Teaching Icelandic PART 2

[@Christianityistherightway]

We need Icelandic on Duolingo!! You could help us with that...

[@a_random_guy_V]

Exactly, they should stop to create courses of imagined languages and create courses of real languages, like Icelandic. I'm Brazilian and it's really hard to learn Icelandic. We need a good Icelandic course, like Duolingo.

[@user-bl3fo7dz3o]

Yeeeeessssss!!!!!!! I mean, they can’t pull off the old, “but it’s not spoken by a large amount of people”, because they’ve got Gaelic, and two made-up languages. Get your priorities together duolingo!

[@bruno-zy3dn]

ᚴᚢᚦ ᚢᛁᚴᛁ But it's not duolingo that creates the courses, it is the people who decide to volunteer, so if she wanted she could be one of the people who help the create the course

[@user-bl3fo7dz3o]

bruno Oh yeah, you’re right. And to think, here we are complaining about how Duolingo isn’t doing its job when really we’re the ones who are supposed to be doing it. (By “we”, I mean Icelandic people, of which I am not) In that case, Icelandic people, what are you doing?

[@a_random_guy_V]

@@bruno-zy3dn yes you're sure. I know that. But I think it's really unusual learn a language that doesn't exist.

[@beardedwolf628]

How many lessons before I'm a viking

[@rissa1001]

Eldrich Blacklion someone asking the real question!

[@alexseyvitaliykolosov6787]

Trust me been living here since i was 3 years old and im still struggling to speak it

[@gavinspencer1808]

I’m gonna have to rewatch these lessons over and over, I just hope they put this in Dualingo soon 😂

[@tordeskilbo]

@Ivan Grimmi You tried Sursild?

[@DennisAndresen80]

you would learn danish to be that ;)

[@Victoria-ij3cb]

Timestamps for quick review: Counting 1-10: 1:55 Counting 11-20: 2:32 Counting 20-100: 3:01 Months: 5:09 Days of month: 5:21 Phrases: 6:32 Thanks so much for this video!! It is so helpful to hear a native speaker explain it in a simple way. And your outfit is really cute btw :) ♡ Cheers from Maryland!

[@sibylleweichselsdorfer4476]

The months are almost the same as in German.

[@adrien437]

Wie auf Französisch auch... alle Europäer benutzen den gleichen christlichen Kalender

[@MilatovichFamily]

They are pronounced exactly the same here in Slovene except we write marec, maj , junij and julij.

[@idan.5316]

Sibylle White the same as for Norwegian

[@hannakovats8692]

and very similar as hungarian

[@hitschus4983]

Man spricht sie sogar teilweise gleich aus

[@merve6196]

Can u make a video in icelandic with english subtitle 🙇🏻‍♀️

[@reineh3477]

As a Swede I think I could learn Icelandic quite fast. My only criticism, you are going too fast. Say the word loud (so we hear it), think the word twice silent (give us a chance to say it).

[@Neophema]

Grammatikken er en smule mer komplisert enn i de moderne skandinaviske språka, da. Se bare på ordet "enginn" (ingen), som må bøyes i hunkjønn, hankjønn og intetkjønn i alle fire kasus og i éntall og flertall. Puh! bin.arnastofnun.is/leit/enginn But I do enjoy a linguistic challenge! ;)

[@jdshiels4839]

Pause button????

[@Ren-il4zv]

I watch her videos on 0.75 speed lol. Makes it easier to write and tell what she's saying

[@seid3366]

Ask Langfocus to make a Language Profile about Icelandic.

[@DerekPK]

The Svennes are like everywhere.

[@lynntagg4860]

Thank you so much for these videos. My mother’s family are proud Icelanders from Myvatn and North West Iceland. I would like to learn more than the few phases I picked up as a child. (Probably some bad jokes from my Uncles lol) I love listening to the language. We were brought up with the culture and I visited once but want to go back.Keep up the good work!! A Canadian fan 🌞

[@GabrielGHermez]

Damn it feels so easy for a Swede to learn Icelandic. We have so similar pronunciations!

