Thank you for your nice comment🙂🙂

Спасибо

Спасибо🙂

Paldies par tēlaino komentāru!

Thank You! It is very pleasant for us, even if You exaggerate a bit❤

Thanks a lot!👋

Köszönöm!

Me too! :-) I’m going to start tomorrow.

Thank You!

Obrigado pelo comentário agradável!

Muchos Gracias!

Thanks for watching and for the sweet comment!

Дякую, друже!

Obrigado! Olá da Letônia!

Thank You for watching and for nice feedback.'-)

@@aleksandrsmaijers What language is this?

@@CeeJayKay It' Latvian 🙂en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latvian_language

Obrigado, tudo de bom!

¡Gracias por los cumplidos!

Merci pour le commentaire! Bonne chance, n'abandonnez pas.'-)

Terima kasih!

Thank You! Maybe I'll try to make english subs later, if I receive more comments like this.'-) Share and subscribe, if You like this video. Peace!

I was able to translate all the comments by going to Google translate, taking screenshots and miraculously.... Google translated them showing the English words right on the same background as the original Latvian was! Amazing!!

Translation please

Finally I did it🙂

For this ocarina, we used ordinary red clay, which we can buy in our Latvian ceramic shop or order. Firing temperature ~900"C-1000''C. Good Luck!

Thank You for nice comment! Yes, this one has 7 holes. Unfortunately for all of us, there is no easier way to do this, because of unpredictable wall thickness, and also some other factors. You can try 4 hole bird for begining - ukposts.info/have/v-deo/h3-ohWOikYWTqoU.html For ocarina tunig You can use any chromatic tuner, I used ''DaTuner" for Android phone, some years ago it was free app.'-)

Basically it's not a problem, because You can intonate this type of instruments by intensity of blowing

Hello.'-) When we started making clay tools, about 15 years ago, we had similar problems. The main thing is that the clay must be dry enough to create a geometrically accurate wind channel directed exactly at the sharpened edge of the whistle. Maybe this video helps You, I find it in YT, ofcourse🙂 ukposts.info/have/v-deo/hY-ZgWyhaYZjmIk.html

@@aleksandrsmaijers I see what you mean now because I research does a little further. I didn’t position them correctly.

Thank you! We use ordinary red clay, produced in Latvia, it can be bought in local ceramic shops. Good luck making the bird!

It means the desired firing temperature, but this process is carried out gradually, starting with the lowest. And to achieve the dark tone, glowing clay birds can be shoveled into wood chips and covered with them to limit oxygen supply. But this can only be done with an oven in which the door can be opened forward, and this must be done VERY CAREFULLY! Thank You for your very careful viewing!

@@aleksandrsmaijers and I think he meant centigrade.

Finally I did it🙂

You can use any chromatic tuner, I used ''DaTuner" for Android phone, some years ago it was free app.'-)

Finally I did it, I make subtitles, if You still interested on it🙂

❤🐣

Для этой окарины мы использовали обычную красную глину, которую у нас в Латвии можно купить в керамическом магазине или заказать.

Hello! You can try to use another smartphones camera, some app like ''Google lence'' text translator.'-) Actually some english speaking ceramist really can make me happy if can help me to translate all subtitles line by line🙂

Hi, CeeJayKay! Finally I did it, I make subtitles, if You still interested on it🙂 Greatings from little bit snowy Latvija! If You find some blunder, please, let me know

I'm thinking about translation, but still have no time to do it You can try to use ''Google lence''

🐦Paldies, ka noskatījāties un atstājāt jauko komentāru!

At this moment I got one video with subtitles, about Reed Pipe ukposts.info/have/v-deo/iXOSm2mvfXtq2oE.html Maybe later I try to do more translationsAnd ofcourse I want people of America watch a lot of my videos🙂

It's a tail actually 🙂

Nó không phải là để bán🙂Tạm biệt!

@@aleksandrsmaijers nếu không bán thì để làm của hồi môn luôn đi 🤣😂😁😁😁

@@537longtracan 🙂