Elder Futhark Runes CORRECT Pronunciation
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- Опубликовано: 23 июн 2023
- In this video, Scott Shell gives the CORRECT pronunciation of the Elder Futhark rune names.
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Hello Prof. Shell. Thanks very much for this video. it has been very helpful to me! I have three questions I hope you would kindly answer for me. I have been unable to find the answers:
He is knowledgeable but condescending unfortunately he is lost in his own bubble.
Thank you very much, very useful information. This is one of those things we just keep reading words but never actually hear them (in any language) and then in an actual conversation with someone who speaks the languages we just make a fool of ourselves :P . . . Once again, thank you for this video, much appreciated :D
We are not vikings and as long as someone knows what we are trying to say that’s all that should matter. Isn’t that the whole point of language anyways? It’s like arguing over how to say Tomato: Toe-MAY-toe vs Toe-MAH-toe. Or what about Aluminum; American vs. British pronunciation? Maybe we shouldn’t shame people for having an accent. There are lots of sounds people struggle with in various cultures, you know that. Let’s stop getting angry over semantics.
Read what it say don't bather anything else it's configured to be read anagram it's a spelling for academics
Thank you for bringing forth so much clarity on this subject. I appreciate your clearing away the all too common fog of misinformation that abounds on the internet. I look forward to practicing these correct runic names.
ᛇ - this is correctly called "Ei(h)waz" [Aihwasz] - it's the old german "ei" [ai] - note that english people sometimes write an U for an A, so it's the german "ai", not the english "a" - this is very importatnt - and yes, this [ai] is in english the"I" (for I am f.e.) - but Isa is not the "I"/[ai] - it's "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiih" like u say "me" - not "my"! - hope this will help you my dear :)
So ash, eth, thorn and wyn are not part of this system? Confusing.
For a second I thought you were speaking finnish 😂
something again: this 3 commercial aetts are not complete, there are more runes out this order like Quertra, Chosma, Yr, Xerxes, Vaugal, in german: Ätheraz, Östhäle, Überaz, Eulaz, Auguz, Oakuz, Chur, etc. ... :) and thaz why I chose to complete it (but only) in german ^^
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That was great. I was saying at least 75% of them are perfect already. gonna up my invocation game
Thank you SO much!!
A much needed video! I can't believe that there hadn't been one sooner (unless I've not seen it). It would be quite interesting to know why some of these rune names are pronounced the way they are. I know you had touched upon it in the video with some of them. Also, I think a phonetic spelling list of all the Elder Futhark rune names would be very helpful for pronounciation. Some are a little tricky to pronounce like the Raiðō, Gebō and Eihwaz runes.
Great craft Scott Cheers from Myrcna folk
I am so happy I came across this video. Especially the last bit where you're speaking each word one after another. Listening to that part over and over will help me get a better sense of how to speak 'em in sentences.🙏✌️
💀..Nicely presented, Mr. Shell..!
Thank you bro I'm from North Denver Colorado I'm trying to learn the ruins I'm not Icelandic I'm actually Latino from North Denver Colorado anyway bro I appreciate you thank you
This was really helpfull, thank you so much!🌸