Hello!!! ❤ I can't believe there's another person studying comp.lit in Vienna on TH-cam. How amazing! I'd love to meet you. Love your aesthetic. On top op all of that, I'm actually learning Norwegian at the moment.
So fun to hear someone speak about dialects from the "outside". My impression here in Norway is that dialects carry the same historical stereotypes of being less educated, less worldly and travelled, but that these have become sort of weaker due to dialects being very prominent orally in the news, with politicians, with entertainment and so on, but of course not in the written language (aside from nynorsk). Fewer young people have a very prominant dialect, especially those who move to Oslo to study tend to "clean it out" of their speach, but I also know some people my own age who are very proud of it and continue to use it (they usually have family and parents with the same ideals)
Thank you for your comment that is really interesting ✨ I would say there are always stereotypes with languages but sometimes more or less intense and from everything I have read and heard there is quite a difference in how the dialects are perceived as a whole when you compare it to Austria. But I can only speak from the research I did and what professors have told me, I have never lived in Norway and experienced it myself. Maybe one day 😁 All the best!
Im also working as a library assistant at my uni library as well as volunteering as a stock assistant with a public library (based in UK) and i love how stimulating and enriching but also therapeutic the role of a librarian can be. That porridge you made looked amazingg as well! i love how much you can experiment with porridge, its a staple in so many diverging cultures for good reason haha. Thanks to the youtube algorithm for helping me stumble on ur channel , greeting from England ;)
Thank you, what a lovely comment! Yes, it does have something very soothing but it‘s not boring ✨ my exact thoughts, porridge can go in so many directions, I also like savory versions!
I recently visited Vienna and I loved it so much, one of my favorite cities I have ever been to. I’m from the United States, but I would live in such a beautiful country as Austria is. Nice channel!
That is so sad, in Austria it is similar but I try to use my dialect either way, maybe people will get used to it more and a new connotation emerges after some time. Thank you for your comment!
deeply obsessed with your channel !! i’m planning a trip to europe for the fall and i am going to go to vienna for the first time and i’m using your channel as inspiration on places to go and to get excited for my trip !!!!
@@jakearlowI like the Café Weimar for writing. It is a classical old Vienesse Café and outside the center so it's really authentic and not that crowded (as the Café Central for example. I pity the tourists for going there because they aren't know better). Of course it's on the more expensive side too but you can just take one drink and stay there for hours. Sometimes I did that in the evening when I really had to finish my paper lol. They even gave me free electricity for my laptop. Also many students like the Café Votiv next to the main university building. Also the Café Caspar. I don't like either of them that much because they to loud and crowded for me to study there. But for meeting people it's kinda cute. Sidenote, you have to know that every Café here in Vienna is on the more expensive side unfortunately. In particular this classical ones. Especially the cafe is expensive compared to other citys even though Vienna is so popular for its Café culture. I know its pretty weird. For other Cafés you can just go to the 7. and 8. District. This areas are nice to walk around there anyway. You can even take the Tram or the bus through this districts and have a nice city tour (which isn't that common). Also the Café 7Stern is there, it's pretty cute and they have some events even. Also you have to go on the roof at the university building called "NIG-Neues Institutgebäude" next to the main building. Just go on the 7. Level to the study space and outside you have the nicest view. Also the "Germanistik" library (german studies) in the main building is pretty nice and a little smaller. Just ask for it at the entrance. Hope I could help some people with my tips who are reading this. If you want to know more please ask me. I love to help ❤
Thank you for your channel, I'm enjoying your content and videos. I'm sure you're very busy with your studies, work internship, so I appreciate you taking the time to do TH-cam. I'm in the US, and we have several different accents/dialects here. You speak English better than me. Thanks.
this was a great vid, i know it must be tiring but you're living my dream college life. i'm kind of late but here in turkey there is some prejudice for any dialect that isn't the standardised istanbul dialect. they tend to be associated with being uneducated or unintelligent, tho it's usually used in humor and not anything serious.
Thank you for your comment :) It is similar in Austria, though I believe dialects are so interesting and underrated... I hope you can find your way into your own college experience! All the best to you
hello, your channel and you are soo lovely!! I would like to see more about your university. About the question you ask, I live in Turkey and we also have so many dialectic differences around the country!
Thank you so much! Turkish is such a cool language, I hear it often since there is a big Turkish population in Austria, but I don‘t understand it unfortunately. All the best!
