+Tom Kiersey I'm norwegian, we had german at school and when a freind of mine had to read "fleugzeug" out loud he just yelled FLUGENZUG!! in as norwegian an accent he could manage.
Airport in English is a similar word to those you were talking about in German. A port for air? Surely, almost everywhere on the planet is a port for air.
+Kazza FDM He means "Shut up Nigga" or "put ur mouth together nigga" +LeNunan Well i am one of this "i forget a word.. i replace it with 5 other words"-Germans :D
+t0f0b0 Port to the air. However there are lots of those kinds of words. Crosswalk. Where you cross the street while walking. Railroad. A road made of rails. Basketball. Put ball in basket. Doorknob. The door's knob WAH HEY, FILTHY DOOR
You literally typed the identical post on their worms video but you swapped worms for trials. Please come on, be a bit more creative if you're gonna spam.
Yes, bergamot is part of the citrus family and actually there's a city that is the land of the bergamot in wich I was born and I still live in. It's in southern Brazil.
Want to know what happens to an accent after 200 years? Take a bunch of English convicts, dump them on a giant desert island and leave them to their own devices. Come back 200 years later and "G'day, mate!"
Santa is a Soviet Hardliner. Think about it: -Appeared in Western Culture primarily in the 30's and 40's -Lives in the Far North and most likely in Russian territory -Runs a Gulag -Has Red decor everywhere -Uses the labour of others to give primarily to the poor It's all there guys.
+Nixod Is that why USSR eradicated the mention of Santa Claus in their culture? Cos in the USSR fat old "Ded Moroz" brings you presents on New Year's and puts them under your evergreen decorated tree - basically in the USSR all of Santa's functions are performed without Santa. Do research.
MOAR trials! And Smiffy, It's just a stereotype that the People from the Caribbean are easy going (and not necessarily a negative one) but it was fictionalized or embellished at a minimum in American cinema because the area is thought to have easy access to cheap marijuana and the stereotype linked the accent with that.
FYI :) "airport" in german is not "Flughaus" (flyhouse) but "Flughafen", which is just "flyport" (so not that far away from "airport" :) ) And for lift there is a) "Fahrstuhl" (right example from smith) and means "drive chair", so a chair that "drives" you to the floor you want to go or b) "Aufzug" that is nearest to "lift" and comes from "auf = up" and "zug = pull/drag" ("zug" from "ziehen", not "Zug" like train), so "up dragger/puller" or kinda like that XP
Flight house? Haha naa mate we call it hangar.. But drive chair .. Elevator.. Its true. Lol. Ive never thoughed about it. If you just learn aka get used to the word and not splitt it up and look at it closer.. You actually miss it. Btw. KINDERGARTEN !!!!!!
My German teacher has an eierschalensollbruchstellenverursacher in the classroom that he uses to demonstrate the way the German language fuses words together to make new ones
+PacTheOne Yeah, we would most likely say Flughafen, which means fly harbor. Not even to mention the different dialects, beginning from north Germany down to Austria. :-D
There is more than one Jamaican accent. The stereotypical Kingston, Jamaica accent is only spoken in the coastal cities. The mountain towns have their own accents as well.
Well given what happens to darth maul in star wars the clone wars I don't think he'll be in the new movie also I think the force awakens is set 40 years after return of the Jedi which would be 60 years after the clone wars
Where I live the language situation is really weird because of the use of Scots. If someone speaks to me in Scots I instinctively reply in it and if someone speaks to me in English I instinctively reply in that. If you're a big group of people this sometimes means swapping between them constantly.
+Gamer Girl They want to show the whole track every time, and Trott's much more likely to win. It's also much easier for them to record from one perspective than to edit in three, so when they just want to chat and have easy editing afterwords, Trials is better for that.
This seems like a good time to ask: what is the accent / regional speech pattern that the Hats use that involves dropping articles. "Don't push me off bridge" instead of "don't push me off the bridge"?
+aethernaut1899 Might be Doncaster? I know almost nothing about English accents, but I think that's the same one they used in the animation Doncasterish.
Trials is actually the best series
+Nayrisian You use the reply function, but I dont think you know how it works.
