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Verner's Law, Part 1 of 3

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Uploaded by on Aug 30, 2008

Part 1 deals with the "discovery" of the first consonant shift, which, in effect, gave birth to the Germanic languages.

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  • PLEASE HELP ME FIND THE BACKGROUND MUSIC FOR YOUR VIDEOS. WHERE DO I LOOK?

  • @dpaszak

    Which music specifically? They clips are from varied sources.

  • @dpaszak The first one's called Star Fire, by Bob Thompson.

  • Great!

    I'll try to show this on my diachronic English class tomorrow xD thanks!

  • Let me know how it goes!

  • This is the most awesome thing ever!

  • Heck. :)

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  • one thing missing form these videos, "Hi I'm Troy McClure, you might remember me from such films as ?" rofl

  • I have an exam about language change comming up, this is great thank you.

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  • I noticed that the second headline on the French paper "Le citoyen" at 3:38 reads "Juif Blâmé" (Jews Blamed). Darn, not AGAIN!

  • funny and informative, lol amazing

  • that's amazing video!!!!!

    thank U lot

  • @AvuncularFeldspar The background music that begins in the part 1 of Verner's Law video.

  • You should do this for complimentary and contrasting distributions as well because sadly my professor is terrible at explaining all of this stuff clearly. 

  • I wonder what the Sanskrit word ("taṭaphatvamiti"?) means.

  • Where do you get the background music for this??? What is it?

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