Show Yourself (Danish) Lyrics & Translation 

Her voice breaks are the best part of her versions. They really enhance the songs. Her voice is so powerful and the vocal breaks just make it even better in my opinion!

Celosia Ganaha Priskos I agree

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I know right?

Mia d you're right queen iduna(Tina Dickow) and Elsa(Maria lucia) Is very good together.And in denmark are they both famus.They're are singers and Maria lucia performed in a musical while Tina is still a musican.

Danish and German are my favorites

You'd like the Arabic version performed by Nesma Mahgoub (Elsa) and Rula Zaki (Queen Iduna). Its beautiful!

She is sooo amazing!! Even though I don't like Danish in general because it sounds weird compared to other scandanivian languages, from the first time I heard her in Let It Go my heart melt for her natural voice and talent 🥰🥰

She have a very powerful voice, like Idina Menzel, so she`s the perfect voice for Elsa.

Ah, not just me who gets freaked out every time I hear Idina Menzel xD. (I am joking here.)

Me but with the Norwegian version. Every time my sister plays it in the car, I'm the one in the back seat singing it in Norwegian XD

Me too hehe. My go-to version is either German or Dutch (had those 2 on loop. Still do, but with a bunch others). I freaked out when I heard it in English in the cinema. My brain went "Dang it this sounds so weird. You sure this is the original dub?"

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Just before that is probably my favorite part xD

I know right :')

Beutiful voice crack

So you don't like the last second😂

@@Val...1 😂

Hallo!

Denmark thanks you.

I agree Greetings from the United States

Watch Kazakh version

And Carmen Sarahi, don't Forget 😁

Maria Lucia >>>>>>>>>>>>> Serena Autieri

All slavic are great and romanian, turkish, greek. Well, most of version are great :)

I have to agree with you🙂

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Wanna see mine? 😉 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1BMq8CCr2ZU.html

FlamSparks Of course. I'll do it!

Me too 😂

Lucky you! I'm currently learning Danish (I'm English) although I have recently found out that my family are descended from Danish and Norwegian people so my interest in Scandinavian culture has definitely grown.

@@NOONONOON Ok here's the part where I attempt to speak Danish to a Danish person. Mig, Jeg elsker Dansk og jeg vil besøge Danmark en dag. If it's wrong, please don't hate me or laugh at me. I'm loving learning Danish it's so much fun and such a quirky language!

@@JixieDyeAuthor As a Swede, Danish is in a very strange place. If I don't pay attention Danish is like any other language I don't know but if I pay attention I get what she is talking about. However, sometimes the words are so twisted from Swedish, especially in pronunciation, that it's hard to make out what she is trying to say but when you get to see the lyrics it suddenly "ooh, that's what she's trying to say!". It becomes really clear what languages you already know affect your capabilities to learn other languages. For me, Danish probably wouldn't be that hard but then I again, what's the point? We understand each other more or less and they know English and I know English. So I am left with learning German's over-complicated grammar. Danish's pronunciation must he really hard for you, right? I have heard people complain about the Scandinavian languages' grammar but trust me, there is a lot stranger grammar out there. It must be pretty lonely knowing English and wanting to learn the closest languages? French is pretty close with a lot of words coming from it but I have heard a lot of meaning has been twisted. Dutch is apparently similar but I mean it's Dutch. How is it from your perspective, would love to hear your insight :)?

@@8is I like the Danish pronunciation, in fact, it's one of the major things that drew me to the language, but it is challenging, especially as I don't know any Danish people that can give me pointers and can clear up a few confusing bits of grammar for me. I learned French for A Level (the qualification after high school) but because I was being forced to learn in a specific way and I felt like the sentences weren't ones I would specifically use I lost my love of it. Though I struggle with Danish I still haven't lost my love of it because I love its quirkiness and as I'm not studying for a qualification I'm free to learn in my way and in many different ways.

I love the Danish version. I think the voice actors, especially Maria Lucia, did an excellent job. And then I love your language. From Italy 🇮🇹

her name looks like a delectable hamburger

@@ambarvalia9757 Are you referring to me?

@@soniap5157 i meant maria lycyburg hamburger

@@ambarvalia9757 Oh, now I understand 😂

Coming you from denmark

It’s Maria Lucia, one of THE MOST popular Elsas out there

Digo lo mismo :0 transmite las emociones y hace shorar 😖

Maria Rinta-Rahko dam

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No, that's not what I meant. I mean that the lyrics seem to have been adapted together, unlike what happens in other products, _with the same languages._ It's not a matter of how closely related the languages are, thank you very much. It's a matter of stylistic choices made for this movie specifically.

