Can anyone translate this? >Eirdem teim fvön iag synota upp

Looks like one of the proto-languages to me

>>75574052
It's about the upcoming Germanic genocide.

>>75574052
>iag eckin fôrgeito dyk.
jag icke förgät dig
>In sömlokyr dageir
somliga dagar?
>oq
och
>fôrgagnen
förgågnen


looks like a swedish dialect

don't have tiem to transalte now, eating

>iag eckin fôrgeito dyk.
i forgot to dive
>sömlokyr dageir
summer days
>havotet
the ocean

>>75574052
looks sort of like äldre västgötalagen but harder to read and no þ letters. I'd say a regional written dialect of swedish

>>75574391
it's dig, not dyk.

iagh/iak/iag/jag ekke forgæt dik/þig/dyk

>>75574052
It's swedish. Maybe an older dialect.

It tells a story about the pleasure of lending your wife to something called a "sidan" (propably Sudan).

>>75574052
Looks like Hungarian to me

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>>75574718

>In sömlokyr dageir iag föttla tôreir af öns frôlyr tvun vyr tväs dyle pörkyr speilten.
>Hungarian

>>75574052
>iag drômota tvun hôrate
>I dreamt she heard

Definitely an eastern nordic language.

rate my try at pronounciation http://picosong.com/7PAA/
>>75574052

>>75578373
You're not op!
Can you translate?

>>75578373
JÄVLA SKÅNING
GRÄV BORT
REEEEEEEEEE

>>75574052
>language in which you can't understand other dialect
please

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>>75574052
It's probably North or even East Germanic. I would hope that were it to be West Germanic i would recognize some of it, but since Nordic anons here can't tell what it is, my bet is on East Germanic of some sort.

Gothic perhaps?

>>75574052
>iag synota upp áu dyle skyr oq kunnoto yterz sial kringi myk
jag synte upp av/åvan? dyle? skyn och kunde ytterst se kring mig

dude that's frisian are you blind?