I felt so lost too back then, take your time and don‘t pressure yourself, I am sure you will find the right thing ✨ I am glad my video came at the right moment and you enjoyed it 🥰
Hello! I am so happy that I’ve found your channel. My rec for citation is using a software, can be EndNote or Zotero. Ask your Uni, perhaps they pay any of those. You can use an extension for word, it helps you to cite in different styles and automatic generates the Reference list 😊
Thank you! I have tried Zotero but haven‘t had the time to get used to it but people keep telling me how helpful it is, maybe I need to give it a second go 😁
I studied comparative literature in Vienna years ago! So fun to look back. I was an exhange student from Sweden. I can understand Norwegian but not outside Oslo, the dialects can be very hard to understand. Some Swedes probably can understand. We have a lot of different dialects in Sweden too and it can be hard for some people to understand Skånska, which is the dialect in the south of Sweden, I don't have a problem but some have :)
How nice! Did you enjoy it? ✨ Yes, the dialects in Norway can be so hard, for me as a foreigner it can get very frustrating when I feel like I technically did learn the language but outside of Oslo I don‘t understand much 😄 but with practice it‘s fine, unfortunately I haven‘t had the opportunity to stay in Norway long enough. Swedish is also so lovely, it was a tough choice for me to choose between Norwegian and Swedish 😁
I'm Spanish and we Spaniards also have a huge variety of languages. In my region, in Valencia, we can speak Valencian but of course also Spanish as in all the country. But you can go to Galicia and they speak Galician which is close to portuguese and then in the Basque country which is another region they speak euskera which is a language that anyone knows it's origin, also in Catalonia they speak catalan which is similar to Valencian. And of course we have different accents when we speak Spanish , as in Catalonia, Canary islands or Andalusia. Loved the video! And I've also loved to read all the comments, this comment section is pretty international. Have you been to Spain btw? Best wishes from Spain!!
That‘s really interesting! I have only been to Barcelona once but really loved it and hope to see other places as well in the future. Do you have a favourite region?
I'm from Italy and here dialects are regarded as proper languages. Being form the north west, if I hear someone from the south speak one of their dialects I understand pretty much nothing
If you don't mind my asking how are you doing two bachelors (comp.lit. and Scandinavian st.) in conjunction with a masters? That seems extraordinary, unless I've misunderstood. I'm a first year doing a double major of lit and Greek in New Zealand. Your videos are so lovely to watch, you have created a very permeable little world here.
@@kydnmthws Sure, I might not have explained it properly. I finished my bachelor in comp. lit. otherwise I wouldn‘t be able to do a master. And with the skandi bachelor I started a lot later therefore it is still running :) thank you! All the best to New Zealand ✨
Linguistics is always dry, don't worry. Just write things you can prove / with a ton of references, and linguists will be happy as a cucumber (yes, I'm a linguist XD). I assure you that scholars almost tend to look more to references than the paper itself; they're curious to see if there's some text that you have read and they haven't.
Hi!! I love your videos they're so cozy and elegant :) would you recommend the Scandinavian studies BA at Wien uni? I've been thinking about it cause I've always wanted to learn Scandinavian languages but it seems like it might be more about linguistics rather than literature? I'm currently doing a BA in English and prefer literature studies over linguistics. I don't particularly care about dialects etc but I'd love to learn more about Scandinavian lit.
Thank you :) I can recommend it but the linguistic parts are hard and definitely not why I started it in the first place and there is no way around it^^ I am a literature girl as well! There is also a big part with old norse, where you learn about the viking age and a lot of interesting history context but you also have to translate old nordic texts which was a big challenge for me. I would say the studies are divided into three parts: linguistics, old norse and literature and they are equally important. The most wonderful thing about the department is the community, I made some live long friendships there, there are so many events like handcraft meet ups, a theater group, a newspaper, language breakfasts where you can practice your scandinavian language (and you really have the opportunity to get fluent), lots of feasts for any occasion and it feels like a little family but obviously you can‘t only study for the community and also have to enjoy the subject. Maybe check out the course offers and topics on u:find so you get a picture of what you would get yourself into ✨
@luise_marianne I did look into the course topics and some look really interesting while others don't but oh well :) Thanks for replying, this actually sounds really nice, especially about the community! Practicing Scandinavian languages with other students certainly sounds like fun. Old norse and history do seem like interesting topics so maybe in light of this linguistics isn't so bad... I'm going to keep thinking about it but overall this definitely made it sound quite fascinating!
