❄❄ Inuit Tingles ❄❄ The Myth of the Mother of the Sea (female, soft spoken, Kalaallisut language)

[@grantl9561]

"In 2020 you will be able to fall asleep listening to an Inuk whisper traditional stories from their childhood, on demand, at the touch of a button, at anytime." This'll be hard to explain if we ever discover time travel.

[@craig5322]

I love this comment so much

[@DaxOrlom]

I feel as if the time Traveler understands time travel, and by comparison, this may be easier to explain, but not by much.

[@Valkonnen]

In 20 more years you'll put on glasses and she will be in the room with you. You will feel the heat of her breath and her presence through sensory equipment that you will wear on parts of the body.

[@TheLittleRussian2]

@@Valkonnen That's lewd.

[@scyllah4931]

@@Valkonnen people also thought we would have flying cars by now so idk lol

[@tonymilam206]

Arnaq, I want to first of all say "thank you" for your work. I am a former U.S. Marine with combat-related PTSD. I am also fighting pancreatic cancer. Your videos provide much more pain relief and relaxation than any medication can. Bless you. You radiate this aura of such a sweet gentle soul!❤

[@HelloThere-bj9rw]

Bless you sir and thank you for your service

[@tonymilam206]

@@HelloThere-bj9rw Thank you

[@hrdcpy]

VA, take note!

[@EuphoricDan]

LSD cured my PTSD. have you considered it?

[@jeffferris7138]

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[@Angels-3xist]

Sharing and experiencing cultures and keeping them alive in spaces they're rarely seen is a very valuable privilege we should try as often as possible to be a part of.

[@empirecrumbles615]

nice pfp

[@jensl5956]

I love the uvular stop and lateral fricative in this language, they give it a very distinct sound.

[@celticson]

I'm sure there's some scientific explanation for why it can be so relaxing to listen to someone speaking in a language you don't understand. But for now I'll just be glad that it is.

[@introvertedfox6826]

I think because you're not able to analyze any of it so your brain can shut off and just enjoy the sounds

[@B3_6]

It's a combo of the language and her voice I think, because even in English her voice is so soothing and relaxing... she's great at ASMR! :)

[@sirisaacclarke4964]

Check out Gentle Whispering ASMR if you haven't already, her Russian is total eargasm!

[@buttzkrieg3919]

@@sirisaacclarke4964 I love Maria's voice

[@sunnysea24]

I think the unfamiliar rhythm of the language is very appealing, the sounds are arranged in a totally different way, and some of them aren't even present in the listener's native language. Basically I think the fact that you can't predict the sounds as well makes them extra tingle when they happen.

[@NathanBiskop]

This is so nice! Finding Inuit/Inuktitut ASMR is like finding a rare gem!

[@loognaroblox1284]

That is Kalaallisut

[@zombiebrainstudios]

This language sounds completely alien. And I mean that in the best way possible. You could very well start an ASMR revolution if you keep at it. There is nothing like it out there right now. And it's so, so amazing! 😮

[@hrdcpy]

Really, I was thinking Japanese+Scandinavian languages

[@crown1346]

It’s randomly on my recommendations so yeah maybe she will start an asmr revolution

[@Matheux10]

For me it sounds like those ancient languages from Mayans, Incas, even ancient Egipt etc, people who had contact with the so called Annunakis, its a very interesting feeling .

[@jamieparkerquick2364]

To me it sounds a bit Finnish, mixed with that very unique back-of-the-mouth sound ...

[@NAZGULLAK]

@@hrdcpy more like Turkish

[@anabotero9427]

This language is so beautiful... I hope it continues to exist, forever and ever

[@thememe986]

Compared to other native American languages it has a good chance. Most native American languages are dying languages with a few thousand speakers at most. Inuit however has probably around 50 000 speakers worldwide, giving it a decent chance

[@سومگاي]

What the meme said. Also, Greenlandic is one of the few indigenous languages with state support, Denmark lets them do their own thing mostly

[@justarandompally]

There is a pretty big nationalistic movement/mindset building in Greenland atm, so chances of the language disappearing atleast within tge next short while is low

[@celtofcanaanesurix2245]

the meme not only that but Denmark is giving Greenland more and more independence as are the Canadians to the Nunavut, so they may end up being the most traditional and culturally preserved natives on the continent well into the next century...

