
A nice educational channel about linguistics. I really love this one
I've already posted his channel here
Isn't he great?! Too bad he couldn't post more frequently, but at least he draws all his videos and does quite a lot of research. You know he doesn't slack off.
Sorry, didn't see that
He's really great! And the animation is cute, too. Yeah, that's a real pity but his life is in the first place and his channel in the second : )
/
Désolé, j'ai pas vu ça
Il est super ! Et l'animation est aussi mignone. Ouai, c'est tellement dommage mais sa vie est en premier lieu et sa chaîne est en second : )