Thank you! It‘s funny because I simply use my iphone SE (which has it’s limits but it works for now) and a small microphone the Rode SmartLav which I boight second hand. My editing program is microsoft cut, I just had it on my computer but I can‘t recommend it I just haven‘t had the time to get used to a new one. 🥰
Sry, but I almost get PTSD just from looking at a few scenes. Gosh, for me, being a student at that University was horrible. Absolutely no money for food or accommodations. Spending hours upon hours on the train or at the library or at work while studying mostly useless things... I wish you all the best though. You seem to have a much nicer time there and I'm glad that's the case.
I am sorry to hear that your experience was so negative. I haven‘t always had a good time at Uni either especially when I did my exchange semester in Scotland but I am really glad that things have shifted now for me. All the best!
Absolutely not, even if I am close to a deadline I wouldn‘t go there. It‘s part of the challenge to write it myself and be proud when I accomplish it ✨
Hello!!! ❤ I can't believe there's another person studying comp.lit in Vienna on TH-cam. How amazing! I'd love to meet you. Love your aesthetic. On top op all of that, I'm actually learning Norwegian at the moment.
How exciting! I am so glad you found my channel. I just saw your Vienna Meet up Announcement, I’ll get in touch if I can make time! ✨
So fun to hear someone speak about dialects from the "outside". My impression here in Norway is that dialects carry the same historical stereotypes of being less educated, less worldly and travelled, but that these have become sort of weaker due to dialects being very prominent orally in the news, with politicians, with entertainment and so on, but of course not in the written language (aside from nynorsk). Fewer young people have a very prominant dialect, especially those who move to Oslo to study tend to "clean it out" of their speach, but I also know some people my own age who are very proud of it and continue to use it (they usually have family and parents with the same ideals)
Thank you for your comment that is really interesting ✨ I would say there are always stereotypes with languages but sometimes more or less intense and from everything I have read and heard there is quite a difference in how the dialects are perceived as a whole when you compare it to Austria. But I can only speak from the research I did and what professors have told me, I have never lived in Norway and experienced it myself. Maybe one day 😁 All the best!
You live and study in one of the most beautiful cities in the world! The library is simply magnificent! Thanks for sharing.
Trust me the library is shit, super echoe and every single chair is super squeaky 😅
Im also working as a library assistant at my uni library as well as volunteering as a stock assistant with a public library (based in UK) and i love how stimulating and enriching but also therapeutic the role of a librarian can be. That porridge you made looked amazingg as well! i love how much you can experiment with porridge, its a staple in so many diverging cultures for good reason haha. Thanks to the youtube algorithm for helping me stumble on ur channel , greeting from England ;)
Thank you, what a lovely comment! Yes, it does have something very soothing but it‘s not boring ✨ my exact thoughts, porridge can go in so many directions, I also like savory versions!
I recently visited Vienna and I loved it so much, one of my favorite cities I have ever been to. I’m from the United States, but I would live in such a beautiful country as Austria is. Nice channel!
In Brazil, each region uses its own dialect, but some people criticize it a lot, thinking they are more “intelligent” because of it. Excellent video!
That is so sad, in Austria it is similar but I try to use my dialect either way, maybe people will get used to it more and a new connotation emerges after some time. Thank you for your comment!
@@luise_marianne Yes, me too! ❤️
I am glad I've found your channel!
Thank you! I am happy you like it 🥰
deeply obsessed with your channel !! i’m planning a trip to europe for the fall and i am going to go to vienna for the first time and i’m using your channel as inspiration on places to go and to get excited for my trip !!!!
That is so lovely to hear! Anything in particular you are interested in? The National Library is definitely a visit worth if you like libraries 🥰
@@luise_marianne definitely libraries and cafes in which to write !!!! i would LOVE to check out the national library !
@@jakearlowI like the Café Weimar for writing. It is a classical old Vienesse Café and outside the center so it's really authentic and not that crowded (as the Café Central for example. I pity the tourists for going there because they aren't know better). Of course it's on the more expensive side too but you can just take one drink and stay there for hours. Sometimes I did that in the evening when I really had to finish my paper lol. They even gave me free electricity for my laptop.
Also many students like the Café Votiv next to the main university building. Also the Café Caspar. I don't like either of them that much because they to loud and crowded for me to study there. But for meeting people it's kinda cute. Sidenote, you have to know that every Café here in Vienna is on the more expensive side unfortunately. In particular this classical ones. Especially the cafe is expensive compared to other citys even though Vienna is so popular for its Café culture. I know its pretty weird.