[@spacewurm]

I love her hair and nose ring. She is really pretty.

[@MrHarryson1985]

10000%

[@buttzkrieg3919]

Yeah. Most women can't pull off the nose ring. But she does.

[@andrewhall7176]

Right? She's very attractive.

[@user-bw4ec4bm2t]

Finally a comment section without people saying simp lolo

[@listentocky1]

There's really pretty girls...then there are just those women that look like matriarchs like this one

[@chrisalvino812]

The sound quality is so good. This setup and her voice are giving me instant tingles. And on top of that being told a beautiful native story in their traditional language?! One of my favorite ASMR videos hands down

[@Beiez]

I‘d love a video in which she tells a bit about her origins, like how her people live or the history of how they did. Despite being quite romantasized where I come from, the only thing I know about Inuit is that they supposedly have a lot of words for snow

[@marcosduran1443]

i heard they live in igloos.. but i think they actually live mostly on reservations like most native tribes in the states..

[@sirisaacclarke4964]

@@marcosduran1443 dude, are fucking serious? We DO NOT live in igloos! We live in houses like any other fucking society. Geez...

[@سومگاي]

@@sirisaacclarke4964 I know y'all don't live in iglus, but don't y'all live in illut?

[@TheSaintArmando]

@@sirisaacclarke4964 you do not? What the actual frick, that blows my mind. You dont have pinguins as pets either that carry fish for the village?

[@GhostOfAMachine]

@@sirisaacclarke4964 where I come from, we live in a yurt

[@paztizzi2719]

Her voice and presence is unbelievably dreamy. I clicked so damn quick 😂

[@davidcallahan3099]

Such a powerful language. Spoken by a gentle woman. Beautiful even when you don't know the meaning of the words.

[@ursusminor8283]

Unglaublich, ich verstehe kein Wort und kann trotzdem nicht aufhören zuzuhören. Was auch immer du mit mir machst...mach weiter...du bist die beste Botschafterin deines Volkes

[@binkbonkbones3402]

She has such an elegant, gentle, and soft vibe, and is so ridiculously good at asmr, this is how all whispers should be, not too breathy, not too full and loud where it's basically just wierd talking, she's the perfect asmr voice!

[@linkfan160]

I can't understand what she's saying but it is such a beautiful language and SO soothing to listen to. There needs to be more Indigenous ASMR content. I hope someday there will be captions on this video so I can understand the story in full.

[@riddlerrl]

You guys should really do a spin-off channel for this content. It's really, really, really unique in the ASMR community and I think it would get more exposure as its own channel, it markets better that way. No matter how it's delivered, I'll continue to watch. Awesome!

[@TheRealQuestionIs11]

Your language is amazing! Thank you for the opportunity to hear it this way

[@32snowbound60]

These are my favorite... We gotta get her back and do more of this!!!

[@jackieparsons4847]

I would absolutely LOVE captions. Pretty please!! This is such a beautiful language and it would be an honor to understand the story.

[@AngelaMerkeltree]

I would love to hear this story in English or with Subtitles! Not as a replacement of the native language version, but in addition to.

[@wvnder]

skiskate100 this is about Sedna - there’s a Wikipedia page about her

[@ericpendleton5849]

I absolutely love this. The sound of your voice in your native language is beautiful. You have such a soothing voice.

[@blakese7en47]

The accent and language sounds very beautiful, totally comforting, my ears were all yours. Even without a clue of what you are telling us this does not distract my attention. With the enigma so comes enchantment. I loved this vid and the passion you show whilst telling the story. I will certainly be back for more as I felt so relaxed and at peace...thank you x

[@willparks3429]

I have been listening to you for 5 years to sleep on my playlist, thank you for coming back for more stories

[@SinisterSnuffles]

This is so beautiful. It's soft, soothing, your reaching right to the viewer and engaging with us. This is so captivating. Even though I don't understand the story as it is in another language from my own was very calmed by this video and story. Thank you for sharing your native language with us. It is a privilege to be able to listen to this. I love the soft lilt of your language and the way that what I am guessing to be vowels are formed.