[@pixelboy2740]

Just saying but if youre a swede try learning polish. Its almost the same!

[@jonswe5753]

Är du fkn seriös? Vi har inte alls lika ljud wtf.

[@patootie3529]

Timothy Andrea Walcott Well Norwegian is the closest to Icelandic between Swedish, Norwegian and Danish lol

[@alwaysdreaming9604]

@@pixelboy2740 i'm Russian and i've learned Polish, it's almost the same

[@almabjornsdottir603]

Ahhahaha vaaa? Jag bor i Sverige men kommer från Island (har bott i Sverige hela mitt liv så kan flytande svenska) Men mina kompisar vill alltid att jag ska lära de Isländska eller säga något men de säger alltid fel hur mycket jag än försöker förklara hur man uttalar så klar de det aldrig.

[@svanstippens9388]

🇮🇸Afmælisdagurinn minn er i júlí🇮🇸 🇳🇴Bursdagen min er i juli🇳🇴 🇩🇰Min fødselsdag er i juli🇩🇰 🇸🇪Min födelsedag är i juli🇸🇪 🇫🇮Syntymäpäiväni on heinäkuussa🇫🇮

[@mspsofia7097]

*heinäkuussa :))

[@svanstippens9388]

Tack så mycket!🇸🇪

[@tavolaluija]

Northern languages are beautiful, gosh! But I can’t understand anything 😓

[@svanstippens9388]

🇬🇧My birthday is in July🇬🇧

[@tavolaluija]

Svanstippen S I love it 😍 I would say, in my mothertongue... 🇮🇹 Il mio compleanno è a luglio 🇮🇹 Thanks a lot for the translation ☺️

[@missbirne]

Thank you for being so generous with your time and teaching us some of your beautiful language! You are a charming host. Many of us have long loved Icelandic music, so there is a real hunger for learning even a few words!

[@DeletedAccount-vm4sv]

Wow it’s like German but harder :)

[@makki1640]

Man I'm studying German, it's so hard

[@eva.6987]

K I M yeah but German words aren’t nearly as hard to pronounce. At least if you’re a native English speaker

[@makki1640]

@@eva.6987 My problem is the endings, you know, it's really hard to remember if a word is a female or a male name and then you have to remember which ending you have to use, depending on if you need a genitive or dative, etc.

[@lilin.7590]

@@makki1640 I'm from Germany but I know that nobody who's not growing up there will always use the right article in front of an nom! That's really difficult 😂

[@lonelyone1833]

It's not even close to German!

[@kennyw4779]

So fascinating. I'm Norwegian, so it's super interesting to see all the similarities between our languages. Too bad Iceland is harder to visit than Sweden or Denmark. In a weird way, I feel closer to Iceland - our lost Norwegian brothers and sisters. And it annoys me that you learn Danish instead of Norwegian!!! Or at least that's what I'm told.

[@dan74695]

Det er sant.

[@cinnamon3389]

Norwegian is actually more closely related to Icelandic than Danish or Norwegian

[@andyknowles772]

Lost?! More like the brothers who argued and were kicked out of the house :-)

[@camillesargent9860]

A big THANK YOU from a Polish-speaking girl from the US ! Love how your language sounds. I can definitely hear German in there, but with a softer “r” roll.

[@seriea988]

In Iceland there are: Beautiful girls, nice climate and beautiful language! Greetings from Italy!

[@user-bl3fo7dz3o]

By “nice climate”, do you mean freezing cold?

[@p1kkujuha]

Freezing cold _is_ nice!

[@seriea988]

I said nice weather because there is no pollution ahaha

[@user-bl3fo7dz3o]

SerieA 98 True, I’d rather be freezing my balls off than choking on the air.

