it's all wrong. I'm Icelandic, so I know what I'm talking about. Sorry, but you should ask an Icelandic person to teach you how to say it, there's no way that you'll find out on your own.
Why do you name your video "how to" when you cant do it yourself. It is easy peasy to pronounce it if you are from northern europe. Please do not make more tutorials if you cant do it yourself. Regards
say ayafyollayokul but in iceland we say Eyjafjallajökull ! please say it like we say it!!!
i'm getting sick of this thing!! see E-Y-J-A-F-J-A-L-L-A = ayafyolla and then J-Ö-K-U-L-L= yokull! eyjafjallajökull ok in iceland we say it like i'm trying to tell you but hire we go- A=E but say E like A ok? Y in english is like it's J in icelandic but J in english is like DY in iceland ok get it bye
@Makhecha oh i see... and you are obviously very busy doing important things like watching pointless videos on youtube and thinking you're better then other people because you don't have an accent when you speak english... asswipe...
@kirter89 LOL, what other languages can you speak? I'm English, but English speakers fail when they laugh at people speaking English when they themselves cannot speak another language or even bother to try.
I am from the Faroe Islands, that little group of ISlands just south of Iceland. THe Icelandic and Faroese languages are similar, but still not the same... I can tell you, that the last one was very close.
The last one is very close! just divide the word- you are pronouncing too many letters in the early one you said - Eyjafallajokudull - you should say - Ey-ja Fja-lla - jo- kull
Instead of the Ay, use Eh (with a sharp E, more like ey). Put somewhat of an edge on the h in Yah, the fyah-lah is quite good, but a sharper pronounciation of the L, can be fixed by putting a D in front of the L, so it'd look something like "Fyah-dlah", and again a sharp tone on the "DL".
Then the Yoh-kuul, which is quite nice, actually, but try the same thing as with "Fyah-lah", and but a D in front of the L.
So something like: Ey-Yah-Fyah-dla-YOH-kuudl (one pronounciation of many, though)
Where the two L-s are you should read it like it would be a T before them: "Eyjafjatlajokutl" Now if you want to be perfect, you should read the EY as the letter A in English: A-afjatlajokutl.
the second one sounded more correct than everything else we've heard lately....still not completely correct but of course it's a difficult language :P
My countrymen should not be bragging and laughing about this: I would lik to see them pronounce the Greenlandic word for departure which is something like 25 letters with 4 a's 6 q's, 4 i's in a row and so on. Or even an arabic or indian word. Then they would not have the last laugh. :D
I am Icelandic. Your later pronouncement is closer to the right one. Actually pretty good. I recommend that people just stop trying to pronounce this correctly and just translate what it means and call it ISLANDS MOUNTAINS GLACIER. Eyja: Islands; Fjalla: Mountains; Jokull: Glacier.
I understand people have great fun cracking this nut though . Specially while waiting in airports. That's a positive thing. Something to take your mind of the seriousness of the matter. Excellent try.
Hahaha you are saying it all wrong xD hahah i´m probably the only one who finds this video to be funny but that is just because i´m from iceland and I know how to say it correctly
@opvaskemiddel I notices that it seems like some random captions or it does not get my accent remotely. Anyway, it is funny. Thanks for pointing this out.
Yes I heard that the second one was correct as well. Someone called in on a radio show and pronounced it like the second. The first one doesn't make much sense honestly because the "j" is pronounced "y".
May I ask, with all due respect, why you would post a video about how to pronounce a word that you, in fact, do not know how to pronounce? Even though the second one is closer, it's still not right. I just don't see the point of this.
@jevicci As you say the second one is closer, doesn't it serve the purpose. It is a difficult name and I tried. You acknowledged that I nearly passed and this was the purpose of the video. Thanks.