[@Rudy1310]

Thanks for being back soon! Thanks Arnaq for sharing more of your sweet voice.

[@Chefysambal]

That 'LL' sound exists in the Welsh language as well. I didn't know there were any other languages with the same sound.

[@Jayderica]

Owen Hall Was just about to say this myself 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@Chefysambal]

Cymru gang! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@Fuckyourselfgoogle]

Icelandic too.

[@wythore]

In Portugal, it's very common for young kids to say that sound when they want to say Rs or Gs. It's a type of a speech sound disorder that is usually treated since a young age. For example, FC Porto and Portugal's midfielder Danilo can't say its Rs and pronounces as Gs (he says Pogto and Pogtugal for instance), and he said its because of that speech disorder that initially was the LL sound you're talking about, and it evolved into a "Sh" sound and then to a G, as he grew older.

[@laurahigson8192]

on the IPA it's the symbol found as a voiceless alveolar lateral fricative :) It looks like this: ɬ

[@rnfr]

I shared your video with my friend, who is much too far away right now, and she wrote this back to me. I thought I should pass it along. “Thank you, Arnaq, for whispering Abe to sleep last night with your gorgeous presence. You’re good medicine for him...”

[@kenhutton8377]

Such a beautiful soothing voice.Makes me feel at peace . Thank you.

[@SivSeran]

Thank you!!! She is so relaxed and so confident. Absolutely perfect!

[@sethuposwa9860]

The way you talk has me convinced that you have a pleasant singing voice.

[@aylazelanagrebiel3210]

I love this myth! I heard it as a child and loved, it’s one my grandmother told me.

[@nickborrrego]

Would love if she had her own dedicated channel

[@chris7brook]

I've never gotten " tingles" before this lovely woman !

[@johnmccloskey3660]

I can only describe listening to her as having found something long lost...even though I don't comprehend a word...

[@dreadedm7372]

Hope Arnaq is doing well! And I hope everyone’s having a nice 2024 so far ❤️

[@dkcorderoyximenez3382]

Although my mind does not understand, somehow my spirit does.......and......is grateful......

[@elihub123]

Donaldo Cordero Xímenez amazingly.. stupid .........comment

[@Tea_in_the_Sahara_with_you]

Donaldo Cordero Xímenez, beautiful comment.

[@yveltalsea]

elihub123 that's really rude, why can't you let people enjoy others work?

[@dkcorderoyximenez3382]

@@Tea_in_the_Sahara_with_you Thank you for your kind words....I have been a big fan of ASMR for years. I teach a course called "Spiritual Discovery" to my patients and their families who deal with a whole host of mental disabilities. I use meditation and ASMR to calm those who attend my sessions. ASMR is a regular part of my personal Spiritual practice and it has definitely enhanced my profession as a licensed mental health provider...... I was fascinated by this particular video for so many reasons but perhaps best, I could really feel something special happening inside me even though I couldn't understand her spoken language. I will show this video to my class at the hospital this week. I wonder how well it will be received....??? I bet everyone loves it....??? Warmest regards, Donaldo

[@herman592]

Dont do drugs

[@bevgearin]

She is amazing. I love listening to her beautiful voice tell a story. Reminds me of when my grandmother would tell stories so interesting but so very soothing. ❤️❤️

[@TheTsar1918]

Such a beautiful video. Thank you for sharing a piece of Inuit culture!

[@leosaab177]

This is the first time I've heard the Inuit language and it sounds very subtle and relaxing.

[@mrcinemajunky]

Be still my heart...3rd time Ive seen Arnaq and she is just so sweet and genuine. And beautiful....my goodness...so beautiful. Arnaq...your voice is heavenly. ❤💕

[@Keepitsimple565]

Just beautiful. I love and have studied languages. This is beautiful and relaxing. Love the way you tell the story and your expressiveness. Thank you!