For other Cafés you can just go to the 7. and 8. District. This areas are nice to walk around there anyway. You can even take the Tram or the bus through this districts and have a nice city tour (which isn't that common). Also the Café 7Stern is there, it's pretty cute and they have some events even.
Also you have to go on the roof at the university building called "NIG-Neues Institutgebäude" next to the main building. Just go on the 7. Level to the study space and outside you have the nicest view.
Also the "Germanistik" library (german studies) in the main building is pretty nice and a little smaller. Just ask for it at the entrance.
Hope I could help some people with my tips who are reading this. If you want to know more please ask me. I love to help ❤
Hey, I'm from Brazil!!! This is the first vlog I'm watching and I'm loving it. 🇧🇷🇧🇷
Thank you so much! Glad you like it 🥰 Greetings to Brazil 😍
Thank you for your channel, I'm enjoying your content and videos. I'm sure you're very busy with your studies, work internship, so I appreciate you taking the time to do TH-cam. I'm in the US, and we have several different accents/dialects here. You speak English better than me. Thanks.
Thank you for your kind words 🥰🥳 all the best!
this was a great vid, i know it must be tiring but you're living my dream college life. i'm kind of late but here in turkey there is some prejudice for any dialect that isn't the standardised istanbul dialect. they tend to be associated with being uneducated or unintelligent, tho it's usually used in humor and not anything serious.
Thank you for your comment :) It is similar in Austria, though I believe dialects are so interesting and underrated... I hope you can find your way into your own college experience! All the best to you
so calming 😌
This was so peaceful and calming ❤❤❤❤ keep going 😊
Thank you so much ✨
hello, your channel and you are soo lovely!! I would like to see more about your university. About the question you ask, I live in Turkey and we also have so many dialectic differences around the country!
Thank you so much! Turkish is such a cool language, I hear it often since there is a big Turkish population in Austria, but I don‘t understand it unfortunately. All the best!
Wonderful channel and beautiful video 💗 New subscriber! I'm from Uruguay :)
Thank you so much 🥰 I love how international this community is, that‘s so awesome!
♥Hello! I am so happy that I’ve found your channel. First time here. Greetings from Brazil ♥
So great, thank‘s for being here ☺️🥳
I'm finishing high school and Still feel so lost and unlike my schoolmates i don't know what to pursue next
This came like a candlelight in my life ❤
I felt so lost too back then, take your time and don‘t pressure yourself, I am sure you will find the right thing ✨ I am glad my video came at the right moment and you enjoyed it 🥰
Hello! I am so happy that I’ve found your channel. My rec for citation is using a software, can be EndNote or Zotero. Ask your Uni, perhaps they pay any of those. You can use an extension for word, it helps you to cite in different styles and automatic generates the Reference list 😊
Thank you! I have tried Zotero but haven‘t had the time to get used to it but people keep telling me how helpful it is, maybe I need to give it a second go 😁
I studied comparative literature in Vienna years ago! So fun to look back. I was an exhange student from Sweden. I can understand Norwegian but not outside Oslo, the dialects can be very hard to understand. Some Swedes probably can understand. We have a lot of different dialects in Sweden too and it can be hard for some people to understand Skånska, which is the dialect in the south of Sweden, I don't have a problem but some have :)
How nice! Did you enjoy it? ✨
Yes, the dialects in Norway can be so hard, for me as a foreigner it can get very frustrating when I feel like I technically did learn the language but outside of Oslo I don‘t understand much 😄 but with practice it‘s fine, unfortunately I haven‘t had the opportunity to stay in Norway long enough. Swedish is also so lovely, it was a tough choice for me to choose between Norwegian and Swedish 😁
So beautiful I loved it ❤😊
Iam from egypt and yes dialects here have a bit of stigma -if you will- around them
im coming to vienna on exchange next year!! :)--- i love your jewelry btw
How exciting! Where are from?
Thank you 🥰
I'm Spanish and we Spaniards also have a huge variety of languages. In my region, in Valencia, we can speak Valencian but of course also Spanish as in all the country. But you can go to Galicia and they speak Galician which is close to portuguese and then in the Basque country which is another region they speak euskera which is a language that anyone knows it's origin, also in Catalonia they speak catalan which is similar to Valencian. And of course we have different accents when we speak Spanish , as in Catalonia, Canary islands or Andalusia. Loved the video! And I've also loved to read all the comments, this comment section is pretty international. Have you been to Spain btw? Best wishes from Spain!!
That‘s really interesting! I have only been to Barcelona once but really loved it and hope to see other places as well in the future. Do you have a favourite region?
