Відео

I totally agree, I fell in love with both of them😍

That’s so gooodddd it’s like a kingdom of ice-olation but better

It does, but finland is just not the same language group as others, finland belongs to the same language group as Proto-finnic, finno-ugric, hungarian, estonian, veps, sami, ingrian, livonian, mari ect..

@@lilian1960 Yeah that's why I said that

@@fabienvdp545 But trust me, It does belong there very well since its a nordic country

But....but....I love how they roll the R's and how they sound the L's and Y's 😞 Finnish is so ASMR-y

My ranking is more or less the other way around😅: 1. Danish ❤❤ 2. Swedish ❤ 3. Finnish 🤗 4. Norwegian 😒 5. Icelandic😒 By far out of all the Elsas, Maria is always my favorite one 🥰🥰!!!

I'd love to include Faroese but I believe they don't dub Disney movies over there :( it's a shame, Faroese is such a beautiful language

What do you mean by that?

@@lilian1960 All of the languages spoken in Norse countries except for Finnish belong to the same family (Nordic). Finnish instead belongs to the Uralic family, so it sounds much different than the rest

@@angrygrouse4989 Yea I know, but finland still belongs to nordic countries, there is no nordic language but countries YES

The written languages are pretty easy to read if you are either Swedish, Danish or Norwegian. If people speak clearly and slow we can understand each other quite well.

As a finnish speaker, I can only understand swedish a little bit, because we have to learn it in school, but I would say that if I never learned swedish I would not understand anything, I would only understand relative languages like estonian, karelian, ingrian and maybe a little bit sami.

Me: Happy beacause im from Denmark.😀

I can teach you if you want

It isn't useless, we can go to better schools in Denmark

@Latam 'Nan yeah, Norwegian are the vikings that found Iceland but Danes ruled over Iceland for a loooong time... Okay! I'd love to teach you and to learn Spanish😂 I can only say hola amigo como estas😂

@Latam 'Nan yeah! I have an instagram, it's bibihulda

@Latam 'Nan okay!

Bificalera 1 it's forgoted?

Replace Swedish with Finnish. Then replace Norwegian with Danish. Then replace Norwegian with Icelandic.

I turn away and slam the door

Ertu Íslendingur?

French Military Man right😂 I was laughing the whole time

And I’d say Serbian is the non-Scandinavian language that gets the closest with this.

Hahha ég er eina sem likeaði😂

Finnish is not a Scandinavian, Germanic or even Indo-European language, but still I would call it Nordic. Finland is a Nordic country.

but it's a nordic country, geocraphycally

Finland is nordic

And nordic is not a language group

Not more similar to english than danish and norweegian.. cause these three have about 90-95% same vocabulary.

The simple answer is: You did watch that movie in your national language, and now you do "understand" it because you're matching your native language words into the language songs. More complicated answer, you do speak English, and German, and you do understand one word or 2 words from one language then another one or 2 from the next one... and you do put it in the logical whole. Incredible answer - You're Viking reincarnated.... I'm only Iceland girl, so what can I know about Vikings... ;P

I speak dutch annd english but hum...I just try to match the words with those two languages

I think the 2nd, "more complicated", answer explains the most. You see&hear "thett er nog" while reading "that's enough" just once and you immediately have three Icelandic words you'll never forget. Daughter/dottir/Tochter become the same word after one or two exposures. Once your brain learns how to do "Germanic Mode" all the languages look the same: d=t=th; p=b, g=k, etc. After awhile you look at "Mein haus ist alt" and you swear it's actually an English sentence and argue with those who say it's German. Lol, but so, so true.

Finnish isn't quite a Scandinavian language.. it's not even Indo-Europeian... But I like Finns as Scandinavians !

I agree and thats sad tho 'cause I m finnish

@@aldamagnusdottir9645 Finland isn't part of scandinavia though but Finland is nordic :>

@@viljam2481 Finland is actually a very rare language since the language is like you say the words they way you write them, example, like when you say Moi (it means hi) you don't say mua ir anything cause its not french, you just say it the way it written.

Finnish is in a separate language group from the others, so I can see your keyboard theory;-) Icelandic, however, is VERY similar to Old English. Look at 3:17 ... the Icelandic and English are almost identical. If you make a sentence in English using no borrowed words, that sentence will look very similar in all the Germanic languages: Icelandic, Dutch, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Faroese, Frisian, Platt, etc.

Icelandic is actually almost the same as old Nordic, the root of Danish, Swedish and Norwegian. They have a couple letters that denominates specific pronunciation, like the ð, denominating the equivalent of 'th' in ''ether', but Danish has the same sound, just... you cannot tell from the spelling because we call it a soft d, use a regular d in the spelling and then it's just good luck on figuring out if it's a soft or hard d. XDD ...That explanation got too long, sorry.

+Александр Иванов Not technically nordic.

+Ediable Faroe Islands are actually part of Nordic countries, but not Scandinavian.

***** Well, fuck me you're right.

+Александр Иванов Honestly, The Faroe Islands are just as Nordic as the other five. They just don't dub disney movies :( If they did I would be overjoyed. Their language is really interesting.

By language Faroe is more Scandinavian then Finland ! I'm from Iceland.