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Thomas Di Leva - Tiden faller
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pz_8nkRcOpQ (Swedish)

Idu na konshamá hya aramá, ekmá jo darene haliste te vãekufei hya rakufei. Sadumin ras me gei te tasgufei hya konshatebit, ah me jo tyn haliste go Kazusha giire hya sha ni kongiu. Hello all conlangers, I just wanted to write a bit. Lately I don't do much conlanging, but I do want Kazujisha to becom...

Super Junior-M - BREAK DOWN (Mandarin)

Vanilla Ninja - Vanad teksad ja kitarr

Skomakar'n wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IlTEHGdiacs

Is this Võro or Estonian?

It's Estonian, Pööloy Gläänz - Ma helistan sulle kell kuus

E-skuvla has texts and recordings about the Sami culture in North, South and Lule Sami (the three top links to the right). The rest of the site is mostly in Norwegian.

There seems to be more available if you look around enough, they seem to sell a lot of stuff but some pages are publicly available.

平沢進 – 白虎野 (Susumu Hirasawa - Byakkoya) live
What a man, what a voice, what a song.

Elector Dark wrote:Is that not "Waiting for Cavalry" sort of under a different name and in Finnish?

Yes

中島みゆき - 地上の星 (Nakashima Miyuki - Chijou no hoshi) Does anyone have tips on K-pop? :3 2NE1 - 내가 제일 잘나가 !!!!! Shinhwa - VENUS (possibly the most repeat song I've had for a long while!!) T-ARA - 왜 이러니 (Wae irôni) T-ARA - Roly Poly T-ARA - Yayaya (yes, I am a big T-.ARA fan) Also I must say that NU'EST...

Váh tyn go Kazujisha da anofeive hya isolata-sha, ah pan galu raku hya grammatika da tynatta ni báhte. well certain that Kazujisha is one REL isolate-language, but PAST PASS write grammar is certain in old Certainly Kazujisha is an isolating language, but the written grammar is old. Anna ni hya ja ...

Nortaneous wrote:Anyway, fuck yeah Apulanta.

^5

SEX MACHINEGUNS - Hanabi-la DAIKAITEN

Xonen wrote:SomBy - Guoros Sorbmi

SomBy - Ii iđit vel

Da Zhangwei - Fen Dou

Moskau in Chinese...

http://animal.discovery.com/fansites/sa ... grace.html

OTTER TV

Sámi http://www.helsinki.fi/~sugl_smi/aani/Kielinaytteet/ - five recordings in Sámi languages: Inari, Skolt, Lule, North and Ume http://www.helsinki.fi/~sugl_smi/aani/Kansallislaulut/ - the Sámi national song in six languages: Inari, Kildin, Lule, North, Skolt, South http://www.sr.se/sameradion/ - ...

TomHChappell wrote:In Kazujisha, how does the speaker refer to the second-person's relatives? By the "someone else's relatives" set of terms?

Indeed.

First of, I'd like to quickly describe the basics of how the Kazujishans define kinship and who belongs to a family. Everyone in Kazujisha has a family name, for instance Keianrah. Everyone with this family name is said to be related to each other no matter if they are adopted/from previous relation...

The algorithm march is hilarious!

A great Swedish verb is orka which is roughly "to have the energy/will to do something". The imperative of it is often used by youngsters when they don't orka.

- Write this down.
- Orka! (I don't have the energy/will to do it)