683 pts · April 21, 2014
barba means beard in latin - but barbarian / barbaros was the term for non greek speaking people in ancient greece
yeah to much nature
he really should skate all day
she is not celebrating
jason earles
they are also distant relatives on the language tree - plus many Dutchmen worked in Sweden to build canals and dams in 1600-1800
sounds pretty great
they were danish,norwegian and swedish
He was Icelandic and his name was Leifur Eiriksson - and his fathers name was Eiríkur Rauði Þorvaldsson - Eirikr is old norse
well it is
p is pronounced as p - but we have the þ and it is pronounced as th
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_Iceland -because it has something to do with immigration history and culture of the countries
as a History teacher coming from Iceland, have lived in Denmark and Sweden and speak all 3 languages fluent. The gene pool thing isn't true
Yes their are gene traces from the british isles - but not that much. and the rolling Rs is something we had in Scandinavia...so no
no i live in Denmark at the moment - but pretty much all the nordic countries were hyped on the vikings the last couple of weeks :)
sorry for the spelling - the european championship - portugal have not won a game yet in normal playing time and they suck - ronaldo sucks
323.002 people....the footage is from the capital so it is maybe 10 % of the capital which is cool...im from iceland and this is historical
hope they loose in the semis - they have not deserved to be there
that is 3 % of Iceland.
DANIA - SVEA - ISLANDIA.......skåne är scania - latin
not it is not - scots have used it for over a decade and the greeks have used it for longer time - a icelander that knows
no it is not - scottish clubs have been using it for years - and greek clubs for even longer
no linda!
wow!!!
all the nordic countries except Iceland calls him Loke....
this happens to me every time i play!
Stone is Recurring - Repost
he is also in there somewhere...on the list of artists :)
slowcooked polar bear is delicious
barba means beard in latin - but barbarian / barbaros was the term for non greek speaking people in ancient greece
yeah to much nature
he really should skate all day
she is not celebrating
jason earles
they are also distant relatives on the language tree - plus many Dutchmen worked in Sweden to build canals and dams in 1600-1800
sounds pretty great
they were danish,norwegian and swedish
He was Icelandic and his name was Leifur Eiriksson - and his fathers name was Eiríkur Rauði Þorvaldsson - Eirikr is old norse
well it is
p is pronounced as p - but we have the þ and it is pronounced as th
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_Iceland -because it has something to do with immigration history and culture of the countries
as a History teacher coming from Iceland, have lived in Denmark and Sweden and speak all 3 languages fluent. The gene pool thing isn't true
Yes their are gene traces from the british isles - but not that much. and the rolling Rs is something we had in Scandinavia...so no
no i live in Denmark at the moment - but pretty much all the nordic countries were hyped on the vikings the last couple of weeks :)
sorry for the spelling - the european championship - portugal have not won a game yet in normal playing time and they suck - ronaldo sucks
323.002 people....the footage is from the capital so it is maybe 10 % of the capital which is cool...im from iceland and this is historical
hope they loose in the semis - they have not deserved to be there
that is 3 % of Iceland.
DANIA - SVEA - ISLANDIA.......skåne är scania - latin
not it is not - scots have used it for over a decade and the greeks have used it for longer time - a icelander that knows
no it is not - scottish clubs have been using it for years - and greek clubs for even longer
no linda!
wow!!!
all the nordic countries except Iceland calls him Loke....
this happens to me every time i play!
Stone is Recurring - Repost
he is also in there somewhere...on the list of artists :)
slowcooked polar bear is delicious
slowcooked polar bear is delicious