Update: Since making this video, I’ve made some corrections to the Proto-Indo-European. The first is that I’ve decided that the first laryngeal (H1) should be a glottal stop, [Ɂ], rather than an [h]. The first line should therefore be not “Ḱi hesmi,“ but “Ḱi ɂesmi. Second, I learned that u-stems move their accents to the right in all cases other than nominative and accusative. This means that the third line, “Ḱi, Xártū per moí,“ should be “Ḱi, Xṛtū́ per moí.“ And the seventh line that in the video
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