Viking King's Hall, documentary, (subtitles), Sagnlandet Lejre, Land of Legends Denmark Kongehallen 

You just took the words out of my mouth!! Greetings from the Netherlands #Cananefate #Frisians.

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The subtitles are in English.

Not even Danes understand Danes. Sincerely, a Norwegian.

​@@OriginalPuro True, but we don't understand you guys either. You sound like the distant cousin of the Swedish chef 😄

same

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Even the danes have a hard time understanding danish 😂 It’s a broken language.

just watch it 5 times & you will speak carpenter :)

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Thank you!!!

Denmark , in fact

Danmark

The total acreage of forests on the planet is the largest amount in recorded history. God made trees to be used by mankind to build homes and thousands of other things. The trees grow back. Those trees being cut down are not old growth anyway, a tree can grow that big in fifty years or less. I have seen an oak tree that big that was 36 years old and have seen others that were almost 300 years old; it depends on the soil and climate.

@@thomaswayneward That’s a pretty daft thought. Trees weren’t put there for us to cut down. Especially at the cost of other species on the planet.

You said "put there". LOL, who put them there? The Holy Bible tells us that everything on earth is for man to use and was put here for man. Glad you know someone "put them there".

@@alisn.7998Actually those oak trees were planted 200 years ago to build navy ships.

Engelske undertekster måske? 🤷🏼‍♂️

​@@kasperkjrsgaard1447 Nej, engelsk speak og tekst version. Særdeles nemt, og Sagnlandet Lejre vil nå ud til en interesseret verden, som tror at vikingerne udelukkende kom fra Norge.

Engelske undertekster er nu blevet indsat, tilvælg i meny

@@jespernystadDon’t know about most people or rest of world. I always thought of Vikings as from all over Scandinavia, perhaps more were population pressures were highest. I think, to the extent discussed in US, even history texts for ten-year- olds (well, of 30 years ago, I’m 76 and son is in his 40s) will assume/state all Scandinavia. Beowulf would throw me when we read supposedly the first great English epic (In dont agree. Read some of it later in a graduate linguistics class. It’s a different language in a way that, say Old Castilian is not modern Spanish (almost no intelligibility. Modern Danish seems about as intelligible, maybe more so. Hmm. Were there any vowel shifts in Danish as there were in English in the thirteenth (great) and in the 16th century ( lesser vowel shift). That might explain some of it, and many Norse words and a bit of the grammar were incorporated. Anyway, geography of Beowulf very confusing to a 16 year old. Was it Geatland, or land 12:41 of the Gaets. Much later it might mean modern Gotland (southern Sweden?) though the Geats may have moved around a bit, as have kingly boarders. Thank you for the thought

Thank you all for an informative, interesting, well produced film.

Kongehallen var under konstruktion i ca 5 år, pris ca 80 millioner kr.

@@SagnlandetLejre wow det var dælme mange penge

Se evt. Bonderøven bygge hus med hjælp fra mange venner.👍

Well back in that day, it was all the same, so IMO it would have been stupid to not do that.

Actually it was mostly horses and farm animals back then. The 'blót' was a feast and the most famous one is yule the predecessor to Christmas. In Danish we still call it Jul (yule). We do have a word for Christmas (Kristmesse or krist-messe) but nobody knows it or uses it, although you can find it in religious texts as recently as 1851. Yes, we are mostly heathens to this day. 😀

Denmark doesn't wanna end up like Sweden. People should respect that

Are you drunk?

De har først haft noget at vise nu her. Masse planlægning osv. men nu ved du dog om det. Og jeg er enig det ser sgu interessant ud😊

Bare in mind that Old English is/was directly related to the Scandi languages, all coming from Proto-Germanic. Strictly speaking, our Anglo-Saxon ancestors WERE Scandinavians, displaced by rampant in-fighting and conquest of small tribes.

How many oak planks and beams have you chopped? It’s definitely hard and difficult work, much more so than with the soft pine commonly used in Germany.