Yes! Yes! I definitely believe in premarital sex with beautiful Icelandic princesses who skillfully know how to seduce men in the most casual and quaint manner possible.
@oraetlabora1922Күн бұрын
Does she know their esoteric significance?
@absolutetuberКүн бұрын
I’m from the heart of farmland in Idaho. Farming is my life and part of my heritage. If I saw some random person on the other side of the world (or anywhere really) rocking a farming tattoo or Idaho tattoo id be like “hell yeah!!”
@Jon-x4fКүн бұрын
I must go to Iceland one day❤ 🏴
@oraetlabora1922Күн бұрын
There is no correct way to pronounce the names, only different ways.
@xavierpena19963 күн бұрын
10:09 pretty sure the Rho is backwards..
@pierrenotelid82334 күн бұрын
I only think that you are testing peoples history nowledges outside of Scandinavia countries , or are you giving them false history for something YOU think is true.
@pierrenotelid82334 күн бұрын
I as a Scandinavian and Nordic familyman, is really insolted that this symbol should have Anything to do with "Viking" history. This symbol, is only created by a icelandic author from the 1840's and is NOT from the Scandinavian viking history, no proof whats of ever, not in scripts, on runstones or anywhere, not even mentioned.
@vadimkochergin64845 күн бұрын
There is a very interesting topic about relationship ,sex , first dating and quickie !
@cg410065 күн бұрын
U cute
@janischofield16545 күн бұрын
Eg er ad laera islensku
@user-cg7dg7uv8f5 күн бұрын
Don't believe what you see in movies, honey
@jamescandelaria48406 күн бұрын
I should have visited Iceland long ago! I love this low pressure culture. In the US there is a constant awareness to succeed, to perform and to excel in social status. This is very often related to who you would be able to date and marry. There is always pressure to reach what we call "the American Dream" to the point where it can make you feel inadequate to underachieve and can lead to social out casting. It can be very stressful to live in the US as an American which is very likely why we see the social problems that we do.
@agustagustsson81417 күн бұрын
I'm from Iceland😊
@Alexfreeman757 күн бұрын
I'm gonna make some reservation hotels.Everything and looks like that.I'm gonna take a vacation iceland.
@Hellfurian19728 күн бұрын
I will be visiting soon to consider moving to Iceland.
@carloscolon1989 күн бұрын
Seriously Girl; Girls in the USA do that too … there called Sluts 🤡
@tkcastle32439 күн бұрын
I'm Hispanic with Norse tattoos. Everyone thinks I'm racist. I've also had people be offended on my behalf for people not of my culture wearing or using anything related to art, clothing, etc. I tell them why are you offended when I'm not. Specially the Japanese that are into Mexican culture more poor to them
@dennismudd254110 күн бұрын
I hear ya. I kind of see Viking mentality as a opposer to suppressors. Back then it was Roman’s. Now it’s our American government lol
@bdub400610 күн бұрын
are you single? so beautiful!!!
@theragner12011 күн бұрын
I love your shirt!! I would love to learn. My name is Anthony Conner and thank you!
@Jessicab-u7c15 күн бұрын
Thanks for giving the meaning of the symbols. Great video!
@Cinaedfireborn15 күн бұрын
I came hear looking for how to pronounce Jormungrand... you mispronounced pronunciation, you said "pronuciacin" that's funny XP
@raven146216 күн бұрын
She's Beautiful
@janischofield165416 күн бұрын
Eg er ad laera islensku
@IamwhiteBritisheuropeanhumanfo16 күн бұрын
Fingers crossed I have manifested to live in iceland europe forever.
@donnalund77017 күн бұрын
I love her laugh😅
@Emanuel-hd2lk18 күн бұрын
literally not viking symbols
@TheRealMalikhi18 күн бұрын
Gods she's so cute when she's be disrespec.... funny..... lol, jokes aside, I get the urge to correct. As an American I know we say most of the words incorrectly, it's so hard for us to learn the proper pronunciations. That said, thank you so much for teaching us, and it's even easier to learn from someone so cute. That's irrelevant. You're cute, I said it, hahahahaha
@thatonegirl100718 күн бұрын
I think things like this are fine as long as they fall under appreciation, which is not some crazy strict guideline. I think when using things from other cultures, especially ones that may be more sensitive, as long you understand the meaning, don't try to use it for something harmful, etc its fine. Like you got to be ignorant or just know and not care to do it in a way that will cause problems. Cultural appropriation is a real thing but I think people throw the term around too much and slap it on people who appreciate the culture rather just doing profit or using hate or what not. Like most people aren't gonna do something like get an Imperial Japan rising sun flag next to a I love Korea tattoo if you get what I am saying.
