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Punished Latvian
Добавлен 4 фев 2020
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Vīru kopa "Vilki" - Zviegtin' zviedza kara zirgi
Просмотров 11 тыс.Год назад
Maybe I'll be uploading more frequently than I thought. So enjoy while it lasts. While my inspiration lasts....
Rikāz rānda - Livonian Folk Song
Просмотров 250 тыс.2 года назад
While making this video I ran into a problem that few of the livonian letters are not supported by Mostra Nuova font, so I had to improvise and use letters from the latvian and estonian alphabet that sound similar to livonian ones. Lyrics: Vaņtligid, kui piedāg tikkiž Kūldatõd um kȭnka pǟl, Ammõ randõ pǟvaļikīs Nǟtõ kūldas pālstam sǟl. Kajāgõn āt õbdizt tībõd, Samti am um kākuoļõn, Ōrõnd nei īž...
I think I can regocnize some words, but not even nearly a quarter of them
Me being an estonian and just understanding the song without the need for translation. BASED
Sounds like a Latvian with a stroke.
This is like Celtic Latvians
'kui piedāg tikkiž' is kinda similar to PIE 'qói pukjú', then also ofc PG 'trewą'. I think thats the right meanings lined up, I may be wrong lol
I like this a lot!
Paldies!
Love this Song❤️🇨🇦
Sounds like Latvian but with Estonian mixed in
As a Latvian I imagine this is what Latvian sounds liek to someone that doesn't know Latvian, the tonality and pronounciation is so similar. lol
As a latvian, uhhhh uhmmmm idk
@@punishedlatvian5710Are you coming back, punished Latvian‽
@@Omega.history No.
Sounds like Latvian singers. The Latvian accent sounds heavy. I feel like some of the words were stressed a bit differently than a native would. Am I correct? I've heard Livonian spoken, and it sounded much more clearer.
Kies? Who? I am 100% Lieflander - my granma from father's side used to have Livish origin. Livish have drowned into the sea of Latvians (who reviously were Curonians, Semigallians, Selonians and Letts). We are one nation - respecting our ancient origins! So let us perform - the heritage will never die!
Some part are VERY similar to Estonian. Rikas rand - rich beach/shores
I love this song! I must have some Livonian blood, and the truth is, my family from my father's side comes from a small island in Gulf of Finland, where folk is said to have some Livonian blood... And the truth is, "rikas ranta" is Finnish, and this is very, very close.
The english translation for this is roughly: Thunder carried the fan. Well, the old(?) In this land. The sun led a dowry of wool, decorating the whole forest. A blanket for a pine, a blanket for a spruce, a white blanket for a birch. wax gloves for oak. About showing the path. Fine tree at the tip of the hat. I translated it from Latvian and I got the Latvian lyrics by listening to the lathalian lyrics. Latgalian is a dialect of Latvian so it was easy, the hard part was using the right translations of words.
Continue saying it's a dialect, whatever makes you comfortable.
@@haroldgōdwinessunu if you speak Latvian, you basiclly speak Latgalian. Only a few major diffrences. Honestly it just sounds like Latvian with a potato in your mouth.
This is so odd for a latvian. Phonetically, to my ear, it sounds like they're singing in latvian and yet I can't understand a word.
I need more Livonian songs to listen to while i try to learn this cousin languages of mine.
I don't understand a thing, but it's an absolute banger. Aloha from Polandia friends.
esto suena genial., corriendo en el bosque detrás de un ideal sagrado
Greetings from Kyrgyzstan. A very beautiful folk song. Thank you!
as a latvian hearing this is so weird i dont really know which tribe im from but from the map it seems where i reside in at least. its livonian. hearing this is so weird yet somehow its like im connected? like i understand but i dont
real?
@@punishedlatvian5710 real what?
@@shadowarmy2351 īsts
@@punishedlatvian5710 Protams ka īsts, kā tad vel!
This language is actually classified as finno-uralic, with strong influence from the baltic (indo-european) languages. I still didn't get the answer to my question- what are they singing? In general
Is there translation of this song?