[@СемёнСемёнов-ы1ь]

*Fresh as a northern sea-wind!* *Thank you so very much :3*

[@jonathanonfire]

Arnaq, you're a dream. ASMR and the world needs you.

[@jtg98uk]

Just as I'm about to go to bed this drops, Love it, thank you!!!

[@elliottwalker8464]

This is amazing. I've only ever heard snippets of any indigenous language, so the opportunity to experience the rhythms and sounds of your language is such a gift. Plus it is really relaxing :). Thank you for sharing it with us.

[@Chinaski83]

I’ve been listening to asmr for around 5 years or so and there are times lately when I can’t sleep from listening like I used to. Then I come across this. I love you 😂. Thank you for doing this.

[@kendiggs]

This is wonderful to see you back so soon! Thank you!

[@billbrasky8525]

This beautiful voice needs it's own channel.

[@calolson9572]

The language is absolutely beautiful!! Thank you so much!

[@yassies9640]

Wow this language is absolutely beautiful ❤️ I'm speechless

[@user-mg9hu1pi4x]

Oh my God, she's back! ❤

[@nancymariehansen2341]

This woman is absolutely amazing!

[@Peripatetic45]

Amaq - so much I would ask about you, your language and your culture. Much respect and wishing for many more videos in the future.

[@ajp1282]

I love "white noise" asmr videos. After reading the description, the lore of the story is kinda bittersweet. Her eyes convey the feelings of the story as she tells it. Very enjoyable.

[@borinken_foliage8003]

This is amazing!! Love the language, her voice and her passion. The lenght of the video is a bonus. 😁

[@rogeriusrex1]

Please more of these! Such a beautiful, soothing language. Thank you!

[@Springsinger1]

Thank you for posting. It is really relaxing and enjoyable to listen to you. Love your language!

[@rena2836]

I love this. Thank you for sharing your beautiful culture.

[@mysticmarlee]

Omg. This is amazing. Please dont ever stop creating content. ❤🙏

[@akatorniirmer3698]

oh hell yeah!, i wanted more ASMR from this beautiful woman and you made that happen, thank you. It is truly relaxing and she belongs in the ASMR community.

[@ErinGee]

Your style is amazing. KZbin doesn't mind watching as you learn lighting techniques, (I actually thought the lighting in your last video was so warm and beautiful?) Also some ASMRtists literally just setup a webcam in their bedroom and it rocks, the beauty comes from YOU and everyone is here for it!!!

[@hrdcpy]

Lighting is fine if you can just reduce exposure slightly.

[@mikecrafton]

The only Inuit woman I have ever seen and heard before is Annabella Piugattuk who played the leading lady, Kanaalaq, in the movie "The Snow Walker", absolutely the best motion picture I have ever seen, ever. The heart of this Inuit woman was the unwavering devotion of laying one's life down for a friend. There is no greater love.

[@woodman1701]

Michael Crafton I remember that movie (mostly because of the mosquitos).

[@missemarie5511]

Love that film!

[@mikeparnell178]

Really glad to see another video by you!

[@mikecrafton]

You are wonderful!! Your spoken language is wonderful and thank you so much for talking about yourself in English. Please do more videos, for sure!!

[@Rajalord27]

Thank you for making these videos the language of your people must be preserved, in all versions of the story the common factors are she's thrown Into the sea and loses her fingers, fascinating. Such commonality is seldom seen

[@jacquelinefatica1404]

Thank you!! Amazing language! Very fascinating.

[@woodman1701]

Instantly put my son to sleep with this. Gives us both tingles. Subscribed.

[@CollectorsFix]

Oh my goodness this was fantastic! What a beautiful language and beautiful voice. I've been immune for some time now, but this video game me major tingles. Thank you.

[@hellrazoromega]

I've heard a lot of languages in my day but this one has most, if not all of the beat for how soothing it sounds to me.

