Renholdër

you germans know...

like it's written. the umlouts dont me nuttin ;D

rehnholdehr ?

Renholdër


there, that should answer your question

notice it's all stupid americans that post, no germans.....,...,.,.,.....,,,...,..,....,.,,..,,.,.,...,,.,,,....,.,.,.,.,.,...,.,,.,.,,,.,....,,.,.....,.,.,.,............,,,,,,,,,,.,.,.,,,,.,,.,.......,,,.,,.,,.,.,.,.,.,.,

I think it is renholdiir

by the by, what it mean?

isnt that an A Perfect Circle song?

Yes, it is, and something audible would be much more apt.

im surprised the people on the forums know what it is, yes it is an instrumental song, and i saw the word and thought "Ren-holder"

quote:Originally posted by AerialAssault
Renholdër

you germans know...

the "ë" doesn't even exist in germany.. we only have ö ä ü
I think it's from a scandinavian language (the "german scandinavia definition": "In a German mindset, Norway, Sweden and Finland are usually included, but Denmark is not.")

While we're talking about song titles.. how do you pronounce "jynweythek ylow" by Aphex Twin? or "kladfvgbung micshk"?

We don't use ë in finland. Just ä and ö.

*moves to sweden*

as stated before indirectly, this is most certainly Icelandic or ancient norse.