[@Noname-ye1vg]

I like cold weather too! Rather than boiling my body where I live, south Europe!! ;)

[@user-bl3fo7dz3o]

I love this series! My real passion is Old Norse, and because of how close the languages are, I thought I might learn both. Kveðjur frá Suður-Afríku (please tell me if that sentence is wrong)

[@birtaeir2468]

That sentence is not wrong :)

[@nthavotelcam4112]

There are very similar written not pronounced

[@nunchukninja3212]

I am part Icelandic and wish I could remember how to speak it! Keep up the good work! I am learning lots! 😃

[@mariaflower2050]

Girl dont need to be uncertain about the way u teaching. U doing it perfectly and ur a sweet nice beautiful girl

[@lilimarleenpui8343]

The months In Icelandic and Estonian are almost the same! Jaanuar, veebruar, märts, aprill, mai, juuni, juuli, august, september, oktoober, november, detsember.

[@Bjarmarsson]

Thanks nice to know :)

[@josephhudson7378]

I will seriously go up there just to watch people speak. I am Native American and i am fascinated when people speak other languages. 😆

[@Pidalin]

that's why US attacking other countries, they want listen languages :-D

[@hjsharma9467]

Same 😎

[@mariaflower2050]

Wait. MY LORD THAT PRONOUNCE😳ITS HAAAAAAAARD but i think language is cuuuuute

[@JuKaC]

Ég á afmæli þrettándi febrúar Thank you for these videos! You're a great teacher 🇮🇸🇮🇸🇲🇽

[@bigwha1032]

JuKaC þrettánda*

[@queencersei6943]

The cutest accent EVERRR

[@naturemsp7368]

Wow icelandic is so similar to faroese🇫🇴, and thank you for learning me icelandic its so beautiful language. Hæ, ég heiti Rósa, og afmælið mitt er i tuttugasti og sjötti Janúar 🤩🇮🇸

[@Adrian13rams]

Thank you sharing your native language! It's so beautiful 😍

[@luiscoco8437]

Hola, me encanta escucharte. Soy un enamorado de Islandia y me apasiona el idioma, tan dificil!! Y por supuesto Hatari, con la mejor canción de Eurovisión este año Hatrið mun sigra. Kisses from Spain

[@raisaklein7107]

Never knew Icelandic sounds so much like Dutch! I’m from the Netherlands en recognize so much from my language. Very nice! Maybe I should do this in Dutch🧐 People Reading this, would you like that? Keep up the good work girl!👍

[@shellgecko]

Both are germanic languages but different branch :) Icelandic is north germanic and Dutch is west germanic both have a common origin but different evolution so in some point they share some features.

[@raisaklein7107]

Antonio Campos thanks! Nice to know!

[@lea8667]

Thank you so much for these videos! It's sad that there aren't many sources to learn Icelandic, even on Duolingo, which I use for German at the moment. It's a good idea to base your Icelandic lessons on Duolingo's system. :) Btw, I'll be going to Iceland in a few weeks and I am so excited!! ♥

[@oligud82]

i live at iceland

[@rubbedibubb5017]

Sjö in Swedish means lake and seven is ”sju”. The numbers in íslenska are basically the same as in svenska.

[@sirbliiz6416]

Im so happy that I found your Chanel! I have wanted to learn Islandic couple of years, but I haven't been able to find internet course for that. I just love this!!! Love from Finland ❤️❤️

[@PhinkerPie]

Iceland was settled by settlers.

[@rendeenar.99]

Fun fact: "sex" was "six" also in Latin (the ancestor of my language, Italian) and probably from which "nowadays" Icelandic tapped into in a moderate extent.

[@carlareynoso7636]

Thanks for these videos! I love them. I'm from Argentina and is really hard to learn a such a different language!

