Very cool, must say your pronounciation is pretty much on point. I must point out though that you should check your hard L&g’s (eg. Double L in Arnarfell, vill and svell) and á. Other than that - great job!
Do you still have the actual original ancient songs that are still sung by Icelanders/Scandinavians, transmitted through generations? Or is it all reconstructed?
ǢREST!
FIRST!
Love this song.
Awesome! Cant count how many times i listened it.
Relatable, I’ve been listening to it everyday
love your work thanks and keep up
Thank you so much for the support!
My mother used to sing this to me as a kid but in swedish
Ka heit sangen på svænsk? Går det ann å finn han ein plass?
@@Wiggyam Sangen hedder Ridom Ridom på svénske
E mânn kan fénne den på TH-cam'n ow Spotify
@@Wiggyam
Dätte ér den beste versjonén på svénske:
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If you have ever been to this place the song is singing about you know what they mean by it being so scary
Amazing!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Another brilliant rendition Jack, keep it up mate!
Thank you for your support!
Ицик Ципер о том же поет.
"По хребту".
Very cool, must say your pronounciation is pretty much on point. I must point out though that you should check your hard L&g’s (eg. Double L in Arnarfell, vill and svell) and á. Other than that - great job!
Beautiful.❤️Takk
Do you still have the actual original ancient songs that are still sung by Icelanders/Scandinavians, transmitted through generations? Or is it all reconstructed?
Heyr himnasmiður is ancient and was written by one of the warriors before he rode out to battle in the civil war of iceland. Its original
Den Yttersta Nord.
Pov,your girlfriend exists.
Pov: She’s an elf queen with malignant intent.