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Would it not be Scots that is closest to English "Awk, ti's, dreich the day anyway, whit are ye dain? am gan oot at een" Scots "Oh it is depressing today anyway what are you doing? I am going out at one" English

I have a 53rd grandfather one of 11 generations of Kings of Frisland in my family genealogy.

Wanting to learn frisian , it's difficult to find resources. Any suggestions ?

In some ways Frisian does sound quite like English, but maybe its most similar for those in the east midlands, Lincolnshire and North Anglia (more or less opposite Friesland). I'm wondering whether west Dutch and/or Flemish is more similar sounding/looking for south eastern English people like myself.

You’ve got the migrations wrong. For people watching this video. Watch out for misinformation

The "Germanic Conquest' appears to have been peaceful, the language of England was adapted and adopted by the British people gradually.

Nice, ik ben 1,87…atletisch gebouwd, zware botten en spieren zo sterk als een paard (hoewel, ben al op m’n retour helaas) en niet of nauwelijks ziek. Daar hoef(de) ik niet veel voor te doen. Benieuwd hoe het gegaan zou zijn als ik deze hele dag zwaar werk moest doen, land omploegen met de hand ofzo, roeien of vechten? Vis eet ik niet en vlees ben ik niet dol op. Dus waar ‘T ‘em dan wel in zit? Genen dan maar ;-) Ben trouwens een vrouw. Mijn dochter was met 12 jaar al 1,85m. Om mij heen ben ik bij lange na niet de enige en zeker ook niet de langste. Het neemt weer toe lijkt wel. Het voedsel is steeds vaker gemanipuleerd en mist vitaminen en mineralen. De leefomstandigheden steeds ‘comfortabeler’ waardoor het lichaam minder getraind wordt. En toch zie ik steeds vaker, steeds langere mensen. Wat verandert er dan nú in de genen? Of is er een voorouderlijke ‘knop’ ingedrukt en iets geheractiveerd? Ik vind het wel mooi, uniek. Blonde en rode haren, blauwe, groene en grijze ogen. Fysiek. Mooi hoor, koesteren die handel. Nu de oude wijsheden nog heractiveren 😉

Vocabulary yes but grammar no

"The Old English spoken by the native Britons"??? This is complete bollox.

The thing I'm thinking I'm missing is "Stadsfries", definitely a mix of Dutch and Frisian, mostly spoken around Leeuwarden. "Leeuwarden" in Frisian is "Ljouwert", but in Stadsfries it's "Liwwadden" for example, but I guess it's too much of a Dutch dialect mixed with Frysk.

Ai generated Michael gambon. Voice is useless . Stopped listening after 20 secs . Pay an actor ffs or do it yourself.

Lays not leis

Modern English is most definitely the Benjamin of the West Germanic languages, even old English (a language dutch have a bigger chance of understanding vs a modern English would) was.

icelandic norwegian danish swedish

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What is the Frisian word for sex?

The Frysians were no vikings. In fact, they fought against the vikings around 800-900 AD. The first Frysians (Frisii) date back to about 400 BCE, long before the viking were even a thing. the Romans called them Frisii. If you look up old maps of the expansion of the vikings, you can see they took footholds in France, Britain, Scotland, Iceland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Russia, Ukraine, Italy and even Africa (and ofcourse their homelands Denmark, Sweden & Norway), but not Magna Frisia, where the Frisii lived.

ik bin berne yn Fryslân, ik haw ek Frysk bloed yn my. Dêrneist Noarsk en Deensk bloed. Ik stam ôf fan de Wytsingen. 0:40 Kinderdijk is NOT in Friesland, but it's in the Zuid-Holland province instead.

The pictures used are completely useless, also you have some mistakes. The Dutch (Hollanders) BANNED the language from being spoken or given on schools. Also discrimination against the Frisians was a rampant problem (even to this day you still have quite a lot of people who are discriminating against the Frisians) This eventually led to the Frisians rising up in the mid 20th century to speak and learn their own language. The Frisians are stated to be from an island north of England somewhere. Also they were stated to be excellent sailors and merchants for a large part of Europe's coastal regions.