[@johnjohansson]

Wow! I’ve heard that Icelandic is almost impossible to learn, but as a Swede I can understand quite a bit! 😀 I would love to learn your beautiful language! 😍

[@alijawedfazeli5375]

Hi I am thinking about if you can pronounce it or talk a little bit slowly it's very good 😊 Thank you

[@annacurdoglo4032]

If any of you need an app to learn Icelandic I recommend Memrise. I was trying to learn Icelandic and I had Memrise already from learning French in school and I found Icelandic there and it's really helpful. 😊

[@linneavlogs]

Ég á afmæli tuttugasti og sjöundi júlí! (My birthday is July 27th!) In my native language, which is Swedish (I'm from Finland, not Sweden, but my native language is till Swedish, because there are Finn-Swedes here, yanno, Swedish-speaking Finns), that sentence would be: Min födelsedag är tjugosjunde juli :D Great video! I love learning new languages! I also noticed some similarities in Swedish and Iclandic :) Love you! xx

[@mjasi2844]

tuttugasta og sjöunda* :)

[@linneavlogs]

@@mjasi2844 oh, thanks!

[@rubbedibubb5017]

Linnea Westerholm ja alla siffror är ju nästan precis samma🙂

[@robert_mcmxciv]

Tjena finlandssvensk här också

[@gastonmartinez6316]

Pratar du också på finska?

[@500yearsofmusic2]

Takk mjög gott for your videos, they're very helpful for an uncommon and beautiful language, if all Icelandic girls are like you, I'm gonna walk up through Scotland and swim to Iceland on a wooden raft. Xx

[@zsomborsuto5574]

I've learned Swedish, and it's pretty similar to Icelandic!

[@irmahakansson404]

Var kommer du egentligen ifrån då?

[@dominicthorpe2894]

Zsombor Sütö Jag med, det är ett vackert språk, men jag kan inte bestämma mig om jag vill bo i Sverige eller Island så vill jag lär mig båda

[@dan74695]

Norsk er nærmare islendsk.

[@larakehm4858]

I am from Germany and going to learn Icelandic. I love Iceland and the language and the nature... I love all of the country. In Germany we pronounce the months like in Icelandic, that is great.

[@LaPatrioteFrancaise]

In many European languages the months are quite the same :)

[@idalarsson7479]

2:01 HAS ME DEAD lmaoo and yeah icelandic is pretty similar to swedish

[@dan74695]

Liknar meir å norsk.

[@jofermk]

Hey! Thank you so much for the lessons! Its great to listen to your pronunciation . Please share more about your language!

[@jakiarariggins1896]

Ég á afmæli fjórði janúar! (My birthday is January 4th!) As usual, great video! 💓

[@annasol-2b]

Kiara R thats really good its just “Fjórða” insted of fjórði ❤️

[@Pablo-rr4cz]

@@annasol-2b Why is it fjórða and not fjorði??

[@annasol-2b]

@@Pablo-rr4cz it's like you don't say "my birthday is January four" but you say "my birthday is January fourth" So basically saying fjorði is saying four instead of fourth

[@techno557]

Happy birthday😂😂😂

[@livv_p]

My birthday is January 4th too!! Happy birthday tho!

[@killjaqular]

@5:40 "numbers that come with the month" the word you did not know to describe such numbers in english is "ordinal" you wanted to recite the ordinal numbers: first, second, third... numbers that assign order = ordinal numbers im starting to learn icelandic, i want to visit iceland, it is very beautiful. i stumbled across your channel, thank you for doing what you are doing!

[@GHFear]

Wow I understood everything :) Im Swedish tho. So maybe thats why. Cool video dood.

[@12388753]

Jeg er norsk, så islandsk er lett for meg å lære :D

[@rubbedibubb5017]

GHFear samma här! Vill dock bli ”proffs” på islänska😝

[@12388753]

@@rubbedibubb5017 Det vanskeligste er grammatikken. Det er jo sånn kasus-system. Eller hva det heter 😂

[@rubbedibubb5017]

12388753 ajdå. Har dock för mig att det är samma som i tyska, jag läser tyska så det kanske blir lätt för mig😄

[@12388753]

@@rubbedibubb5017 Jepp. Hvis du kan tysk, så har du litt peiling på hvordan systemet funker 😁

[@reichen609]

Oh my god I love her!!! ✨❄️✨

[@Itsyregiblog]

Some numbers also sound kind of German like 0(null), 6(sechs), 8(acht), 11(elf), 12(zwolf)..no? haha

[@vladimirpopov8479]

Ich - ég, Du - þú. Yeah, German, Afrikaans and Swedish are even closer to Icelandic than Danish.

