1 Omniglot: One of Athelstan's most valuable traits, both to the Vikings and King Ecbert. 2  Thus far, it's been shown that he's either fluent or semi-fluent in reading, writing, and speaking Old English, Old Norse, Latin, Greek, High German, and possibly several other dialects and languages native to the main continent.
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Vikings is a medieval drama series airing on The History Channel. It follows Norse farmer come warrior Ragnar Lodbrok's efforts to improve the lives of his people and become a celebrated hero. The show follows existing sagas of Ragnar Sigurdsson, a legendary Norse figure.
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You definitely do not need to spend days on end here. There are only the two parks, and a Downtown Disney type place. The parks are literally next door to each other, so you can walk from one to the next in a matter of 5 minutes.
http://www.thedisneychick.com/2011/11/bonjour-disneyland-paris.html
Also, Disneyland Paris is crazy organized. When you check in, the manager asks you what language you speak, writes your answer on your confirmation sheet, and puts you in a specific line. At the end of that line is a cast member, who speaks at least 3 different languages. Above the cast member is a sign denoting which languages they speak. You hand them the sheet, and they begin speaking to you in the language noted. And they work fast.
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Report Abuse. The full characters (Mickey, Minnie, etc) are not supposed to speak at all. The human-type characters will start a conversation in French most times, but some do speak English. It is, incidentally, officially called Disneyland Resort Paris -- the EuroDisney moniker was changed several years ago. Sun · 6 years ago.
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Salut. Answer: Of course, french is the most prevalent language, but there are many different nationalities of peoples living in Paris, including Afrikanns, Russians, Asians, … Muslims, Americans, and many more. Naturally, they all speak their own language, and these are heard all over Paris.
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1 Ragnar has a vision of Odin and Valkyries after a battle in the first scene of the show and more throughout the series. 2  It's deliberately left unclear whether they are supernatural visions or if he's just hallucinating. 3  Aslaug's prophesies, such as about Sigurd's eye.
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french; its in france. Paris is in France, they speak French.
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The great thing about Disneyland Paris is that they're used to guests from all over Europe, so they're used to interacting with people who aren't French. Most rides are in English, with a few exceptions. They have a Pinocchio ride, Le Voyages de Pinocchio (which is set up like a Peter Pan/Snow White sort of deal). It is en francais, and made me realize I really don't remember anything that happened in that movie except for the whole swallowed-by-whale part.
http://www.thedisneychick.com/2011/11/bonjour-disneyland-paris.html
1 It features men and women chanting quotes from the rune poems in Old Norse about how wealth is the joy and source of discord among men and the path of the serpent. 2  This chanting becomes more and more common as Season 2 progresses. 3  Omniglot: One of Athelstan's most valuable traits, both to the Vikings and King Ecbert.
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what language do they speak in paris
They speak French in Paris. They speak French language in Paris.