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@Emiliano Aidan Definitely, I have been watching on instaflixxer for since november myself :D

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Latvian folk song

The problem with big expensive lightwalls is, if you don't use it to the max you're accused of wasting money. SO - Glamwall!

this is an annual latvian song competition

Sergej Obrazumov Did Tautumeitas win it?

Hi, I do not think there is one but here is my best attempt: My mother's shoes fit me well So does my mother's headgear The time is not here yet, though To go sit in the sleigh of my husband-to-be. I shall not cut barley while there is dew, I have plenty time when the midday sun shines; I shall not marry while still young, There is plenty of time in a lifetime. Come let us sing, oh sisters, While still all under one roof; Who knows what next year brings. Where each of us shall celebrate her midsummer, Go leave, sister, when you have to, Just do not leave in springtime, It is springtime that the groom-to-be Brews his heather flower beer. I hadn't grown up For me to be out of my mind Those wanting to marry me are already as if pouring money Over my body. Come let us sing, oh sisters, While still all in one place; Who knows what next year brings. Where each of us shall celebrate her midsummer (...)

@@guyamber5415 Is "pure Latvian" different from American Latvian? I thought I was fluent in Latvian until I started to listen to these songs. I can understand only a few words.

Neticu!

It's Latvian

@@MelbaOzzie Yes, it really is pure Latvian. Only the last part is in Latgallian dialect. Reason why can't you understand more might be with the fact they use a lot of non-basic words, like a lot of diminutives in this song. Also some words are stretched. Besides those points American Latvians tend to pronounce some words in a pre-Soviet era way which makes them sound kind of softer compared with how we speak in Latvia now, not to mention that a lot of you guys over there speak Latvian with a very notable American accent. Have you been to Latvia and spoken Latvian with locals, preferably not in Riga which is half Russian anyway? Did you understand them easily?

@@JohnyJKLV Could you tell a bit more about how the common Latvian pronounciation has changed since pre-Soviet era? What used to be pronounced softer?

AlbredaWelde No one said they should be destroyed. These girls are lovely!

You have the heart and soul of a demon

PJ Why? Alfreda defended the girls, you didn't understand the original comment...

@@dibujodecroquis1684 Well, I guess I did misinterpret the comment, I think it could have been written more clearly.

PJ Rectifi To err is human.

латышский

I takzhe Latgalu.

иврит

@@innyroze Наверное ты действительно злой.

@@jurisglods4194 ой спасибо, за это я тебе скажу что это не латышский а ладгальский. этакий латвийский суржик. но тсссс - никому не говори.

Tumsoņa :))

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