[@Neophema]

Well, they are both Germanic languages. In fact, all Indo European languages have similar numbers. :)

[@babakazizi3147]

Big thank you and respect to the beautiful kind fairy for spending time to teach others a new language

[@johncanete3828]

Iceland has a lot of cute and beautiful girl and a peaceful place... So nice.. Greeting from Philippines🇵🇭....

[@johncanete3828]

@gardur

[@Xanimimanova]

I just met an Icelandic girl! Wanna learn the language so much! It’s an amazing language. Sounds a lot like danish 😊

[@jancovanderwesthuizen8070]

I hope to study in Iceland after school :D One thing I don't understand is why LL in núll is pronounced differently from everywhere else

[@user-bl3fo7dz3o]

Janco van der Westhuizen Maybe, everybody else is actually pronouncing it wrong. And only the Icelanders are woke enough to see the truth. Wake up sheeple! The earth is flat, and 9/11 was an inside job!

[@zeldaoot23]

I feel your pain. People say Icelandic is phonetic, and I guess it’s better than English or Norwegian but there seem to be plenty of exceptions like this. I think another word that’s pronounced with the LL like in 0 is “bolla” (“bun”).

[@KidsTVShows10]

I love this video because it helping me a lot girl. Keep up your services we non Icelandic speakers appreciate your good work. ❤️❤️❤️❤️👍

[@miguelbanos6544]

Thank you for doing this videos. One of my dreams is to live in Iceland. Can you upload a video with tips for going to live in there? Kisses from Spain💙

[@Lewisiaisoutofcontext]

There's a girl called Jeannie who has a channel called "Jeannie - Life With a View" dedicated to teaching people about how to make the best of living and travelling around Iceland! She is originally from the USA but currently lives in Iceland. I love her videos! :D

[@domainq1790]

@@Lewisiaisoutofcontext thank you very much!)

[@sol_sunnyy5472]

These videos are still so helpful in my journey of learning Icelandic!! Thank you so much🤍

[@karolinazakrzewska7426]

Greetings from Poland ^^

[@seriea988]

Hi Caroline! Can you listen to this italian song: Nera - Irama Official Video I'm sure you'll like it 200%

[@johnsouthwell1869]

interetesting to hear the basic words - English is also a germanic language (at its’ base - then mixed with French and latin) but the initial sound of the numbers and the days are obviously part of the same language family

[@johnsouthwell1869]

I do speak German so maybe that makes a difference

[@german2122]

2:03 LMAO DAT FACE!

[@ryankitchen5779]

Hæ! Ég heiti Ryan. Ég er frá England og ég á afmæli tuttugasti og þriðji október. Í dag er fyrsti janúar 2019 (þriðjudagur). Það er vetur. Næst kemur vor. Wow... to say I knew only a few Icelandic words before watching your Part 1 & 2 on Icelandic... I’ve always wanted to learn Icelandic and I thought she explained it very well and very clearly. Thank you! 🇮🇸 I love Iceland.

[@analiadaveggio7732]

Do you speak Spanish too? I would like to listen to u reproducing some Spanish words ! Please! Thanks ! 😘🇦🇷

[@PhinkerPie]

Spaniards are not Vikings.

[@analiadaveggio7732]

Yes. I know that. Thanks.

[@PhinkerPie]

:) I was just saying.

[@nicolasayala4562]

Que lindo sería escucharle en español jajajajjajajaja

[@analiadaveggio7732]

Nico Ayala siiii ! Siiiiii eso mismo le decía yo ayer. Veremos ... Q pasa.

[@GH-cy6fh]

Duolingo is kind of fun, but it's useless if you have no one to talk to. I think if you were living in the country where you are learning languages it is useful. If you are not, then it's pointless. Language acquisition happens with social interaction...I think videos are more effective if you want to learn things without being in the country...but nothing can replace a teacher/being fully immersed. It has to do with SLA theory and what is effective in language learning.