Yet if you look at the area between Iceland and Faeröer you can see a clear depiction of what could very well be a sunken island with the features that are described. www.google.com/maps/place/63%C2%B040'44.8%22N+11%C2%B000'08.3%22W/@63.4330827,-11.7913909,415508m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m4!3m3!8m2!3d63.679099!4d-11.002315?entry=ttu&g_ep=EgoyMDI0MTAwOS4wIKXMDSoASAFQAw%3D%3D

Back then The Netherlands didn't excist

I started learning Frisian.

This was very good, but didn't give me a complete picture... Let me ask three questions: 1) What is the relation of dutch/frisian languages to low german? 2) What is their relation to high german? 3) What is franconian and what is dutch language's relation to franconian?

Dank je wel 👍🏻

why the voice over?

Isle of Tenerife, Spain, Africa. From the wording of the title I expected this video to be about linguistic comparison and contrast between the two languages (a subject which fascinates me, personally), but it's been mostly about their history (a subject which bores me, personally). I think it would have been more helpful to have used the word "history" in the title. Best wishes, Patchy.

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Yes, And the Frisian Vikings settled Iceland and discovered North America ...

Interesting 👍🏻

Erg informatieve vid.

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I am interested in learning Frisian. Thanks!

Interesting video! I'm a little busy now with college, but I'll definitely use your website to learn Frisian once my schedule clears up. Keep up the good work!

That's the British flag, not the 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 English flag

This is a Audiobook right? Is there a book by the name of "The History of the Frisians" I could buy then? Just wondering as I would like to learn more about the history of the Frisians as it seems to be debated a lot. The topic of if the Frisians where Vikings or not has started many comment section wars and it seems to have two sides of "The Frisians where great Vikings!" and "What no? The Frisians where never Vikings?". So I would like to learn more about the History so I can make my own opinion. If you have a good sources on the history of the Frisians please show me them! Also Goed wurk with this Audiobook! Haven't fully heard all of it yet but seems pretty good so far! (Sorry if I am kinda doubting the history of the Audiobook there's been so many different views on the Frisian history it's hard to trust any so I would like some extra sources I guess 😅)

Cambuur vs Heerenveen. The only thing that is true Frisian. And not Haptamu.

Der Britische Nationalismus ist lächerlich.Genau wie der Monolugaismus.

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Goed om it bewustwêzen wat oan te skerpjen mei dit soart fideo's. Sels bin ik in fan Fryslân as dielsteat nei Dútsk model. Of miskyn sa't Faeröer binnen Denemarken of Wales binnen Grut Brittanje dat hawwe. Dan soene wy sels sizzenskip hawwe oer ûs ûnderwiis en berne-opfang. Mear linguistyske autonomy dus. De fraach of folsleine autonomy mooglik wêze soe hinget ek fan de koers ôf dy't de EU farre sil mei gebieten as Kataloanje en it Baskenlân. Foarearst kinne wy sels noch genôch stappen om in folslein twatalich gebiet te wurden. Pas dan soe in referindum kâns hawwe want ientaligen stimme sawisa tsjin.

The Frisian language IS recognized by Dutch law as a independ language within the Netherlands. Officially (by law) The Netherlands have 2 languages, The Dutch and the Frisian language

80% lexical similarity

And yet people buy into the religious books like it’s scientifically accurate

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All this separation what is it good for. Brexit is already bad enough. We don’t need all this splintering.

Miskien, mar dêrfoar meitsje de Franken (Nederlanders) it libben fan de Friezen in stik dreger!

Eala Frya Fresena!

Goed wurk! I have not researched much into the politics of Friesland, although I know there is somewhat of a divide between the Cities and Country Side. From what I've seen/heard the Cities speak a lot of Dutch and are more integrated with the Dutch. While the more rural Country Side speaks a lot of West Frisian and is where you will find most independence supporters. This divide could make it hard to go in any direction and it seems the Dutch government doesn't care too much. I've heard there is barely if not no signs in West Frisian and the language is not promoted just aloud to be taught. Maybe I will research more into this topic 🤔

There is no independence within the EU ( another bigger union ) and the Euro isnt an independent currency