Man, my free hobby projects got voiceovers in Thai, Burmese, French, Latin, Icelandic, Moroccan Arabic, Fante, and reconstructed Gaulish of all things in the days before AI.
It wasn't always the best quality (the Thai was self recorded on an iPhone), but it worked.
It wasn't always the best quality (the Thai was self recorded on an iPhone), but it worked.
October 5, 2026 at 9:37 PM
Man, my free hobby projects got voiceovers in Thai, Burmese, French, Latin, Icelandic, Moroccan Arabic, Fante, and reconstructed Gaulish of all things in the days before AI.
It wasn't always the best quality (the Thai was self recorded on an iPhone), but it worked.
It wasn't always the best quality (the Thai was self recorded on an iPhone), but it worked.
Another palate-cleanser #Asterix between novels.
I so love the pun names in the English translations, by Toutatis, and this had some crackers: Roman prefect Odius Asparagus, Gaulish child Picanmix, Phoenician trader Ekonomikrisis, and a pair of Roman guards, Sendervictorius and Appianglorious. 😂
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I so love the pun names in the English translations, by Toutatis, and this had some crackers: Roman prefect Odius Asparagus, Gaulish child Picanmix, Phoenician trader Ekonomikrisis, and a pair of Roman guards, Sendervictorius and Appianglorious. 😂
💙📚
October 4, 2026 at 2:53 AM
Another palate-cleanser #Asterix between novels.
I so love the pun names in the English translations, by Toutatis, and this had some crackers: Roman prefect Odius Asparagus, Gaulish child Picanmix, Phoenician trader Ekonomikrisis, and a pair of Roman guards, Sendervictorius and Appianglorious. 😂
💙📚
I so love the pun names in the English translations, by Toutatis, and this had some crackers: Roman prefect Odius Asparagus, Gaulish child Picanmix, Phoenician trader Ekonomikrisis, and a pair of Roman guards, Sendervictorius and Appianglorious. 😂
💙📚
The goal is having a workable set for the six modern Celtic languages first, and then adding some examples from Gaulish, Lepontic or Celtiberian.
October 3, 2026 at 9:27 PM
The goal is having a workable set for the six modern Celtic languages first, and then adding some examples from Gaulish, Lepontic or Celtiberian.
That's short for RETVRN
(all the Latin pronunciation you know now would sound like a mad Frenchman / Gaulish idiot to the actual Latins of the 1st C because it was made up in Germany in the Late Mid / early Modern period and NONE of us can properly cite a 10th of the theatre of the era, the tropes)
(all the Latin pronunciation you know now would sound like a mad Frenchman / Gaulish idiot to the actual Latins of the 1st C because it was made up in Germany in the Late Mid / early Modern period and NONE of us can properly cite a 10th of the theatre of the era, the tropes)
October 3, 2026 at 4:05 PM
That's short for RETVRN
(all the Latin pronunciation you know now would sound like a mad Frenchman / Gaulish idiot to the actual Latins of the 1st C because it was made up in Germany in the Late Mid / early Modern period and NONE of us can properly cite a 10th of the theatre of the era, the tropes)
(all the Latin pronunciation you know now would sound like a mad Frenchman / Gaulish idiot to the actual Latins of the 1st C because it was made up in Germany in the Late Mid / early Modern period and NONE of us can properly cite a 10th of the theatre of the era, the tropes)
I didn't hear until today that Jean-Louis Brunaux passed away last month. Sad news for students of Gaulish history everywhere...
Jean-Louis Brunaux, archéologue spécialiste des Gaulois, directeur de recherches émérite au @cnrs.fr est mort le 18 août.
www.lhistoire.fr/hommage/jean...
www.lhistoire.fr/hommage/jean...
Jean-Louis Brunaux est mort
Directeur de recherche au CNRS, archéologue spécialiste des Gaulois, Jean-Louis Brunaux a dirigé de nombreuses fouilles notamment en Picardie. Il est décédé le 18 août 2026 à Noyon, dans l’Oise, à…
www.lhistoire.fr
September 29, 2026 at 4:23 PM
I didn't hear until today that Jean-Louis Brunaux passed away last month. Sad news for students of Gaulish history everywhere...