+Nayrisian Hatfilms Trials literally belongs to Hatfilms (I used Literally in the right sentence)
Nayrisian dont take away all the fun!
+Nayrisian Good point! I shall correct it! :)
i love how the conversation about compound words uses "airport" as an example of how english doesnt do it as straightforwardly as german
Trials is my favourite series. The banter is the most consistently high quality. 10/10. Would Hat again.
I literally just watch the Trials videos for the podcast value. Their dialogue is hysterical :D
That track was incredible.
The Swedish word for airport is "flygplats". Which, in a literal sense, translates to "Fly place".
+Shadownet Spy It's the same in Norwegian, unsurprisingly. Although "lufthavn" (literally "air port") is also used, though far less commonly.
The German word for aeroplane is "fleugzeug" which literally means "flying thing"
+Shadownet Spy It`s "lennujaam" (flying station) in Estonian.
+Tom Kiersey but its "Flugzeug without the E.
+Tom Kiersey I'm norwegian, we had german at school and when a freind of mine had to read "fleugzeug" out loud he just yelled FLUGENZUG!! in as norwegian an accent he could manage.
I live in Yeovil!! Made me so happy when smith said he used to live there!!
What if Santa's elves are actually pleasure elves?
+Vaxivop but they don't need boys or girls
That explains why all my old Christmas presents smelt like ass.
+TheOdd101 no I think that might be ur parents... Sozzle mate
+Vaxivop That's french
The language in Magicka is not based on Finnish, it's a mix of Swedish, English, and a lot of pure jibberish.
+Viktor Åryd Actually thank you
+Viktor Åryd I believe there´s a bit of Icelandic in there too.
+Crownicsz it's pure swenglish/swinglish, yes we actually call it that
+Viktor Åryd Tack för att du försvarar vår ära
*Trott's raspy voice*
ACSHULLY
Trott talking about accents "they have that accent because they don't have another one" genius
Just admit guys that you are voice actors for Sims series!
Welcome to hat films, today we study language in our own special way, enjoy.
Airport in English is a similar word to those you were talking about in German. A port for air? Surely, almost everywhere on the planet is a port for air.
It's like a seaport it's a port where you board a craft that travels in the respective prefex of the port
+t0f0b0 German takes it to the next level. Sometimes it sounds like they forget the words for their own language and replaced it with 5 other words.
+Kazza FDM He means "Shut up Nigga" or "put ur mouth together nigga"
+LeNunan Well i am one of this "i forget a word.. i replace it with 5 other words"-Germans :D
+t0f0b0 Port to the air. However there are lots of those kinds of words. Crosswalk. Where you cross the street while walking. Railroad. A road made of rails. Basketball. Put ball in basket. Doorknob. The door's knob WAH HEY, FILTHY DOOR
+t0f0b0 I like the german word for Airplane, Flugzueg, or Fly train lol
Dragon is "lohikäärme" in Finnish. (lohi=salmon) (käärme=snake)
Finnish is a weird language...
"I didn't finish, but I enjoyed it all the same"
A story of Ross Hornby's love life
In Inuktitut, qangatasuukkuvik means "An enormous group of ones who habitually raise into the air", or airport.
I love how much these guys talk about somerset and Bristol
As a Linguistic Anthropology student, I can't describe how happy this episode made me.
We dont hate you, we want more trials! its the best series!!!! #VACTROTT
Could you convert my Mario Maker level into a Trials one, and then play it? My mum says it's great.
Sry
You literally typed the identical post on their worms video but you swapped worms for trials. Please come on, be a bit more creative if you're gonna spam.
ThatKomik Do you want to play my Mario Maker level? It's called "Bite Me".
#VACTROTT when? where? I will be there.
+Amelia Bull Hannah and Harry mentioned it in the advent today!!!
+Usurp Uganda I'm going to check that out now!
+uthemon where?!?
uthemon On the twitch stream?
Burgemont is actually a member of the mint family. It shares a few comments characteristics with mints such as a cool taste and square stem.
Smith at 4:45 is just pure gold!
Trials is one of my favourite things you put out! Could never hate you guys :P
Actually, Fallout 4 is actually 210 years in the future, not 207 THANK YOU
You forgot the "Actually/Thank you". :(
+Bro-Brah-Bruh Betterrr?
