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2/25/2015 9:31:53 PM
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Gat-la-horn is actually the correct answer. It's Icelandic.
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That's [url=http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/gjallarhorn]wrong[/url]. It's Norse.
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You do know that the old Norse mythology stems from Germany and ICELAND right? The old West Norse language died out and the modern way to say gjhallahorn is gat-la-horn
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Actually there were other dialects that would have pronounced it Yallarhorn, even in the ancient world. But after some research I realize I did overstep. Icelandic is a derivative of one of the Old Norse dialects and it would in fact be pronounced Gat-la-horn as in the video in that dialect. So interestingly, both Gatlahorn and Yallarhorn are correct pronunciations as they are both valid dialects of Old Norse.
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Thank you for doing some research. I appreciate a educated response unlike the retarded responses you normally get on these forums. We will call it a draw :)
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Agreed =) This has been the most satisfying thread in weeks! Thanks for the discussion.
