How to converse in Old English - Lesson 2

In Lesson Two of How to Converse in Old English, we continue the story of Eadgar and Ælfflæd while introducing one of the most distinctive features of the Old English language: the dual pronouns wit ("we two") and ġit ("you two"), alongside their plural counterparts wē and ġē. Through a series of simple, practical conversations, viewers will learn how Anglo-Saxons referred to two people as distinct from larger groups, while further developing their vocabulary, pronunciation, and understanding of authentic Early West Saxon speech.