@IOLTVChannel No, not really. If the purpose is to instruct people on how to pronounce a word, how does giving them two incorrect guesses serve that purpose, even if one is closer? I agree, it is a hard word to pronounce, and I give you credit for trying, but again, how does this serve the purpose? Unless I'm misunderstanding the purpose of this video and it's just to showcase you trying to pronounce a difficult word, in which case, the title is misleading.
I think the key is that the double L indicates a glottal stop (similar to Italian), where you cut the flow of air before continuing. So it sounds a bit like "dl" or "tl" but really it's a glottal stop followed by an L sound that is joined to whatever comes after (or just air when it's at the end of the word).
@azimiut I have every right to delete your comment and block you but I am sparing you from such decision and let the people know what kind of person you are. Bless you.
@HELLENIGMA The name means "island mountain glacier" in Icelandic, a perfectly reasonable name. LOL @ them naming it something else if they knew it would be famous someday.
@HELLENIGMA Some visioner who thought; When the technology will be so good that people all over the world can see this volcano/glacier erupt I will have given it an unpronounceable name so that Icelanders can laugh at their attempts to pronounce the name, especially in a crise like this :D
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chrissame 1 day ago
Neither pronunciations are wrong. The [ll] sounds are voiceless, lateral fricatives.
zunirattlesnake 1 month ago
You need to add a fart sound at the end!
tbrown2892 2 months ago
Why cant it just be called 'Bob'? lol
GodOfUnbelief 2 months ago
it's all wrong. I'm Icelandic, so I know what I'm talking about. Sorry, but you should ask an Icelandic person to teach you how to say it, there's no way that you'll find out on your own.
mikkidan97 2 months ago
eyjafjallajokull
etubesurfer 2 months ago
the end was gul in icelandic its kull
MrGunni96 5 months ago
close but ye nice try
arnorization 9 months ago
trivia: this is Volcano in Icelandic
MRRandomification 1 year ago
@MRRandomification no, volcano is eldgos
MrLangbestur 7 months ago
@MrLangbestur well then blame google translate :p
MRRandomification 7 months ago
@MRRandomification Eldfjall is volcano in icelandic
myrkahlidin 2 months ago
I´m sorry im from iceland and this is not rigth ... sorry :S
Gembla98 1 year ago
Eyjafjallajökull
PurplaFoska 1 year ago
Oh yeah, first learn how to pronounce english words.
Don't get mad, the truth is sometimes shitty.
moloptal 1 year ago
EY-YA-FIAT-LA-YOH-KOO-TLL (last two Ls like Welsh)
BaddaBigBoom 1 year ago
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master123612 1 year ago
rong luck on me channel
master123612 1 year ago
Nice try the first try was funny but you almost got it right in the secound try.
L2MIX 1 year ago
Why do you name your video "how to" when you cant do it yourself. It is easy peasy to pronounce it if you are from northern europe. Please do not make more tutorials if you cant do it yourself. Regards
vifa3663 1 year ago
FUCKING IDIOT... JUST SAY EYJAFJALLAJÖKULL... IT'S FUCKING EASY
Hettumordinginn 1 year ago
very nice :D the second one that is :D hope you come and visit Iceland someday an see Eyjafjallajökull :D
Pubesterinn 1 year ago
say ayafyollayokul but in iceland we say Eyjafjallajökull ! please say it like we say it!!!
i'm getting sick of this thing!! see E-Y-J-A-F-J-A-L-L-A = ayafyolla and then J-Ö-K-U-L-L= yokull! eyjafjallajökull ok in iceland we say it like i'm trying to tell you but hire we go- A=E but say E like A ok? Y in english is like it's J in icelandic but J in english is like DY in iceland ok get it bye
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OdyssPk 1 year ago
double L "ll" is pronounced "dl"
Tetsuyia 1 year ago
@Tetsuyia the double L is pronounced like the Welsh double L IMO.
BaddaBigBoom 1 year ago
Eyjafjallajökull
1212rocketlauncher 1 year ago
The last one is preety good!
