Film set in ancient rome

>film set in ancient rome
>they're eating tomatoes

>british accents

>ancient Rome flick
>Caesar is wh*te

It's the only society since Rome that can be called great, makes sense their accents would be used.

>caesar is pronounced 'caesar' and not 'caesar'

>set in medieval England
>they're munching on corn

It was pronounced Kaiser actually.

>show set in weimar republic
>healthy progressive society

>film about nazis
>need anglo and slavic people to play the charming nazis

I think its because Germans look like autistic potato people

>It was pronounced Kaiser actually.

Blow it out your ass, kraut. You pillage their remains and now you feel qualified to revise history?

Retart

Look it up

> actors speak latin
>they use a mix of classical and italian pronunciation

>j-jusr lrk it up up up

the still pronounce everything wrong

Romans didn't use a soft C.

>anything set in ancient rome
>all soldiers are wearing Lorica segmentata

>medieval setting
>lit torches everywhere, even during the day

>ancient Rome
>they show the gladiators and not the more interesting forced interspecies exchange program

Latin went through three big periods. During the first the C had a hard k sound, then a soft C, then lastly the Ch sound which eventually evolved into Italian.

>da womans didn use a sof see

>has no idea about linguistics or etymology

tbf american accents would be worse

>film set in 1950's America
>white people treat black people like human beings

>anything set in ancient africa
>all soldiers aren't wearing lorica segmentata

Kae-saar you dipshit

It was pronounced Cheese-are-eh actually

If you are pronouncing Kaiser correctly and not American retard style that is exactly how it sounds Moran.

>Moran

ayy antony bring da gabagool

>He doesn't know about the pre-1400 trans-Atlantic trade between the new and old world via Vikings

AYY he wuz a made man. A consul of Rome eh?

WE WUZ EXPLORERZ N SHIET

>set in ancient rome
>romans are white

I'm sieging here! I'm sieging here!

Dummy. What made the word in libraries scripture, they're being printed in leatherbound tomes? This is the best we have.

I'm drunk..... their.

Thanks for joining us tonight, reddit

>Punic War play
>Non est me starts playing

Really?

British accent is the standard for any imperial or civilized despiction of a future or past nation.

It gives off more dignity in the screen for the average clappingburguer audience.

what should they use instead, dumbass?

Latin you retard

they would still have British accents when speaking Latin you absolute dullard.

Not if the actors were Romans

where are you going to get those?

in rome, duh

those people would speak with an accent that would be completely alien to that of ancient Romans.

Still closer than British accent

But the Romans considered Latin to be the shitty pleb language and Greek to be the sophisticated language.

Are you saying we need to go back in time?

how can you know that? are you from ancient rome? no? didn't think so nerd

>film is set in Medieval Scotland
>they’re wearing kilts which weren’t invented until the Industrial Revolution by an Englishman so Scottish factory workers would be comfortable

>watching a film
>expecting a documentary

What did they wear before?

It's what happens when half your country is russian rape babies.

the difference would be so extremely minor that it doesn't matter. both a modern British accent and a modern Italian accent would sound the exact same to an ancient Roman in the way that different Japanese dialects sound the same to westerners

Nothing. Scots were too stupid and drunk to invent clothes before the English showed them how.

>film set in japan
>no used schoolgirl panty vending machines

the way you've worded this is fairly disingenuous

I believe you

>legendarium purporting to be the lost mythology of britain
>characters refer to potatoes

Didn't happen bruh

>Caesar says veni, vidi, vici
>he pronounces it veh-nee, vih-dee, vih-chee
immersion completely ruined

They would see a difference between a British or an Italian accent when speaking Latin the same way a Japanese fellow would see the difference between a British and an Italian accent when speaking Japanese

>ppl still believe this
And it's fucking /lit/'s fault

>Film set in Sup Forums
>user don't cry himself to sleep every night

Really ruins my immersion

hwo do u prononce it

Trousers
Look it up. It’s one of Braveheart’s biggest mistakes.

>scene at night
>search party walk with torches held within their field of vision

It's unknown whether Julius Caesar actually said it but if he did, it would have sounded like weh-Nee, we-Dee, we-Key

vocaro it

It was actually pronounced "kee-sir"

>americans in charge of pronouncing latin
Fucking hell.

It's Keisar, you morons

>doesn’t even recognise meme spellings

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>guy makes a joke saying actors pronounce it "Caesar" and not "Caesar"
>the joke being it's spelled the exact same in the post
>retards go on a tangent about not being taken seriously on how it's really pronounced

imagine being this fucking autistic

You ruined a perfectly good joke.

>weni wini wiki

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Wrong.
It was "czar".

I'll hab yu now that I ounce plaed fall in nuouew vegus an is probounced KAISER u fkn brooblet

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cleab ur roob!111111

it's also completely fucking wrong

CAANH NIT START TO F88GYTNO0ES IS HAPY

>sleeping at nights

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chooga hc0a0fa waaaaa me wasaaaaa fite u bcus u ssayyyyyyyyyyyy wuyrd wong

yeah i dislike that too
but if i had to choose between: a british accent, le generic ambigious european accent a la LOTR, Skyrim etc
and an american accent
I'd pick british any day

Fuck the greeks

NIO PLESD I JST B HAOY POLS DNON UNLLY

Can’t sven understand what you are typing at least helper posts are legible

Who makes all these?

ay, what-a-ya doin, brute?