I'm from Italy and here dialects are regarded as proper languages. Being form the north west, if I hear someone from the south speak one of their dialects I understand pretty much nothing
Do people also use their dialects in public areas or is it more common to use a standard variety so everyone can understand?
You're brilliant.
If you don't mind my asking how are you doing two bachelors (comp.lit. and Scandinavian st.) in conjunction with a masters? That seems extraordinary, unless I've misunderstood. I'm a first year doing a double major of lit and Greek in New Zealand. Your videos are so lovely to watch, you have created a very permeable little world here.
@@kydnmthws Sure, I might not have explained it properly. I finished my bachelor in comp. lit. otherwise I wouldn‘t be able to do a master. And with the skandi bachelor I started a lot later therefore it is still running :) thank you! All the best to New Zealand ✨
@@luise_marianne Ah ok! That makes more sense. Best ❤
I love it video 😍😍
Linguistics is always dry, don't worry. Just write things you can prove / with a ton of references, and linguists will be happy as a cucumber (yes, I'm a linguist XD). I assure you that scholars almost tend to look more to references than the paper itself; they're curious to see if there's some text that you have read and they haven't.
I love that approach 😂👌
My dream city.
Where are you from? Have you been to Vienna? :)
Hi!! I love your videos they're so cozy and elegant :) would you recommend the Scandinavian studies BA at Wien uni? I've been thinking about it cause I've always wanted to learn Scandinavian languages but it seems like it might be more about linguistics rather than literature? I'm currently doing a BA in English and prefer literature studies over linguistics. I don't particularly care about dialects etc but I'd love to learn more about Scandinavian lit.
Thank you :) I can recommend it but the linguistic parts are hard and definitely not why I started it in the first place and there is no way around it^^ I am a literature girl as well! There is also a big part with old norse, where you learn about the viking age and a lot of interesting history context but you also have to translate old nordic texts which was a big challenge for me. I would say the studies are divided into three parts: linguistics, old norse and literature and they are equally important. The most wonderful thing about the department is the community, I made some live long friendships there, there are so many events like handcraft meet ups, a theater group, a newspaper, language breakfasts where you can practice your scandinavian language (and you really have the opportunity to get fluent), lots of feasts for any occasion and it feels like a little family but obviously you can‘t only study for the community and also have to enjoy the subject. Maybe check out the course offers and topics on u:find so you get a picture of what you would get yourself into ✨
@luise_marianne I did look into the course topics and some look really interesting while others don't but oh well :) Thanks for replying, this actually sounds really nice, especially about the community! Practicing Scandinavian languages with other students certainly sounds like fun. Old norse and history do seem like interesting topics so maybe in light of this linguistics isn't so bad... I'm going to keep thinking about it but overall this definitely made it sound quite fascinating!
Hi hi lovely video! Can I ask which camera/microphone/ program to edit are you using? the quality is reaaaally good ❤😊
Thank you! It‘s funny because I simply use my iphone SE (which has it’s limits but it works for now) and a small microphone the Rode SmartLav which I boight second hand. My editing program is microsoft cut, I just had it on my computer but I can‘t recommend it I just haven‘t had the time to get used to a new one. 🥰
You're so delicate.
😊
u look so pretty
International students should be charged way more
Kan je dit verstaan? Is niet echt Duits, niet? Misschien ook een dialect? Veel succes met de studies!
I am afraid it‘s a bit too far away from my german dialect. I only grasp a few words. Where are you from? :)
@@luise_marianne It's not German but Dutch. I'm from Belgium
@@671021748 I thought so! How easy is it for you to understand German? Do you grasp a lot?
@@luise_marianne Well I learned German. But without training I think Flemish people understand Geman 90% if they talk slowly. It is very similar.
Sry, but I almost get PTSD just from looking at a few scenes. Gosh, for me, being a student at that University was horrible. Absolutely no money for food or accommodations. Spending hours upon hours on the train or at the library or at work while studying mostly useless things... I wish you all the best though. You seem to have a much nicer time there and I'm glad that's the case.
I am sorry to hear that your experience was so negative. I haven‘t always had a good time at Uni either especially when I did my exchange semester in Scotland but I am really glad that things have shifted now for me. All the best!
., I fell in love with you ❤.
Take help of chatgpt
I would rather write it myself and know it is my own accomplishment ✨
don't use AI to write your essays, ok?
Absolutely not, even if I am close to a deadline I wouldn‘t go there. It‘s part of the challenge to write it myself and be proud when I accomplish it ✨