About 14 channels for "Scandinavian languages"

Hello! My name is Anna, I'm a languages addict and a specialist in Scandinavian languages and studies. Since 2021, I've been collaborating with Nordic folk band SKÁLD as their linguistic consultant for their songs in Nordic languages, especially Old Norse. Mine are the lyrics of their 2021 single "Jólanótt" and pretty much their whole 2023 "Huldufólk" album. ► Jólanótt: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=so89GUAWv3Y&list=PLKscGWQqgJ6LiUYXnRuHqkE892tvPMMKJ&index=1 ► Huldufólk: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKscGWQqgJ6IaU29W_jmMD46HwBPb1oQA

Welcome to my YouTube channel. One of my main areas of interest is salvaging and preserving important moments in the history of bluegrass music. This rather large undertaking includes digitizing historic concert footage and audio recordings , collecting eyewitness accounts by interviewing various people in the industry – artists, promoters, fans, sound engineers, teachers, luthiers etc. Over the last 30 years I’ve accumulated a substantial collection of VHS tapes of mostly bluegrass related content from countless different sources. These tapes are now deteriorating gradually and need to be salvaged. I share only footage/audio that is not available on the internet. If you would like to support my efforts you can do so by going to the link below and check out my Patreon page. https://www.patreon.com/join/AcousticJohansson? ...and please don’t forget to subscribe to my youtube channel. https://youtube.com/c/JanJohanssonmusic

Fancy some fascinating well-documented bits on Vikings, Norse myths, or more general the Scandinavian/Germanic space, with its languages, histories and culture? Then this channel may be something for you! My channel has three directions: one is language-oriented, about idioms, phrases, etymologies in Germanic languages, the other one historical, that is about Norse religion, culture, the Viking age, and then I also post on interesting cultural aspects, society, mentalities specific to Scandinavia or Germany. Occasionally exploring other topics as well. I am Irina, am a professional historian with a PhD in history (Viking Studies), as well as a history teacher currently based in Germany. I hold online masterclasses on Norse religion, write academic content and am always eager to learn and share, with no agenda. If you like my posts and want to support me, just hit the subscribe button!

Daily life in Edinburgh. I record some glimpses of my life, my walks around the city, my favourites cafes, bookshops and parks but also places I visit in Scotland and hopefully other travels. I share in relaxing way (this is the reason I like silent vlogs) what books I am reading, how I care for my plants and the time I play with my cat Leia. Please TURN ON captions in my videos to read subtitles in more than 15 languages. I hope that you can find translation of your language too. Thanks for checking out my channel 🌸🌸🌸 Please subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGdxmrvFwIxXaxYRLv8Jb8w/about

I'm a Catholic British/Irish medieval enthusiast who likes to play instruments and write and sing songs about times gone by, often accompanied by my beloved wife. I am a translator of the Scandinavian languages in my day job, but have a special penchant for the Old Norse language and medieval Scandinavian history. This will make up the bulk of my songs, but I hope to write songs in a variety of old languages. If you like what you hear and would like to learn a bit of medieval history through song, please consider subscribing! If you'd like to support my work, you can do so here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/theskaldicbard. Thank you for your kindness. God bless!

Hei, hei! Welcome to my humble channel, folkens. Call me Juana -- kibitzer, nicher, and late-blooming vlogger. I am originally from the Philippines who got married to a Norwegian just a few years ago. The Coronavirus pandemic somehow piqued my “creative” curiosity to try vlogging, in hope of finding interesting things that make us glow. Because I prefer writing than speaking, I have challenged myself to come up with only six words at the end of each video post to describe the topic in one micro summary. The content is mostly about random cultural interactions or cross-cultural encounters. Be aware though that the storytelling can be a hodgepodge of at least three main languages – Filipino (aka Tagalog), English, and Norwegian. Let's all see where my newfound adventure rolls! Note: The Six-Word Story concept is attributed to Ernest Hemingway because of this: “For sale: Baby shoes. Never worn.” P. S. 1 I am also a rookie on Instagram. :-) juana_in_norway