The accent discussion was literally like a lecture I had for linguistic anthropology 2 years ago
i love when you guys play trials fusion
Yes, bergamot is part of the citrus family and actually there's a city that is the land of the bergamot in wich I was born and I still live in. It's in southern Brazil.
Ross,
I love you guys for doing lots of trials xD
Want to know what happens to an accent after 200 years? Take a bunch of English convicts, dump them on a giant desert island and leave them to their own devices. Come back 200 years later and "G'day, mate!"
this is one of my favourite episodes. so many jokes aaaahmagad more more more
Santa is a Soviet Hardliner. Think about it:
-Appeared in Western Culture primarily in the 30's and 40's
-Lives in the Far North and most likely in Russian territory
-Runs a Gulag
-Has Red decor everywhere
-Uses the labour of others to give primarily to the poor
It's all there guys.
+Nixod What was he when he used primarily green decor?
+Owenzz A boffin
+Nixod Is that why USSR eradicated the mention of Santa Claus in their culture? Cos in the USSR fat old "Ded Moroz" brings you presents on New Year's and puts them under your evergreen decorated tree - basically in the USSR all of Santa's functions are performed without Santa.
Do research.
+Sasha Kubichka What a sense of humour you possess...
Sasha Kubichka Well, duh, of course they wiped him from the records, you can't just go around shouting out the names of your NKVD officers.
Nothing like realising you went to the same school as your favorite youtubers. Somerset Lads!
2 videos in 1 day. It must be Christmas!
Wait, is this some Trials I see? I LIKE TRIALS.
Someone please start an archive for the Flugehoussen language, THANK YOU.
I seriously hope the next video starts with Ross singing Ding Ding Dong
Germans have been using "Hangar" for about two hundred years. There is a "Luftschiffhalle", but that translates to "air ship hall".
I don't hate you doing Trials because: I LIKE TRIALS!
These tracks were legit.
Is it crazy that I actually enjoyed them just talking jibberish?
Great content guys
"flyhouse" is not german at all
airport in german is "flughafen" which literally translates to "flyport"
i dont really care what you guys play, as long as its together
I didn't even realize there was such a thing as a Yeovil accent, but then again, being from America, I probably never would have guessed that.
he comes back with spppppider legs 0:57
MOAR trials! And Smiffy, It's just a stereotype that the People from the Caribbean are easy going (and not necessarily a negative one) but it was fictionalized or embellished at a minimum in American cinema because the area is thought to have easy access to cheap marijuana and the stereotype linked the accent with that.
Watching the view count go up is really cool.
FYI :)
"airport" in german is not "Flughaus" (flyhouse) but "Flughafen", which is just "flyport" (so not that far away from "airport" :) )
And for lift there is
a) "Fahrstuhl" (right example from smith) and means "drive chair", so a chair that "drives" you to the floor you want to go
or b) "Aufzug" that is nearest to "lift" and comes from "auf = up" and "zug = pull/drag" ("zug" from "ziehen", not "Zug" like train), so "up dragger/puller" or kinda like that XP
+BlackWerwulf Smith with his german knowledge at it again! Never heard the word "Flughaus" and im german.
+BlackWerwulf
Actually "Flughafen" would be "flightport" not "flyport".
"Flyport" would be "fliegenhafen"
+BlackWerwulf ZUG ZUG SMOrc
+Lord Drago of Kronstadt Und jetzt noch einmal in richtigem Deutsch :D
But Ghouls are people who have survived the rads and such, perhaps they kept their accents? Or maybe went on to develop it?
Snape killed dumbledore
*Dobby
+Jamie B Snape killed Dobby or Dobby killed Dumbledore? Both would be pretty amazing actually so never mind.
+Jamie B wow, i cant believe you spoiled dobby killing dumbledore
+Sam Wharin Macduff kills Macbeth
Vader killed the Emperor
far from hate, Trials vids are my fav (after gtav freeroam)
because you talk about varied topics and not the game itself
This "Language" that they made is reminding me of Magicka way too easily.