[@PhinkerPie]

Most favorite Viking KZbinr I know is here again with new video :)

[@judithholley1791]

Ég á almæli annar september! Thank you for the lessons, you're good at it!

[@caglafromdreamland]

It's pretty similar with Norwegian🇳🇴🙌 just pronunciation is different. So if someone writes me something in Icelandic, I can probably understand half of it🤓

[@yeet6627]

Çağla from dreamland Halló, hvað segir þú gott í dag?

[@caglafromdreamland]

@@yeet6627 hmm if I translate it word by word 'what say you good today' but does it mean how are you today?🙄😶

[@yeet6627]

Çağla from dreamland Haha yes if I translate it straight into english it means, what good do you say today. But we use it as a way to say how are you :)

[@caglafromdreamland]

@@yeet6627 actually it's been hard to understand for me because I have no idea about Icelandic😄 so I can understand some words that are similar with Norwegian but I don't know phrases😐 Anyway thank you to write the comment, I know how to say 'how are you' in Icelandic anymore☺️

[@yeet6627]

Çağla from dreamland Haha no problem, if you want a simpler version of “how are you doing” you can say “hvernig hefurðu það” Enjoy :)

[@slars9833]

Hello, and thanks! I speak five languages and I was just curious about icelandic. It is not so difficult. I find many roots with Indo-European. I will continue to see your posts. You're good. Just be confident, even if you're not a professional teacher, as you said. You're good!

[@yasmimanabella]

Your language is soo beautiful. My native language is brazilian portuguese.

[@pootshi24]

Mine is french and brazilian portuguese is a language I'd love to learn !

[@gregory7958]

@@pootshi24 French and Portuguese are romance languages. You should give Babbel's Brazilian Portuguese a try :)

[@linajurgensen4698]

Yasmim Anabella My language is German and I also like Portuguese! :)

[@rajdehoo6993]

Mine is Mauritian creole but it can be mixed with a little english and French

[@cmc_hobbyhorses_4796]

as someone who know quite a bit of Finnish this is a lot easier than I expected but still very hard

[@huldagujonsdottir397]

Elska videoin þín Hrafnhildur!

[@JimFukuoka]

I hope to visit Iceland within the next year. But even if I can’t, and have to wait till next year or the year after, I want to study the language. I’m using a book, but will likely use your videos as a supplement to what I learn from the book.

[@sidragasum7097]

There is no Icelandic on duolingo😭

[@valv674]

You are the best Icelandic teacher we could ask for ❤️💪🏻

[@helgalind3739]

Ég á afmæli þrítugasta og firsta janúar (My birthday is on january 31 )

[@lisaking3050]

The numbers are simular to Swedish!

[@idan.5316]

Some of the words are similar to Norwegian 🙂

[@Neophema]

Of course. Norwegians settled Iceland way back when. ;)

[@VandaMalen]

I'm just in love because it's difficult to find good audio for islandic-starter

[@franzherjolfsson4595]

Ég á afmæli Átjándi september

[@salome0265]

Franz Herjólfsson same

[@Bjarmarsson]

... Átjánda sept..

[@armanalipour8132]

Thank you so much hrafnhildur . it is so kind of you to making this tutorial . Please make it longer and make it a journey . and introduce us to Iceland culture such as their music, movie , book painting , history , etc . and their people ( your friends and family …) . Thank you so much gorgeous

[@ratchetclank2948]

The names of the months are VERY similar to german: Januar, Februar, März, April, Mai, Juni, Juli, August, September, Oktober, November, Dezember

[@dnbforces]

I'm also A Icelander in Estonia, but I have forgotten much Icelandic!

[@brossmart]

Counting in japanese is pretty much the same !!! 1 to 10 is the base, once you know the 10 you put the number 2 and so on. 10 is JU. Ichi is one, JU ICHI is 11. ni is 2, NI JU is 20. 21 is NI JU ICHI. 1oo is Hyaku. the rest I forgot but the same apply. 9 is KYU, 90 is KYU JU. 999 becomes KYU HYAKY KYU JU KYU. Just like the roman numbers basicaly.