[@skeetsmcgrew3282]

Oh my lord even your English voice is gorgeous

[@garmit61]

I have to keep revisiting these tales. Your voice is amazingly soothing. It is no doubt, no surprise to you that I didn’t understand a word but the sounds are so similar to old Scandinavian , old Celtic and old Saxon languages it’s intriguing. Please bring us some new stories. I’m sure if you read the bus timetable it would sound entrancing.

[@Birnbaum81]

this is pure soft spoken ASMR bliss.. thank you!

[@ratiounkn3210]

Wow, i wasnt expecting another video like so soon. I was gonna just replay the other 2 found over and over. Thanks so much!

[@ryanlapere7224]

So naturally pretty, graceful, wise and well spoken with a very soothing voice. Thank you for existing 🙂

[@pumpkinmomma155]

Prettiest. Eyes. Ever.

[@te9591]

They are very uncommon looking.

[@chris7brook]

Besides yours !

[@pumpkinmomma155]

☺️

[@B3_6]

Youre easy on the eyes too pretty lady

[@ronaldspencer547]

They appear somewhat Asian, but she has fair skin with freckles. Also European facial features. Very attractive young woman.

[@KerriCz]

Thank you for sharing your language with us! It’s beautiful.

[@dreamykittenwhispers]

This is absolutely STUNNING. Just beautiful. Subscribed

[@davidlegaria]

So beautiful. Looking forward to those captions as I'm sure what you're saying is as beautiful as you look and sound. Thank you for these videos.

[@fulminarre]

I love love love unique ASMR and I’m so thankful I found your channel, it’s a gem!

[@preston2592]

This is amazing! Thank you for sharing your culture with us.

[@dscott2542]

Oh my, this is the most beautiful thing I've heard, thank you Arnaq, you are just beautiful

[@graham3490]

Omg I subscribed yesterday hoping there would be another video with her cuz her voice is so calming. BLESSED!!!

[@TanjaHermann]

Off to research the Inuktitut language now! How truly interesting! Thank you for posting this beautiful story.

[@Jimmyjackfruit]

I love the Kalaallisut language you are speaking. Very soothing and comforting. You are a very pretty woman.

[@TemplarsatAcre]

Beautiful and well spoken. A lovely language.

[@pablozewoppa]

I could listen forever, if I live that long. Is it the language or the speaker? A combination, perhaps. It's like a dream language.

[@caitc7094]

Oh oh oh my what a beautiful language. If you ever decide to make “how to” videos, I would love to learn ❤️❤️❤️

[@Roofers-Nail-Hardest]

This is awesome. I remember I was a child at Sainte Marie among the Hurons for a school trip. My ASMR was triggered by the story we heard by the fire. The gentle tone and cadence of the native accent. Can u please tell some stories in English w fire noise in the background ?

[@coconutfleetfever747]

What än beautiful language, my mind is drawing landscapes iv never seen before

[@sgisaza]

Yes.. plse more frequent.. thank u for this.. beautiful in every sense.

[@foobar7777]

Oh I think I guessed what you guys were preparing for this video. In the last one I wrote a comment asking for this exactly!

[@HeroSavior]

My God yes ive downloaded your videos cuz they instantly knock me out

[@homolibrariensis8132]

Beautiful videos. Thank you for the addendum that this is Kalaalisut and not Inuktitut. I was trying to figure out which dialect of Inuktitut she is speaking :) Such a beautiful language, thank you for sharing Arnaq. Are you in Greenland? Denmark?

[@Silverity]

So happy you are continuing this series

[@JJones-cl4dm]

captions will be cool but it's kind of fun trying to understand what she's saying by her facial expressions

[@SpookiBunny]

Kalaalisut sounds beautiful. Great video.

[@Gummygummers8008]

Wow I love your voice and your native language is so beautiful and soothing ❤

[@Igor-my6ml]

I don't know why I feel so close to nature as I listen to this language.

[@jordana4910]

I love these videos and can't wait to see more! Such a fascinating and relaxing language. :)