Askmolnet i don’t agree. This is close to the final on the second movie. Elsa has grown a lot with everything she went through. She might still be young. But she was never naive. She always had great powers that she in the beginning couldn’t control. It was a curse. Through the two movies she learned to set herself free, control her powers and use them positively. She is now a young powerful woman. Maria Luisa’s voice captures that perfectly.

@@srenpeterjensen6214 Well, to each his own.

@@srenpeterjensen6214 She was never naive? She literally throws out the message of Let it Go in the first movie for being naive.

@@Askmolnet I think you have a point.

Elsa is more mature, graceful and elegant. She suits this type of voice. Anna is the younger one who needs the higher one.

That's a very unfair question. I don't see many Swedes on other videos except when the title says it is going to revolve around Sweden or Scandinavia. These videos usually attract the younger generation; they just want to hear the Danish version because they don't have access to services like Spotify. I know my nieces use RU-vid a lot for listening to music.

@@raindropsneverfall Have you scoured the hundreds of ranking videos there are? Because I have and very often we have Swedish and Danish battling it out, usually in the top 5. We are talking about every video from 250.000 views to your 900 views ranking video and there you see the odd very thankful Swede but of hundreds of videos, you rarely come across a Dane being thankful. Which I find strange, you would think there would something around half if not more since Maria is so beloved. Not everyone connects with Annika's (Swedish) acting/expression of emotion (which is fine, I don't condemn anyone for that) but everyone can appreciate a good singer like Maria. Not to say that either of them is bad at singing or acting. So yeah, we are not talking about your average niece who likes their own version, we are talking about us who are obsessed with every version imaginable and want to see what other people think and talk about it to rationalize our thoughts and opinion. You know I have a saying to Danes I would like to say but I never find Danes in the right context. It would be when Danish is top 1 and Swedish is top 2, then I would say that Denmark might have Elsa but damn do we have Anna. I never get to say that xD. Anyway, I just find this whole ordeal very strange.

@@8is sorry but i agree with mads! and just cause we see all the videos that you mentioned doesn't mean we have to comment on each one of them. Cause yeah i have definitely seen way more than is probably healthy and i do like or dislike a lot of comments while reading through but seldom comment or actually answer any of the comments. I wouldn't say it is strange at all, i feel moste people just read through and like what they agree with

@@kanina52 So why are Danes less inclined towards commenting? That's the question. Alternatively, there aren't as many Danes out there as Swedes which is still a possibility. Nevertheless, it's very strange, why wouldn't people watch those videos and comment their opinions xD?

@@8is I don’t know as I cannot answer for all danes as everyone is different. Personally I just don’t feel the need or want to comment. I could also ask the same why are you and from what you’re saying so many Swedes inclined to comment? I also still don’t think it’s weird or strange as not everyone, actually probably the majority of people who might comment (teens and adults) wouldn’t look at videos about a cartoon which could explain a lack of comments. Also there are many people from all over the world who don’t necessarily comment (especially telling from how extremely few comments are on videos compared to views)

If you like deep voices, then you should totally listen to the Arabic or the Vietnamese versions

@@FlamSparks I tried these two languages and nope, doesn't work for me...too deep for Arabic, and the flow just unnerved me in Vietnamese, thought the singer has a great voice.

You're missing out then

Because there are plenty of channels who take care of Spanish, while I'm more interested in Nordic languages than in any other group

Not really, no 🤣🤣

@@FlamSparks haha

Are you okay my friend?! She is absolutely perfect and stunning in every vocal control she masters!! This coming from someone who gets weirded out by danish sounds lol. Anyway, I guess people have different tastes after all😅

​@@mohamadmosa8116 I can't deny who amazing is she but I don't really feel a character, I just hear Maria Lucia showing us her singing skills. Her high notes are way too much and at the end I don't enjoy her that much

Maria Lucia owned this song. I'm from the Philippines and this is the best dub of this song. In fact, even better than the original. It's not just about the loudness but the POWER. In this story, Elsa is already in ACCEPTANCES stage. It signifies that there is no longer any reason for her to hold back. It symbolize bravery, facing your fear, in which Maria Lucia of Denmark VOICED OUT as the ELSA of ARANDELLE.

@@FrankjoshuaBandilla-xb3nt LOL I writed this 1 year ago, I don't know what to feel about her right now

Most noticed, but also realised that "Frost" is the Danish title of the movie

@@FlamSparks Oh

@@imthebaldguy4723 appropriate reaction 🤣

@@imthebaldguy4723 now you know...

@@FlamSparks true that but Frost is the literal translation of the english word frost. To be the translation of frozen it should have been frossen or frosset. Have speculated a lot about the Danish choice for the title :-D

Really? They're like poles apart 🤣

@@FlamSparks anong sabi mo? Pag tapagalupog daw kay wa gyud ko kasabot nimo🥺 Pero Danish and Norwegian paren ako uuwi...

@@FlamSparks sagutin moko?