I still want Gaul events and maybe a movement. I don't care if they're like connected to each other or not
They can do events on Astesia's family
But also with Provence on Gaulish people's relationship with Leithanien because I really do think that would be a cool event
They can do events on Astesia's family
But also with Provence on Gaulish people's relationship with Leithanien because I really do think that would be a cool event
My manufactured beef with Astesia because I know that she's going to be the focus of a Gaul event over Provence
September 28, 2026 at 9:11 PM
I still want Gaul events and maybe a movement. I don't care if they're like connected to each other or not
They can do events on Astesia's family
But also with Provence on Gaulish people's relationship with Leithanien because I really do think that would be a cool event
They can do events on Astesia's family
But also with Provence on Gaulish people's relationship with Leithanien because I really do think that would be a cool event
And once again it’s only a « slop option » in your opinion. Or you simply don’t understand how Hollywood and the blockbuster industry work.
You sure you don’t want me to spell it backwards in Old Gaulish ? Could clearly help your overall comprehension
You sure you don’t want me to spell it backwards in Old Gaulish ? Could clearly help your overall comprehension
September 27, 2026 at 10:22 AM
And once again it’s only a « slop option » in your opinion. Or you simply don’t understand how Hollywood and the blockbuster industry work.
You sure you don’t want me to spell it backwards in Old Gaulish ? Could clearly help your overall comprehension
You sure you don’t want me to spell it backwards in Old Gaulish ? Could clearly help your overall comprehension
Archaeologists have uncovered a massive wall that may be the first physical evidence of the Gaulish settlement of Lutetia described by Julius Caesar. www.culture.gouv.fr/regions/drac... #frenchhistory #historynews #discover
Découverte archéologique majeure à Paris : le rempart de la Lutèce gauloise mis au jour | Ministère de la Culture
Un mur de tradition gauloise a été découvert dans une cour de l’Hôtel-Dieu AP-HP (4ᵉ arrondissement). Mis au jour lors d’une fouille archéologique menée par la Ville de Paris et l’Inrap sur prescripti...
www.culture.gouv.fr
September 26, 2026 at 3:06 PM
Archaeologists have uncovered a massive wall that may be the first physical evidence of the Gaulish settlement of Lutetia described by Julius Caesar. www.culture.gouv.fr/regions/drac... #frenchhistory #historynews #discover
oh yeah well this is how i react to YOUR shitty posts
September 26, 2026 at 6:50 AM
oh yeah well this is how i react to YOUR shitty posts
He looks like he's heading to a little Gaulish village to sow the seeds of division, not realising that his final appearance will be on the penultimate page, when Obelix uppercuts him so hard he flies out of picture, leaving only his sandals behind.
Hey comics artists: a new all-timer character design just dropped.
September 25, 2026 at 11:00 AM
He looks like he's heading to a little Gaulish village to sow the seeds of division, not realising that his final appearance will be on the penultimate page, when Obelix uppercuts him so hard he flies out of picture, leaving only his sandals behind.
I like when language families have an Akkadian. Gothic, Avestan, Old Prussian, Gaulish, etc.
September 25, 2026 at 8:17 AM
I like when language families have an Akkadian. Gothic, Avestan, Old Prussian, Gaulish, etc.
A small Gaulish village, still holding out against the Romans?
September 24, 2026 at 7:22 PM
A small Gaulish village, still holding out against the Romans?
Paris archaeologists discovered a Gaulish stone and wood wall. BitMEX has ceased trading and urged users to withdraw funds. Opera Montana premiered the world first production of A River Runs Through It. An olive ridley sea turtle nested on a Southern California beach for the first time.
September 23, 2026 at 5:46 PM
Paris archaeologists discovered a Gaulish stone and wood wall. BitMEX has ceased trading and urged users to withdraw funds. Opera Montana premiered the world first production of A River Runs Through It. An olive ridley sea turtle nested on a Southern California beach for the first time.
Suella needs some history lessons. Especially about the Angles, Saxons, Friesian, Viking, Gaulish, and norman history of England... That's before you get to Roman, Pict and Irish invasions.
The British right has now descended to the point where 'the England team are not English' is becoming the consensus position
September 23, 2026 at 4:54 PM
Suella needs some history lessons. Especially about the Angles, Saxons, Friesian, Viking, Gaulish, and norman history of England... That's before you get to Roman, Pict and Irish invasions.
A Burned Iron Age Wall Under a Paris Hospital Could Be the Gaulish Lutetia Caesar Described www.labrujulaverde.com/en/2026/09/a...
