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What the ysaid was....
My that is an impressive bow you have, sir....
But, why do you keep drawing it like a big girlie!!!!!!!!
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Just kiddng big guy! :lol:
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Quote:Hi there!
I put some time ago on Youtube an example of three different ways of drawing a bow. To my horror I noticed that they all looked the same! Anyway someone commented my video on hungarian (?) language and I would like to know what was the content of this comment:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ro6lvKbxPo
Thanks in advance...
This translation was electronic, so its not so accurate:
For you also megvan that's it bow!!!! Only full 43 spun erejű and not such strong than the es
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Thanks Gioi! The secret is beginning to unveil itself :wink: ...
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megvan should be: meg van
which means multiplied with.....
he is probably talking about 43 kgs and 110 kgs drawing weight
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Is that a hungarian bow Virilis? I'm rather jealous actually!
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Yes I have looked at them, but have given up on that fantasy...!
Just plain old infantry for me! Cavelry would be nice, but I haven't been on a horse since '77!
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Hallo Gentlemens.
Magyar man from Treveri tribe))))) :lol:
In video: This is very nice.
I. comment: It actually single circa 45 kilogram more (I do not like the English measures, may be badly give a tip) kiogramm may be with highlighter strength.
II. comment:
I have this bow!!!!
With a strength of only precisely 43 pounds and not so strong than the 110
This is very strong bow. I think just promotion. From horseback, to shooting the 40 # bows the equivalent. The 70 # bows are used for hunting. The Magyar/Hun/Avars a Scythian cavalry used a diverse bow and an arrowhead. I have Kassai Hiúz II. magyar bow /39 #/.
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I read once that Hungarian, and Finn (language) are very close to each other in structure. Is that true?
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Thanks Istvà n for the translation!
Paul, finnish and hungarian lanquages are indeed closely related but we are genetically not close relatives. It is a question of a "lingua franca" (dominant lanquage) at one point somewhere in the mists of history :wink: ...
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This is very good and hard question. The Hungarian language have 1 million words. We have 700 words like that what is with a Finnish-Ugrian origin.Around 1500 the old Turkish our word coming from this language.Insignificant Latin and we have Slav words. The rest of our words are Hungarian words simply. X. from a century the XVIII. century was not question the Scythian, leaf mould, Hun, Hungarian continuity and the common ancestry consciousness. The revolution broke out for the Hungarian independence in 1848 years. The Austrian ones with Russian help /would not have been going alone/ the revolt was quelled. Scholars with a German emotion got to the Hungarian academy's edge and this forced Finnish-Ugrian theory started strengthening from that time.
This theory upon 700 common words, cannot be kept already for a long time nowhere.
The Hungarian language researchers puts the Hungarians' original birthplace onto the area of West- Iran with 7000 years before according to the today's position of the science.
Based on a Finnish-Hungarian government contract Gene you sow samples for the Finn from his folk and from the Hungarians' folk. The result yielded an astonishing result. We are not relatives. It even stranger, that the Finnish's have Asian gene with markers, the Hungarians not.Researches like this were made already early on Hungary and there Iranian gene substance was demonstrable.
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