Smith must get a real hard on spouting out all these facts
I love trials
the accent thing is so true because my dad is jamaican but always turns it off when not around family
#VACTROTT
Come back Smith, we miss you! -The entire population of Yeovil
you should release an entire episode in this language and a translated English transcript that way we have our own Hatter language
Man, I wish I was fluent in Scandinavian Simlish, it sounds like a lovely language!
From Boston. Crying about your Boston accent attempt trott.
Flight house? Haha naa mate we call it hangar.. But drive chair .. Elevator.. Its true. Lol. Ive never thoughed about it. If you just learn aka get used to the word and not splitt it up and look at it closer.. You actually miss it. Btw. KINDERGARTEN !!!!!!
+Rusty Shackleford haha. love it! sounds so primitive.. good list (-;
My German teacher has an eierschalensollbruchstellenverursacher in the classroom that he uses to demonstrate the way the German language fuses words together to make new ones
+PacTheOne Elevator = "Up Train" too. In german "Aufzug"
+Rusty Shackleford I think Gloves - 'Handschuhe' (Hand shoes) is fantastic. It's my favourite german word.
+PacTheOne Yeah, we would most likely say Flughafen, which means fly harbor. Not even to mention the different dialects, beginning from north Germany down to Austria. :-D
Yes Ross! Cha cha slide!
Well, some tribes in New Vegas had made their own languages, like the Sorrows and the Dead Horses.
Smith completeled a track :O
it's amazing to see how many people are still watching these in 2020
I like trials!!
So much content! AhhahhahhhhhHhhhHHhHhhHhhhahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhHhhHHhhhhHHHHHHHHHhh
As a community we should continue with this new language.
I volunteer to do this.
There is more than one Jamaican accent. The stereotypical Kingston, Jamaica accent is only spoken in the coastal cities. The mountain towns have their own accents as well.
Pissed off Germans inbound
The Bristol accent is basically just Urban Wurzle
for such a small country, england has so many different accents
+Deanassar Having hundreds of villages in almost complete isolation from each other over hundreds of years will do that, apparently.
Finland... mentioned... TORILLA TAVATAAAN!! OON JO SINNE MATKALLAAA!!!
George Michael's Ding Dong for official Hat Films anthem?!
I like trials!
Isn't trott supposed to be in the vac pack by now?
We could never what y'all do
best language ever! is there a dictionary or anything ?
Will the live stream album be in iTunes ???
smithy's getting smart
If Trott could get 160 I would be soooo happy
More trials
big up Yeovil
I still like trials!
Oh wow I live in yeovil too :O No somerset accents anymore, all polish.
As someone studying linguistics this was quite the tough listen
+Wilf Shaw
At least they didn't say that hangars are gas giants :D
I've always found it weird that a country half the size of my state in the u.s. has so many accents.
It sounds like they are speaking the language in the sims.
I think they lost the original audio for the last track.
Well given what happens to darth maul in star wars the clone wars I don't think he'll be in the new movie also I think the force awakens is set 40 years after return of the Jedi which would be 60 years after the clone wars
Today On Talking Trials With Trott: accents
burgalurr hågenschnitzl GIGGITY CRAGGLESNARK!
The made up language bit reminds me of the speech from the Sims games.
I just got a lesson in linguistic anthropology from hat films.
Where I live the language situation is really weird because of the use of Scots. If someone speaks to me in Scots I instinctively reply in it and if someone speaks to me in English I instinctively reply in that. If you're a big group of people this sometimes means swapping between them constantly.
+xEl Gringo Loco What about castillian? Spanglish? Whatever dialect they speak in any minor latino country?
Geborgle mimze ba kaboorgashaf!
why do we only ever see trots cam why cant you guys show the others view point
+Gamer Girl They want to show the whole track every time, and Trott's much more likely to win. It's also much easier for them to record from one perspective than to edit in three, so when they just want to chat and have easy editing afterwords, Trials is better for that.
oh ok thanks
I like trials
This seems like a good time to ask: what is the accent / regional speech pattern that the Hats use that involves dropping articles. "Don't push me off bridge" instead of "don't push me off the bridge"?
+aethernaut1899 just general northern English I think
+aethernaut1899 Yorkshire-ish. Northern English to be sure.
+aethernaut1899 Might be Doncaster? I know almost nothing about English accents, but I think that's the same one they used in the animation Doncasterish.