(Well, its original nordic pronunciation probably has a more o-like or anyway different 'a', a pointier 'i' sound, and a stronger 'r' than in German. But it see

(Well, its original nordic pronunciation probably has a more o-like or anyway different 'a', a pointier 'i' sound, and a stronger 'r' than in German. But it seems to be accepted practice between Germanic languages to pronounce everything as if it was your native language - it's easy and ~always intelligible.)