Pocahontas and John Smith: First conversation (Nordic)

Pocahontas belongs to Disney (c)

A little thing I've wanted to make for some time since I enjoy exploring the difference between languages, as for the similarity. I threw in Finnish for the heck of it, but it's mostly fun listening to the scandinavian languages flowing together. This is for you guys who are also interested in this :)

(I got the subtitles from the DVD so I assume not all of them are 100% correct but I decided that it was better to have them rather than to skip them. Try to ignore the flaws.)

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Danish
• Finnish
• Icelandic
• Norwegian
• Swedish
• colors
• colours
• of
• the
• wind

[sa0sinx]

i love this! what a good idea!

[tunfiskurinn]

@sa0sinx Thanks a lot :) It's also different and interesting to hear the languages spoken instead of sung like always in my opinion.

[mremile72]

@Rebelfiore i know, sometimes i think it sounds almost a bit like spanish lol, dyou think that?

[Rebelfiore]

finnish is wierd..

[Susannebohm]

@TheBeautyfulBeast2 Don't be stupid, norwegian is the best.

[mremile72]

swedish sounds like a sing song version of danish =)

[jazzmann16]

SWEDISH AND DANISH IS VERY SIMULAR.. but danish is the best ;)

[ashleyaltin]

I love All the Scandinavian languages, My favorite is Norwegian but i also like Swedish Danish Icelandic and Finnish (wich is kinda baltic language:P)

[WaltDisneyFIN]

Finnish is best!!!^^

Santeri Kinnunen is best John Smith and Arja Koriseva is best Pocahontas!!!!

[CharlieFala]

Yay, nice that you're uploading again! :) I agree with you, it's nice to hear languages also spoken than only sung. My favourites here are Finnish, Icelandic and Norwegian :D Well, they're all very good.

[ennaahhagain]

@bjornssen I mean it just sounds more different than others... That's all

[bjornssen]

@ennaahhagain what do you mean icelandic is different from the other nordic languages? Its from the same heritage, the only language not related is Finnish