In English it is Aye-ya fyah-dla jow-kudl.
I'm from Iceland BTW!
Maggi176 1 year ago
The first one was absurdly funny, second one not so bad.
Njalgurinn 1 year ago
@ojideagu,,, english, russian, icelandic
kirter89 1 year ago
u fucked up....jáp
kolemanplace 1 year ago
i can pronounce it :D and the second light quite well :)
Wobben96 1 year ago
Balcono please!
evilshreyas 1 year ago
Balcano
iqbalmu 1 year ago
EY-ja-fja-LL-a-j-Ö-ku-ll !
bydda97 1 year ago
the second one is a LOT closer than the first one
lhglhbhflvftkfvfkgvf 1 year ago
The last one is the closest i have heard someone not from Iceland say Eyjafjallajökull.
Frizzi95 1 year ago
the way he pronounced "jokull" sounded like "eat" in arabic LOL ... just sayin
MeowNeon 1 year ago
the secont is more like it :)
tungata8 1 year ago
none of that are correct..
its EYA FJATLA YOUKULT
prounacition.. lol...
its very easyy---
cKripz 1 year ago
second one is more correct
bambapabbi 1 year ago
The second one was closer to be right :)
Keep on trying..
callmeUB 1 year ago
the last one is very close keep on trying tho LOL
HackingIsPhun 1 year ago
your doing it right : ) i know it i'm from iceland : )
Sarahronn7 1 year ago
Hahaha ROFL IM ICELANDIC THIS IS FUNNY NR 2 IS PERFECT
happadrenna 1 year ago
It's pronounce Eyjafjallajökull God damnit!
Your second try on the second one was the closest (and kinda close so gj).
mip0 1 year ago
the second one is all most correct
hildurelva95 1 year ago
im from iceland,, its way off
feymuz 1 year ago
pardon me mr. IOL
but its pru-nun-ciation n not pro-nounciation
secondly its very n not bhery.. similarly volcano n not bulcanoe...
oh i rem u just pronounced Eyja Fjatla Jökut... do i need to say that u failed completely
-tc
sudhanshu266 1 year ago
@sudhanshu266 /care
Joibestasti 1 year ago
Man you have too much time on your hands...wasting it trying to pronounce some Volcano in Icelandic.!
You can not even pronounce "volcano" correctly LOL start with that first!
Makhecha 1 year ago
@Makhecha oh i see... and you are obviously very busy doing important things like watching pointless videos on youtube and thinking you're better then other people because you don't have an accent when you speak english... asswipe...
xXLola88Xx 1 year ago
what the fuck hahaha man learn english first and then try to say the name of volcano in iceland hahaha
kirter89 1 year ago
@kirter89 LOL, what other languages can you speak? I'm English, but English speakers fail when they laugh at people speaking English when they themselves cannot speak another language or even bother to try.
ojideagu 1 year ago
the second one is right
- an Icelander
fluffycamel 1 year ago
I´m from Iceland and I want to tell you that the second version of the word is closer than the other ! Good job on that.
Johanna2301 1 year ago
@Johanna2301
That is true.. i live on Iceland and the second was closer..
agusths 1 year ago
its cuz u cant pronounce ö u get it all wrong
RynoRockers 1 year ago
You need to know the epicness off ÅÄÖ!!!
0sk4rb 1 year ago
I heard that in their language, the 'll' is pronounced 'tll'.
miklops 1 year ago
Eyja Fjatla Jökutl,. thats how you should pronounce it correctly
filathor 1 year ago
it's Ay-yah-fyah-tla-yoh-kuhtl :D
kelikolfur 1 year ago
i'm icelander and the last one is very close :) cause icelandic is a hard language :] so you did a very good job on that :D
qscwdvplm2694 1 year ago
the second kinda rigth best i ever heard
TheMarino100 1 year ago
very good second ;)
iloooovehouse 1 year ago
you say æjafjbajökudul in the first one LOL
maddog311096 1 year ago
not A it´s E
michki22 1 year ago
@AlexDisel92
not for me. it is damn hard to say.
