Íslenska efnahagsundrið - Hannes Hólmsteinn í Ísland í dag

http://www.andriv.com/2009/01/slenska-efnahagsundri-boi-hannesar.html
Hannes Hólmsteinn Gissurarson hélt erindi í Háskóla Íslands þann 14. september 2007 undir nafninu Íslenska efnahagsundrið eða The Icelandic Economic Miracle.
Daginn áður var Hannes í þættinum Ísland í dag þar sem hann heldur varla vatni yfir íslenska efnahagsundrinu.
Ég nenni ekki að skrifa nánari lýsingu hérna. Ég lofa því hins vegar að tímanum er vel varið í að horfa á þetta myndband. Þarna kristallast blindnin á frelsisvæðinguna - hjá talsmanni Sjálfstæðisflokksins.
© Ísland í dag - Stöð 2
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[YCerddod]

who's the girl on the right, the one who speaks only once?

[andrivalur]

@YCerddod Her name is Svanhildur Hólm Valsdóttir. Now she works for the icelandic independence party. Just google her :) 

[YCerddod]

@andrivalur Not that one, the other one. Besides, what does the icelandic independence party seek? is it rightist or leftist? thanks, your language obsesses me

[andrivalur]

@YCerddod

hehe ok. On their right, not our right! :)

Her name is Inga Lind Karlsdóttir, born 1976, mother of five and happily married as I best know.

The independence party is an center/right party who has been in charge most of Icelands time as an independende country.

[TheSomberlain]

Icelandic sounds like a very nice language.

[mubbla]

"ungir menn sem hafa gjörbreytt Íslandi"

það eru orð að sönnu!!

"halda áfram og gefa í"

það lofar góðu!!

Verst að Ísland skeit upp á bak.

[MrOscarDean95]

íslenska er ikkje eit så vanskelegt språk að skjöna. það er ikkje ulíkt frå norsku. ég er sjölv ein nordmand, men ég lagar ei blanding af íslensku og nynorsku som er eit av tvö språk í Noregi. ísland er eit nydelegt land som hef fíne staðe.

[JCM449]

I don't understand a shit D:

[eta2001carl]

@andrivalur hahahahaha center/right !!

you mean HARD right :)

[SolntsaSvet]

@yurismir1 I am not a linguist, just a curious folk. To me, there is a degree of similarity between Icelandic and Finnish phonetics, that I tend to attribute to the above mentioned situation in the icelanders' "fatherland" in times gone by,... What I personally find to be similar phonetic traits between the two are the way "s" are pronounced, probably the "r" sound, and most importantly some intonation traits. Thus, to my ears no other germanic language sounds so "Finnish" as Icelandic.

[SolntsaSvet]

@yurismir1 Well, yes, I think that Finnic languages might well have been the substratum to the Germanic languages, perhaps from the proto-germanic stage and on. In the case of Scandinavian/Nordic languages, it seems even more likely or "credible", since it's well known that most part of early medieval Scandinavia (and more so, in times more ancient) was inhabited by speakers of Finnic languages, rather than "nordic".

[yurismir1]

@SolntsaSvet *autochthonous Are you saying that the Scandinavian languages have a Finnic substratum? What shared phonetic traits have you noticed?

[SolntsaSvet]

@yurismir1 I know they aren't related (phylo)genetically. But imho, the two languages share some phonetical traits, maybe as a result of a sprachbund during the proto-germanic (or protonorse) period, concerning autochtonous finnic inhabitants of Scandinavian peninsula (?)

[yurismir1]

@SolntsaSvet Really? Because they aren't related languages.

[silent90]

1. Search islenska

2. Go to this vid.

[stjornustrid]

@andrivalur why do you say right when you mean left?