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Sep 19, 2026

David GillespieNARRATOR
108:50
All cities of the earth conquered by me as vassals to my camp send all their levied hosts.
David GillespieNARRATOR
108:58
And you, whose names within the Latian book recorded stand, strike for Epirus with the northern wind, and thence in Greece and Macedonian tracts, while winter gives us peace, new strength acquire for coming conflicts." They obey his words, and loose their ships and launch upon the main.
David GillespieNARRATOR
109:21
But Caesar's might, intolerant of peace or lengthy armistice, lest now, perchance, the Fates might change their edicts, swift pursued the footsteps of his foe.
David GillespieNARRATOR
109:35
To other men, so many cities taken at a blow, so many strongholds captured, might suffice.

19 MINS LATER

Josh KibbeNARRATOR
128:35
Next Persian Tarsus and high Taurus' groves are left deserted, and Acharisium's cave; and all Cilicia's ports, pirate no more, resound with preparation.
Josh KibbeNARRATOR
128:43
Nor the East refused the call, where furthest Ganges dares, alone of rivers, to discharge his stream against the sun opposing.
Josh KibbeNARRATOR
128:50
On this shore the Macedonian conqueror stayed his foot and found the world his victor.
Josh KibbeNARRATOR
128:55
Here, too, rolls Indus' torrent with Hydaspes joined, yet hardly feels it.
LucasHOST
0:01
Welcome back to Learn Macedonian with Vexingo.
LucasHOST
0:05
I am Lucas.
LunaHOST
0:06
And I am Luna.
LunaHOST
0:09
It is so good to be back with you.
LucasHOST
0:12
It really is.
LucasHOST
0:13
If Vexingo has been helping you make actual progress with your Macedonian lately, we are thrilled.
LunaHOST
0:20
We have come a long way, from greetings to shopping to even the gym, but today feels different.
LucasHOST
0:27
Yes, today is softer, quieter.
Greg GiordanoNARRATOR
31:41
But this counter-revolution was short-lived.
Greg GiordanoNARRATOR
31:44
The Macedonian division of the army, under Shevket Pasha, soon marched upon Constantinople, took the city without serious opposition, occupied the royal palace, Yitzik Kiosk, and made the sultan a prisoner.
Greg GiordanoNARRATOR
32:01
Abdul Hamid was formally deposed by decree of the Sheikh-ul-Islam, the religious head of the Muslims, and the action was confirmed by the parliament.
Greg GiordanoNARRATOR
32:12
A brother, who by Turkish law was the heir apparent, was chosen in his place.
LucasHOST
0:01
Welcome back to Learn Macedonian with Fexingo.
LucasHOST
0:05
I am Lucas, and this is episode 246.
LunaHOST
0:09
And I am Luna.
LucasHOST
4:55
Your workout is safe and successful.
LunaHOST
4:59
I feel so accomplished.
LunaHOST
5:01
Learning Macedonian is like a good workout.
LucasHOST
5:04
It builds strength.
LucasHOST
5:06
Repetition makes it stronger.
TriciaGNARRATOR
60:53
And his importance for us lies not in the political speculations by which he sought to prove that monarchy is the best form of government, but in his attempt to substitute a new theory of universal history for that which prevailed in the Middle Ages.
TriciaGNARRATOR
61:06
He rejected the popular conception of a golden age and a subsequent degeneration of mankind, and he refuted the view generally current among medieval theologians and based on the prophecies of Daniel, which divided the course of history into four periods corresponding to the Babylonian, Persian, Macedonian, and Roman monarchies, the last of which was to endure till the Day of Judgment.
TriciaGNARRATOR
61:29
Bodin suggests a division into three great periods, the first of about two thousand years in which the southeastern peoples were predominant; the second of the same duration, in which those whom he calls the middle, Mediterranean, peoples came to the front; the third, in which the northern nations who overthrew Rome became the leaders in civilization.
TriciaGNARRATOR
61:49
Each period is stamped by the psychological character of the three racial groups.
LucasHOST
0:01
Welcome back to Learn Macedonian with Vexingo.
LucasHOST
0:05
I'm Lucas.
LunaHOST
0:06
And I'm Luna.
LunaHOST
0:29
Movies.
LucasHOST
0:30
Exactly, the cinema.
LucasHOST
0:33
In Macedonian, it is called кино.
LunaHOST
0:39
I love movies.
LunaHOST
0:40
Let's learn how to go there.
Rebecca MitchellHOST
17:58
And so there's no single feature that makes an Indo-European language instantly recognisable.
Rebecca MitchellHOST
18:04
I mean, Macedonian doesn't look like Marathi.
Rebecca MitchellHOST
18:06
Pashto doesn't look like Polish.
Rebecca MitchellHOST
18:08
and Nepali certainly doesn't look like Norwegian.
LucasHOST
0:01
Hey everyone, welcome back to another episode of Learn Macedonian with Vexingo.
LunaHOST
0:07
Hi, I am so ready for this one.
LunaHOST
0:10
Last time we were buying museum tickets, and now?

5 MINS LATER

LunaHOST
5:16
Let us go.
LucasHOST
5:18
You are doing great, Luna.
LucasHOST
5:20
Your Macedonian is flowing naturally.
LunaHOST
5:23
Thanks, Lucas.
LunaHOST
5:24
It is fun to put these pieces together in a scene.
Riste SimnjanovskiHOST
5:04
And I'm horrible.
Riste SimnjanovskiHOST
5:06
These folks will learn this, right? A guy named Riste Semyanovski, right? Who lives in Southern California, who has this like surfer bro accent, right? Whose parents are Macedonian, who immigrated here, still screws up languages on a regular basis.
Riste SimnjanovskiHOST
5:21
So the first person that you want to get to know from Amsterdam, her name is spelled T-O-E-S-J-A, and then middle, a kind of, break is D-E and then another space and then V-R-I-E-S.
Riste SimnjanovskiHOST
5:36
Now, if I was looking at that name, I would say Toyesha Davides, but I don't think that's how you pronounce it in Amsterdam.
LucasHOST
0:01
Welcome back to Learn Macedonian with Vexingo.
LucasHOST
0:05
I am Lucas.
LunaHOST
0:06
And I am Luna.

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