[@danherrmann8755]

Thanks. Basic is to start. But I need to write because I am a visual learner.

[@Sepulchria]

I thought the days would more resemble the gods, like in Dutch for example. We have 'donderdag' (basically 'thunder day' or Thor's day) and 'vrijdag' (meaning Frey's/Freyja's day) 😊

[@victoriabrown8579]

Thank you for the videos! Like you said, there aren't many resources for learning Icelandic so I appreciate you making these videos. For the next one, could you say each word realllllllly slowly at first? It's hard for someone who has never spoken Icelandic to hear all of the individual sounds. Maybe once super slowly, then once kind of slowly, then once normal speed? Thanks!

[@francescobonfiglio9142]

Icelandic is the language of Sigúr Ros. We should listen to their songs. Absolutely breathtaking. It's like listening to rock music in old norse, the language of vikings.

[@francescobonfiglio9142]

@Black, Christian, Templar Yes indeed.

[@axelcalin4067]

I'm impressed by how hard is to just teach your (beautiful) native language ! And we haven't grammar rules yet ! Icelandic is truly the hardest North language to learn and maybe to explain !

[@katherinejohanna5032]

I’m currently learning German because it’s my favorite language but I also love Icelandic because it’s so hard sounding and complex

[@robsondossantos4785]

Ég á afmaeli Þrjtugasti mars! Parabéns, direto de Curitiba (Brasil).

[@Madedanielle]

Can you make a video talking about icelandic last names? Not sure if youve talked about them before but the systen of last names is so i interesting!

[@chrismourning4859]

After learning Norsk this comes pretty easy. Also a good teacher ☝️😃

[@HeaterPlastic]

you're a really good teacher! I'm currently studying Icelandic and as you say, it's really, really tough! and you're video are really useful! please, don't stop! :D

[@mina6009]

Goo girl, this is so so soo good for me, I moved here before 2 months and Im glad to learn Icelandic with you.

[@MilatovichFamily]

I love your videos, especially these teaching lessons. It will come in handy because I am planning to move from Slovenia to Iceland end of August. It has lot of words that are very similar to lets say english and german, counting is actually the same as here in Slovenia, just pronouncinations of the numbers is different.

[@norionwinter7312]

So counting is similar to Spanish. It's hard to explain why but I get it! Well by the time quarantine is over I'll hopefully learn to speak Icelandic

[@icelanddiaries]

You explain it so nicely. Thank you

[@sonjanikonorova7821]

pls make a video about popular Icelandic singers and music bands !

[@mommajordaan898]

The months are so similar to Afrikaans so I had next to not problem with them at all!

[@mahmoudchaabo3233]

I'm a huge fan of your work 💪 I've loved the icelandic people cz of you I was planing to spend my Christmas in iceland and was so excited ,😢 I found out there is no short stay visa right now 😢

[@fairtree3]

The Icelandic months are the same in norwegian! :D Januar, februar, mars, april, mai, juni, juli, august, september, oktober, november, desember

[@brandonhorton7547]

There is an app called "drops" that helps to teach Icelandic. I have been using it for about a year and a half. It would be better to have someone to have a conversation with though.

[@ErwinJ7]

Hello! Thank you for this! Reminds me a little bit like Beowulf Poem. I think Icelandic is a beautiful country and beautiful language! I will try my best to learn! One day I will travel there.

[@Jack-uo9lw]

Thank you for making these videos!!! I’m trying to learn Icelandic because I plan on moving there :)

[@quantumflux9927]

I live in Serbia and we similar pronaunce months,also we have letter Đ,sorry because of my English 😅

[@trainspotterslovenia537]

Serbian Đ is like J or G in English😀

[@MrPratapashwini]

Hey gorgeous..I love ur country...it's mesmerising...friendly people..love nature....love from India