What are the words said at 15:00, 20:31 and28:12 in this video?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1cY0XAicJg
15:00 (tedaums) were sung?
What is the word sounding like tedaum?
20:31 the courtiers of Verssailes loved Franklin because he was (assued?) like they were ....
What is the word sounding like "assued"?
28:12 .... who was the court (ominer?)
What is ominer?
Thanks a lot.
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Answers · 4
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15:00 is te deum https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Te_Deum which is Latin.
28:12 is Almoner https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Almoner
For the other I have no idea.. doesn't sound like any word I've ever heard before, it's likely a specialized term I get the impression from the context that they're referring to an attribute of Mr. Franklin, like his class, background, or personality. Maybe someone else can chime in. And Almoner and Te Deum are already pretty uncommon things to hear. This video would be a struggle if English is your second language.
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