Safe Patient Transfer, The Knowledge of Transfer and Movement Assistance, Safe Patient Handling or in Norwegian and Scandinavian Languages; Forflytning and Forflytningskunnskap are all words and notions describing my intentions for publishing practical, smart solutions for all kinds of Health Care Professionals - and for Patients as well. Professional Based Solutions for Assisting, Helping, Training and Activating Patients with Physical Ability at different Levels, are skills needed for every person working in Health Care Business. No matter if you are a nurse, paramedic, physiotherapist, doctor or a nurse assistant, everyone needs these kinds of skills in order to make the tasks easier, completely safe - and more comfortable for the patients. The old bad habits of manually lifting the patients, by grabbing their arms and legs etc, are no good any more. My solutions for intelligent and smart techniques are all published under my name Per Halvor Lunde, M.Ph. Physiotherapist

Hello, my name is Anna Tam and welcome to my YouTube channel. I create and perform historical British folk songs and tunes with my own loving twist. Here you will find videos of my music, vlogs about this wonderful repertoire, and also episodes from my series 'Folk from the Boat’ where we have adventures on my boat and sing songs and play tunes.

Music band (ambient folk/ pagan folk/ world music) In their music traditional folk tunes paint images of snowy open spaces and evergreen forests. The sounds of mandolins, guitars, flutes, jouhikko, lyre, bagpipes and Jew’s-harp are intertwined with texts mainly on the northern theme. The lyric voice completes this folk-mix, accompanied by powerful throat singing. Bjarla's lyrics are written in three languages: Russian, English and Swedish. The main sources of inspiration, according to the musicians, are beautiful nature, history and a bit of mythology. The word “bjarla” is coined by the members of the collective to designate a group, has northern roots, derived from "björt" ("bright", Iceland.), "bjarmi" ("shine", Iceland.). The group was founded in 2017.

Meet in Reykjavík is the official Convention Bureau for Reykjavík City and surroundings. Meet in Reykjavik assists MICE planners by offering free, impartial information on facilities, services, and suppliers, as well as organizing site inspections. With its strategic location midway between North America and Europe, award-winning Harpa Conference Centre and rapidly increasing hotel capacity, Reykjavik is expanding its meetings infrastructure and evolving into a premiere location choice for congress and incentive planners. Unlike some major European cities whose size can be intimidating, Reykjavik has a small-scale urban center that attendees find easy to navigate. The hassle-free city center is safe, clean and packed with restaurants, shopping, culture and vibrant nightlife. Visiting delegates enjoy interacting with the friendly Icelanders who speak English as their second language, and often other Scandinavian and European languages.

Welcome! I'm Ellina, originally from Tallinn, Estonia, I've been living in 7 countries including Denmark, Sweden and Turkey. On this channel, I am sharing my stories from living abroad, as well as other expats' experiences of living in the Nordics. Dive in for the Scandinavian lifestyle and learn more about the Nordic way of living.

Ivana Ćinćur Bar, Montenegro ➙ Belgrade, Serbia Video editor. Montenegrin. Professor of Scandinavian languages and Brand Manager.

Welcome to MTB Cooking! This video channel will provide you with recipes in the subject of "comforting foods". We are a Scandinavian (Danish) foodie-duo that appreciates Nordic meals as well as old-fashioned American, Italian and French classics. Prepare yourselves for mouth-watering temptations! *Our channel is duplicated in Danish and French. Do not hesitate to go check them out if you want to get to know those two languages - otherwise stay tuned on this channel, which will be updated with videos regularly!

Learning and teaching online! Learn multiple European languages together online and for free at ielanguages.com. Main videos include Romance Languages Compared (French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese), Germanic Languages Compared (German, Dutch, Afrikaans), and Scandinavian Languages Compared (Swedish, Norwegian, Danish). More educational technology videos to come!