Knaš ēļ!
this sounds so similar to estonian
As a Finn it’s so weird how this song sounds so much like Finnish, but I can understand practically nothing. I can understand some words here and there and I can pick up a few sentences such as “Obdost mis um mõnallõ”, which is pretty close to the Finnish translation “Hopeasta joka on maan alla”
это похоже на смесь латышского, эстонского, финского и нескольких диалектов карельского. удивительный язык, прекрасная песня, слушаю десятый раз по кругу
латышским тут и не пахнет, классический прибалтийскофинский язык
@@OlegVasilev-jm8lf Германизмов однако очень много
Hello, I've enjoyed listening to the music on your RUclips channel. Could you tell me where I can find the tracks that aren't available on Apple Music? Are they part of your personal collection?
Hello, I'm glad you have enjoyed my content! As far as I know, only skyforger and vilki songs should be avilable on spotify, soundcloud and MAYBE Apple music, however, this piece is not and is only avilable here.
Thank you for your answer!@@punishedlatvian5710
i hear the similarities with the finnic languages that people are having strokes over
Ilus
Elagu Maarahvas!❇💪
Love Latvia proud to be Latvian🫡🫡🫡🏠🏡
Latvia is occupier of Livonia. Latvia and Russia killed the livonian language and culture.
@@cho-joaw1118 Livonia is part of Latvian history and culture! Dont write nonsense!
@@cho-joaw1118 only Russians is national Killers! Terrorist country, not Latvians.
@@cho-joaw1118 only Russians is national Killers! Terrorist country, not Latvians.
@@cho-joaw1118 only Russians killing Livonian and Latvian people
Iloza laulu! Käppiä laulu! Ilus laul! Čoma pajo! Kaunis laulu!
terveh!
@@da.jarvinenterveh!
Lookes like a Turkish language, as a sound... but Baltic Finnish as origin...
LONG LIVE LIVONIAN
O, my great brothers and sisters.. Your plight, I know well. We in the Hebrides are the last, Scottish Gaelic speakers. And we are disappearing.
Some of us are learning Scots Gaelic eventhough we are not Scottish ourselves <3
Очень красивая песня...
Чимось схоже на Литовьско-Фінське
As a Latvian, this is so beautiful, I love Livonian folk costumes, language, flag and everything else
I can at instant understand the name Rikas ranta (rich shore). Also kui (kuinka, how), kūld (kulta, gold), kōnka (I think kankaan, kind of a sandy forest bed where pine trees usually grows or cloth), pāl (päällä, top of something), mūlda, (multa, soil), sīn (sinun, your), sīlma (silmä, eye), pāva (päivä?, day?), lūojõ (luoda?, to create or to lay rest?), mōīlma (maailma, world), pāistam (paistaa?, to shine?), dimanti (timantti?, diamond?). I'm native finnish speaker myself.
As a latgalian I honestly don't understand a word they say.
Vasals! Ну так это один из финно-угорских языков, а латгальский из балтских.
Lithuanian here, very beutiful language.
Дуже гарно!
I saw the colours in the background and thought: why is the flag of Lesotho here?
As a native Hungarian speaker this feels like what English speakers describe Hungarian as. The more I listen the more confused I get. It's like having a stroke in a Hungarian hospital, you can make something out and it sounds familiar but you cant understand it. Such a beautiful language may it live on!
Actually, for some reason, Hungarian sounds very different to this. I am currently studying Hungarian (I am still a begginer) and this sounds so different. This sounds way more Finnic than Ugric
@@spuditgangI speak a little bit of Hungarian and a lot of the sounds are similar though I can’t understand any of it
@@danielcurtis1288 Some sounds are similar like Ö and Ü and possible the A with the line over it hich makes the a sound in magyar but aside from that there isnt much similarity
Difference between Livonian and Hungarian is the same than between Baltic and Slavic imo. Two different families, but cousins.
@@jeffondrement160The Baltic and Slavic families are relatively close to one another, but I'd say Hungarian is probably more distant from Finnic than any Indo-European subfamilies from each other.
Очень поэтично💙
Прекрасная песня
Sounds latvian yet not a single word understood
I feel like I need to understand it.. but I don't. What the f-
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It is said that the Livonian language is extinct, but if someone tell me there is a small community of Livonian speakers somewhere in Argentina, the Middle-West of USA or the southern region of Brazil, I would believe it. Those rural regions inhabited by european immigrants on the Americas protect better their older culture than modern Europe. The old Pomeranian language, for example, was extinct in Germany, but there are still speakers of it in Brazil.
Es atradu vienādu izpildījumu Skyforger - Zobena Dziesma albūmā. Bet man patīk ka ir subtitri