@jpro660118 күн бұрын
Icelandic have some similarities with old Swedish (and Norwegian)
@gertkristensen645119 күн бұрын
I think you are from Flugger or sadolin .
@janischofield165420 күн бұрын
I decided to learn Icelandic 2 years ago and it’s such a fun and interesting experience
@Ryan_Dye-r20 күн бұрын
How do Icelandic pronunciations of these Old Norse words compare to the Norwegian / Swedish / Danish pronunciations?
@louierivera751220 күн бұрын
IN AMERICA IF YOU HAVE SEX BEFORE MARRIAGE YOUR CONSIDERED “EASY”…IF TWO OR MORE GUYS HAVE BEEN WITH THE SAME GIRL, SHES CONSIDERED A SKANK! WHICH IS A TERRIBLE REPUTATION!…..MOST IMPORTANTLY DON’T TAKE WHAT YOU’VE SEEN IN MOVIES AS FACTUAL!……100% OF MEN IN USA PREFER TO MARRY VIRGIN WOMEN NOT THOSE WHO ARE EASY OR USED
@cheebadigga409222 күн бұрын
wow as a German these actually aren't that hard to pronounce if you're part of those that are able to roll their Rs hard lol thank you
@PeerSahib-t5r23 күн бұрын
Icland very beutiful look
@PeerSahib-t5r23 күн бұрын
IAM rasedance Pakistan layyah
@PeerSahib-t5r23 күн бұрын
Ples your name ples your cty.
@PeerSahib-t5r23 күн бұрын
Ples IAM going to ice land naxt month ples iwill marre
@PeerSahib-t5r23 күн бұрын
Ples very beutiful Iceland contry
@scottpope51423 күн бұрын
Hrafna might appreciate a wealthy American man who will buy her expensive jewelry and roses.
@airborneranger-ret23 күн бұрын
Masters program .... in what?
@fluffykitties902026 күн бұрын
please do more research instead of selling garbage.
@rbx_ab3army27 күн бұрын
its funny that vegvisir is actually more related to Christianity than the vikings because its around 19th century and vikings much earlier
@dennismudd254127 күн бұрын
1st.. their wasnt a America when the vikings were around. 2nd Norwegian vikings arent the only vikings.. they were part of Germanic tribes from Scandinavia. Im american but ive traced my ancestors to those areas. Germanic pagans a people who opposed forced religious oppression from the romans. Some forced north. Vikings were a germanic tribe..
@jonathangauthier354927 күн бұрын
I'm Canadian. I have ancestors from France, the UK and the Netherlands. There's no doubt in my mind that I have Scandinavian ancestors given the proximity and recorded history of the Viking and Carolingian eras. I have a twisted, dead tree with its roots weaving through rocks on my upper-right chest. I have a passion for researching my personal genealogy, and learning about tumultuous lives of our world's shared ancestors. I am obsessed with dead trees (always have), the gnarlier the better. The history they have seen. I always find myself wondering what tales these trees could tell. Their hollow and rotten limbs are a great habitat for animals, while the fungi that grow on and around them are often delicious! Equal part home and pantry for flora AND fauna. I also love the story of the Yggdrasil, Ođin's sacrifice to himself, Ratatoskr ferrying insults between the eagle and Niđhöggr, the Norns spinning the tapestry of humanity, etc. My tattoo represents the axis mundi, as well as the supernatural wonderment and tales of old. Of the decadent nature of NATURE and how it recycles everything. Of a trees sheltering, nurturing, and bewildering abilities paired with its timeless beauty. My tattoo is a symbol of how we cling to bedrock of our own beliefs for safety, even as we twirl and spin out of control in the vast emptiness of space. I just thought y'all would like to know, since I often get the question but I clearly am incapable of expressing everything I think into a concise sentence of people with short attention spans.