A Burned Iron Age Wall Under a Paris Hospital Could Be the Gaulish Lutetia Caesar Described
Nobody expects to find a two-thousand-year-old fortification in the courtyards of a working hospital. But that is what archaeologists have uncovered at the Hôtel-Dieu, on the Île de la Cité, the islan...
www.labrujulaverde.com
September 23, 2026 at 2:38 PM
A Burned Iron Age Wall Under a Paris Hospital Could Be the Gaulish Lutetia Caesar Described www.labrujulaverde.com/en/2026/09/a...
A commission from a few years ago.
September 22, 2026 at 8:43 PM
A commission from a few years ago.
A reverent and melodic invocation to the Gaulish goddess Dana, a divine figure associated with fertility, bounty, and the natural world, here identified as the daughter of Daga (likely an earth or mother goddess). The short, repetitive lyric is structured as a prayer, asking for gifts and grace
September 22, 2026 at 1:14 PM
A reverent and melodic invocation to the Gaulish goddess Dana, a divine figure associated with fertility, bounty, and the natural world, here identified as the daughter of Daga (likely an earth or mother goddess). The short, repetitive lyric is structured as a prayer, asking for gifts and grace
A solemn, atmospheric piece based on a reconstructed Gaulish inscription, invoking the Celtic gods
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September 22, 2026 at 11:11 AM
A solemn, atmospheric piece based on a reconstructed Gaulish inscription, invoking the Celtic gods
Download royalty-free tracks at teramangala.com
Download royalty-free tracks at teramangala.com
A solemn, atmospheric piece based on a reconstructed Gaulish inscription, invoking the Celtic gods Lugus (the polymath god) and Brigindo (the exalted one, associated with craft and poetry). The brief text suggests a dedicatory formula, naming Lugus as the preparer of a building or sanctuary
September 22, 2026 at 9:08 AM
A solemn, atmospheric piece based on a reconstructed Gaulish inscription, invoking the Celtic gods Lugus (the polymath god) and Brigindo (the exalted one, associated with craft and poetry). The brief text suggests a dedicatory formula, naming Lugus as the preparer of a building or sanctuary
“Hercules, de kruikhandelaar...?”
Asterix and Obelix in a Gaulish Hut
Alt: Asterix & Obelix
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September 22, 2026 at 4:45 AM
“Hercules, de kruikhandelaar...?”
As a change from my Achaemenid- and Scythian-related ancient language posting, here's a Gaulish entry I created on Wiktionary around the time I first started editing:
The original name of the god Cernunnos
en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Reconst...
The original name of the god Cernunnos
en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Reconst...
Reconstruction:Gaulish/Karnonos - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
en.wiktionary.org
September 21, 2026 at 6:30 PM
As a change from my Achaemenid- and Scythian-related ancient language posting, here's a Gaulish entry I created on Wiktionary around the time I first started editing:
The original name of the god Cernunnos
en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Reconst...
The original name of the god Cernunnos
en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Reconst...
Mighty Russia—with an economy the size of the Benelux—has been getting slaughtered in Ukraine for four and a half years now. It reminds me of the Gaulish village of Asterix and Obelix, who defeated the Romans time and again thanks to their magic potion. In Ukraine, it is the power of freedom.
September 21, 2026 at 3:16 PM
Mighty Russia—with an economy the size of the Benelux—has been getting slaughtered in Ukraine for four and a half years now. It reminds me of the Gaulish village of Asterix and Obelix, who defeated the Romans time and again thanks to their magic potion. In Ukraine, it is the power of freedom.
a hair shirt?
September 20, 2026 at 5:24 AM
a hair shirt?
The Roman name for Rhône was Rhondanus, which is a masculine noun in Latin - so as Gaulish Latin evolved into Old French, it dropped the 'us' Latin suffix, leaving behind a silent 'e', but it stayed masculine. Danube followed the same path - Danubius in Latin which is masculine.
September 19, 2026 at 7:57 PM
The Roman name for Rhône was Rhondanus, which is a masculine noun in Latin - so as Gaulish Latin evolved into Old French, it dropped the 'us' Latin suffix, leaving behind a silent 'e', but it stayed masculine. Danube followed the same path - Danubius in Latin which is masculine.
I think I found a good meme to answer comments about Gaulish not having it's own writing system.
September 19, 2026 at 7:01 PM
I think I found a good meme to answer comments about Gaulish not having it's own writing system.