Words of the Week: Verbs with Non-Accusative Objects (Patreon)

This week the Old Norse lesson that I'm making available to Patreon early is no. 22, on verbs with directs objects that aren't in the accusative case. 

Patreon is now a long way far ahead in the Old Norse language lessons, and the audience for these videos is diminishing with each one that goes up, so I'm going to take a break from filming and posting them for a while. That ought to allow whoever wants to follow along a chance to catch up, and gives me more time to work on other deadlines and provide the large amount of other Patreon exclusives coming in the next two months (a lot of great Crowdcasts, and the Christmas cards, for example).

Publicly-posted videos since my last vocabulary post have included the public debut of our Crowdcast where Matthew T. Mossbrucker answered your dinosaur questions, a skeptical look at the very widespread internet meme that claims Santa Claus is based on Odin, and a quick guide to some of the major stylistic (or almost "font") differences between runes in the Viking Age, like long-branch vs. short-twig styles. 

We still have virtual seats in our Crowdcast with the Narrative Director of Assassin's Creed Valhalla, so sign up if you can make it!

All the best for now, and thank you for another month of your incredible generosity,

Jackson Crawford