All rite, my turn
Daun, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
PS: Many years ago... Landgraaf, Limburg, NL
no D-Tail,I think you mean Twarres,not dimmu borgir
Alcorcón, Madrid, Spain
okay to all you friesland people, do the friezen have any connection with denmark? why the separatism? I think I heard there are fries words that exist in nordic languages too...anyone?
Fryslan once stretched from the north of Denmark (via a part of Germany, Holland (limited to coastline provinces) and belgium) to Bretange in France.
The entire coastline was a great Fryslan. We were all pagans and quite offensive when other nations tried to invade/conquer us.
Eventually i shrunk to the province of today.
Even today you can find people outside Fryslan who still speak Frisian. Some parts of nothern Germany and some parts of Denmark.
It really is no coincidence that you certain words have the same meaning in our languages. Especially english looks like Frysk today (only when words our pronounced).
hmmm
http://www.skiednis.org/ (some parts in english)
http://www.boudicca.de/frisian1.htm (in english)
funny common reply for this thread might be:
in a house, in a town, somewhere on earth
funny common reply for this thread might be:
in a house, in a town, somewhere on earth
...somewhere in solar system Sol
...somewhere in the Orion Arm
...somewhere in the Milky Way
...somewhere in the Local Group
...somewhere in the Virgo Supercluster
sorry
I live in a small village "Den Ham" in Overijssel the Netherlands
Kvelde, Larvik, Vestfold, Norway
MeitsNearDark: Dimmu Borgir suger!
wow this is a nice thing to know
is that at the time before the vikings? Or was fryslan part of it?I know denmark once owned parts of germany,norway and prolly scandinavia as a whole...
aaah how could I forgot...the builders of terpen (or wierden/warden)... hmm still a bit oldfashioned to be patriotic nowadays innit? separatism...and wars...tssk tssk....
NIce story though,I love to know about these things...funny it goes back so far