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Communications Phrases in Icelandic Language
Simple Greetings in Icelandic Language
How to Make Introductions in Icelandic Language
Getting to Know Someone in Icelandic Language
Addressing People in Icelandic Language
Making Invitations in Icelandic Language
Accepting Invitations in Icelandic Language
Romantic Phrases in Icelandic Language
How to Say Thank You in Icelandic Language
How to Ask for Directions in Icelandic Language
Luggage Phrases in Icelandic Language
Airport Phrases in Icelandic Language
Train Phrases in Icelandic Language
Taxis Phrases in Icelandic Language
Sightseeing Phrases in Icelandic Language
Shopping Phrases in Icelandic Language
Health Phrases in Icelandic Language
How to Discuss the Weather in Icelandic
Pharmacy Phrases in Icelandic Language
Number Phrases in Icelandic Language
How to Tell Time in Icelandic
Days of the Week in Icelandic Language
Dates & Months in Icelandic Language
Restaurant Phrases in Icelandic Language
Common Food Phrases in Icelandic Language
Entertainment Phrases in Icelandic Language
Driving Phrases in Icelandic Language
Sports Phrases in Icelandic Language
Mail Phrases in Icelandic Language
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Summary: Learn common Icelandic greetings with expert language tips in this free travel language lesson video from our native of Iceland.
Eva Natalja Robertsdattir is a native Icelandic speaker and has given language and singing lessons for more than 5 years.read more
" Hi, my name's Natalja and on behalf of Expert Village we're now going to learn how to speak Icelandic. Now we're going to learn some greetings in Icelandic. Good Morning. Godan daginn!, Godan daginn! Good Evening. Goda kvoldid!, Goda Kvolldid! Good night. Goda nott, Goda nott. Hello Hallo, Hallo. Hi Hae, Hae. How are you? Hvernig hefurdu pad?, Hvernig hefurdu pad? How are things? Hvernig gengur?, Hvernig gengur? Fine thanks. And You? Eg hef pad fint. En pu?, Eg hef pad fint. En pu? I 'm afraid I have to go now. Eg verd pvi midur ad fara nuna., Eg verd pvi midur ad fara nuna. Good bye. Bless bless., Bless bless. See you later. Sed pig seinna., Sed pig seinna. See you tomorrow. Sjaumst a morgun., Sjaumst a morgun. Bye Bae, Bae. It was nice meeting you. Gaman ad kynnast per., Gaman ad kynnast per. Have a good trip. Goda ferd., Goda ferd. "
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bryanbessette said
on 8/2/2008 Natalja, I have many icelandic books and some audio and I must confess it is much easier when you see a persons lips moving. Your videos are great! I've learned more from your series than from the materials I already own. =)
shelburn said
on 8/2/2008 Fràbaerlega !