KhmerD0g 1 year ago
Wow the 2nd one is really close
TheDudeCalledIzzy 1 year ago
ey-yaf-yat-la-yoh-kult
manny6bear 1 year ago
The second one was pretty close.
bjorundur 1 year ago
later is much better (almost flawless)
olafurj 1 year ago
The last one is almost right :) Well done!
mydog8me85 1 year ago
Both are wrong. The first one is hillarius - very funny lol
the latter is closer but also wrong mostly too hard on k in jökull
the name means Islands mountain glassier eyja - islands, fjalla -mountains and jökull is the iclandic name/word for glassier.
bubbagisla 1 year ago
pretty damn well done on the second part.. and yeah Odinn put out a good point just follow that and you should get it in a few tries
Hekki94 1 year ago
And iamanass4listening to you
sinfuldavy0 1 year ago
The second one is prytty close to it :) but the first one is far from it....lol
DrTussi 1 year ago
im from iceland and the second one i very good, aspecially for a non-icelandic person......good job
mattiben93 1 year ago
haha it's not that hard to pronounce eyjafjallajökull ...
beikonpjallax 1 year ago
the second one is almost right just keep practicing
Icelandicvampire 1 year ago
The second one was closest :)
habslfc 1 year ago
Last one is close, very close. But we like to make a good pronunciation on our "r's" and "L's"
DarkEarthDragon01 1 year ago
I am from the Faroe Islands, that little group of ISlands just south of Iceland. THe Icelandic and Faroese languages are similar, but still not the same... I can tell you, that the last one was very close.
Skopuningurin 1 year ago
i think your not nearly xP im from iceland too .. (:
gretaappel 1 year ago
the first one is completely wrong.. but the second one is bearable :) !
siggasilfur 1 year ago
u pronounced it so close the second one good job
appelsinur 1 year ago
the second one is good. in stead of saying ull udl. Often when we write 2 L together you pronounce them as DL
oskinga 1 year ago
The last one is very close! just divide the word- you are pronouncing too many letters in the early one you said - Eyjafallajokudull - you should say - Ey-ja Fja-lla - jo- kull
odinncool 1 year ago 7
@odinncool thanks for the suggestion.
IOLTVChannel 1 year ago
Bhat bulkano?
kaippally 1 year ago
Aya-feyapa-yer-kUDOOL! Lol.
Aya-feyala-yoKULL! Lol.
How about eiyya-fyetla-yok-yitl? Try saying that you'd be a lot closer.
amukher1 1 year ago
You are doing it wrong !
But a fun video!
EDyrvold 1 year ago
The second one is damn good! Well done you! :)
Livlena 1 year ago
The second one is close.
Kreator82 1 year ago
the second one is pretty close
lalalala93lalalala 1 year ago
Bulcano
Lixxom 1 year ago
first one is way off, second one sounds alright, if you said that to an icelandic person they would understand you.. i'm icelandic btw
FatToti 1 year ago
The second one was correctly pronounced.
berry0201 1 year ago
2nd one is correctish but ofcourse needs the accent
GutTheCut 1 year ago
I'm icelandic and the last one is actually very close to be perfect!
olafuringi1 1 year ago 10
@olafuringi1 haha so it is not as difficult as I assumed earlier.
IOLTVChannel 1 year ago
I think you should learn English first lol hahah
abdullahiraabi 1 year ago
the 2nd one is pretty close!:) im icelandic
MyAnton09 1 year ago
second one is not correct , but more corret :)
forrealGO 1 year ago
Second one! :)
Me050292 1 year ago
It is NEITHER, my friend. Here is the PROPER pronunciation. Pay close attention to how the END is pronounced. It is very tricky...
