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- čas přidán 3. 05. 2015
- What's an Icelandic word that even Icelanders have difficulty pronouncing?
The hardest thing for me to say is the longest Icelandic word: Vaðlaheiðarvegavinnuverkfærageymsluskúraútidyralyklakippuhringur
(English: A keychain ring for the outdoor key of road workers shed in a moor called Vaðlaheiði)
Can you pronounce it better than me?
Best regards,
Guðmundur from the West
Brilliant!
Google Translator tells me it's a "Metropolis road construction Tools Geymsluskúr Front door key ring Ring". Well, maybe we should also have a Human Google Translator.
So the obvious question that I'm surprised no one else has asked: Does the key ring of every tool shed associated with a road in Icelend get its own word, or is the shed by the road to Vaðlaheiði special for some reason?
Could the record be broken, for instance, if someone built and then locked a tool shed along Helgafellssveitarvegur?
that's not a word, that is a sentence, Jesus man
No i promise you that it is a word not a sentence
I mean it translates to a sentence,it's a compound word,other languages like German have them too that's why the end up with big words
Det kändes som att han läste upp hela alfabetet med en dansk twist haha. Coolt!
Some words I can’t pronounce in other languages.
Icelandic words ( which I can’t pronounce)
Punjabi names ( I can’t pronounce, so I say to them, I can’t pronounce anything in their language)
Japanese words ( which I can’t learn, because their alphabet is so different then the English alphabet)
German words ( which I fail at )
French language courses ( in which every student in my old school received a F-, including myself)
Spanish ( which I can’t learn that language)
Hebrew ( on which a rabbi said to me, it’s not very hard to learn that language, you just gotta learn the language)
Amazing. Icelandic is the coolest language known to humanity. How do you pronounce Icelandic in Icelandic?
It's spelled íslensku so it's pronounced like "ees-len-sku" the last letter is different depending on the gender so it can be íslensku, íslenska íslenskar, íslenski, etc
Íslenska
@@TheMrawesomesauce95 Actually, if you listen very carefully there is a slight 't' sound between the s and the l which is not written. So it sounds a bit like 'eest-len-ska'
Íslenska
Did someone forget the finger spaces
I can't be the only one who came here because of the Webtoon "Unlucky is as Lucky Does", right..?
Awesome
Huh, Google spells it differently. I'm confused.
My name is gudmundur
My mothers father's name was gudmundur
Of course, this is just a synthetic word, and of course we Icelanders can make it, although it is much further, the only thing that is required of us is the composition of the composition, and can continue indefinitely..... Vaðlaheiðarvegavinnuverkfærageymsluskúraútidyralyklakippuhringurinnmeðlyklitilað
opnaskúrinnsvokarlarnirfáieitthvaðaðborðaíhádeginu.
How do you freaking say that
Like he did
Oh we have much longer words in german :)
Love Icelandic tho!❤️
Ruby Abc
No you do not.
K Five rindfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsaufgabenübertragungsgesetz, yes we have you ignorant
@@kbpl369 Donaudampsshifffarhrtkapitänsmütze :)
@@julianpelagatti8650 but that word isn’t even as long as the one in the video. Wtf
@@SimplyLogos Dude are you able to count numbers?
Im from iceland
spennó
kúlað
Hommalegt
Berglind Svavars that’s nice
....
try eyjafjallajökull
I'm from the UK and I know how to pronounce that because of my exams on volcanoes.
That's easy, compared to this or welsh town
A-ya-fiat-ya-yo-kool. And it’s the UK pronoun citation of Fiat. Fee Yat
... I don't know how to say stinky in Icelandic, please help 😅