/watch?v=hSo_ND41-6g
SamFreedom 1 year ago
The second one was good..
ekkihugmynd 1 year ago
Instead of the Ay, use Eh (with a sharp E, more like ey). Put somewhat of an edge on the h in Yah, the fyah-lah is quite good, but a sharper pronounciation of the L, can be fixed by putting a D in front of the L, so it'd look something like "Fyah-dlah", and again a sharp tone on the "DL".
Then the Yoh-kuul, which is quite nice, actually, but try the same thing as with "Fyah-lah", and but a D in front of the L.
So something like: Ey-Yah-Fyah-dla-YOH-kuudl (one pronounciation of many, though)
TehMJ 1 year ago
Where the two L-s are you should read it like it would be a T before them: "Eyjafjatlajokutl" Now if you want to be perfect, you should read the EY as the letter A in English: A-afjatlajokutl.
thorir30 1 year ago
I've heard worse! The second one is very close :)
liljakr 1 year ago
Its not a volcainu x'''D Its a glacier,, dooh
7thPlace 1 year ago
yup, second one was reaally good. haha good job ;)
apakotur 1 year ago
the 2nd one is really, really well pronounced!
theindianmonkey 1 year ago
The second one is pretty damn good.. The best pronounciation I've heard so far, except of course for the Icelandic people.. I am Icelandic btw.
bboyleftfoot 1 year ago
@bboyleftfoot thanks for the confirmation that I could closely pronounce as a non-icelandic.
IOLTVChannel 1 year ago
2nd was really close...
sibzter 1 year ago
the second one sounded more correct than everything else we've heard lately....still not completely correct but of course it's a difficult language :P
hjaltidagur 1 year ago
A message from an Icelander, the correct pronunciation of Eyjafjallajokull: ?v=hSo_ND41-6g
maggitrymbill 1 year ago
This guys is actually quite close to it in his 2nd pronounciation :)
Im icelandic btw
atlibar 1 year ago
Hahah aww :)
You're second try is almost right..
OfficialUB 1 year ago
The name of what? Bulcanoe?
masterplano 1 year ago
The name of what? Bulcanoe?
masterplano 1 year ago 13
@masterplano Volcano.
IOLTVChannel 1 year ago
My countrymen should not be bragging and laughing about this: I would lik to see them pronounce the Greenlandic word for departure which is something like 25 letters with 4 a's 6 q's, 4 i's in a row and so on. Or even an arabic or indian word. Then they would not have the last laugh. :D
prakkari 1 year ago
I am Icelandic. Your later pronouncement is closer to the right one. Actually pretty good. I recommend that people just stop trying to pronounce this correctly and just translate what it means and call it ISLANDS MOUNTAINS GLACIER. Eyja: Islands; Fjalla: Mountains; Jokull: Glacier.
I understand people have great fun cracking this nut though . Specially while waiting in airports. That's a positive thing. Something to take your mind of the seriousness of the matter. Excellent try.
prakkari 1 year ago
@prakkari thanks for confirming that the second one is almost right.
IOLTVChannel 1 year ago
@prakkari já nákvæmlega
7thPlace 1 year ago
hahahaa.... the second one is closer...
torunnelva 1 year ago
The 2nd one was alomst right =) and im from ICELAND !!
DudexdDudexdDuxddexd 1 year ago
the second one was pretty close, Eyh-A-Fyat-La-Jo-Cool is as close as you might get i think.
hagaling 1 year ago
The second is really close... Good work :) and yeah I'm Icelandic
harpahreins 1 year ago
Hehe osom! The second one pretty much sounds correct. I'm from iceland btw! :D
gunnza88 1 year ago
Eye Ya Fella You Cool!
AhDee1023 1 year ago
Perfect ! now they know how to pronounce it in Iceland
Radicalindifference 1 year ago
2nd one is closer ;)
lafureinar123 1 year ago
Hahaha you are saying it all wrong xD hahah i´m probably the only one who finds this video to be funny but that is just because i´m from iceland and I know how to say it correctly
blarpenni 1 year ago
hahaa i´m probably the only one laughing at this video because i´m from Iceland and the way you are saying it is just wrong xD but nice try though :D
blarpenni 1 year ago
HAHA try to set captions on the video ;D
U will get some funny sentence :b
opvaskemiddel 1 year ago
@opvaskemiddel I notices that it seems like some random captions or it does not get my accent remotely. Anyway, it is funny. Thanks for pointing this out.
IOLTVChannel 1 year ago
is he an authority?
ktie28 1 year ago
Yes I heard that the second one was correct as well. Someone called in on a radio show and pronounced it like the second. The first one doesn't make much sense honestly because the "j" is pronounced "y".
roberson644 1 year ago
second one is pretty much it:)
Starrzenegger 1 year ago
most difficult password ever Eyjafjallajokull :)
IOLTVChannel 1 year ago
May I ask, with all due respect, why you would post a video about how to pronounce a word that you, in fact, do not know how to pronounce? Even though the second one is closer, it's still not right. I just don't see the point of this.
jevicci 1 year ago
@jevicci As you say the second one is closer, doesn't it serve the purpose. It is a difficult name and I tried. You acknowledged that I nearly passed and this was the purpose of the video. Thanks.
IOLTVChannel 1 year ago
@IOLTVChannel No, not really. If the purpose is to instruct people on how to pronounce a word, how does giving them two incorrect guesses serve that purpose, even if one is closer? I agree, it is a hard word to pronounce, and I give you credit for trying, but again, how does this serve the purpose? Unless I'm misunderstanding the purpose of this video and it's just to showcase you trying to pronounce a difficult word, in which case, the title is misleading.
jevicci 1 year ago
The second one is as good as right. Quite good actually!
haffi85 1 year ago
I think the key is that the double L indicates a glottal stop (similar to Italian), where you cut the flow of air before continuing. So it sounds a bit like "dl" or "tl" but really it's a glottal stop followed by an L sound that is joined to whatever comes after (or just air when it's at the end of the word).
ClassicalBookworm 1 year ago
The last one was more like it :)
Harpa Dís (icelander)
HarpaWolfs 1 year ago
The second one is the more accurate one.
JohanGasMask 1 year ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
you stupid indian fuck you all wrong. take that......
azimiut 1 year ago
@azimiut I have every right to delete your comment and block you but I am sparing you from such decision and let the people know what kind of person you are. Bless you.
IOLTVChannel 1 year ago
yaar what you are saying?
pfile 1 year ago
EH-ya fee-YAT-la YOH-kootl
jayloganyt 1 year ago
@jayloganyt I read these following two
Ay-yah-FYAH-plah-yer-kuh-duhl
or
AY-yah-fyah-lah-YOH-kuul
IOLTVChannel 1 year ago
thanks for the video !
strange name... who ever gave such a name :D
HELLENIGMA 1 year ago
@HELLENIGMA They might have never thought that it would be world famous volcano one day
IOLTVChannel 1 year ago
@IOLTVChannel actuly its a glacer :D
7thPlace 1 year ago
@HELLENIGMA The name means "island mountain glacier" in Icelandic, a perfectly reasonable name. LOL @ them naming it something else if they knew it would be famous someday.
jevicci 1 year ago
@HELLENIGMA Some visioner who thought; When the technology will be so good that people all over the world can see this volcano/glacier erupt I will have given it an unpronounceable name so that Icelanders can laugh at their attempts to pronounce the name, especially in a crise like this :D
amigozz4l 1 year ago
you are horrifically wrong, type "icleand volcano pigeon" into youtube and you will find out how!
tank3293 1 year ago
I have notices some of the reporters just say "this volcano" or "Iceland volcano" etc.
IOLTVChannel 1 year ago
The second was more correct than the first one. Good that you are trying, the news in US dont even try. =)
antonh83 1 year ago