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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
Emergency Phrases in Icelandic Language Travel
Summary: Learn Icelandic for accepting and declining invitations 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 Natalia and on behalf of Expert Village we're now going to learn how to speak Icelandic. Accepting and Declining Invitations in Icelandic. I would love to. Eg er til i pad., Eg er til i pad. I do not know yet. Eg veit pad ekki ennpa., eg veit pad ekki ennpa. Maybe. Kannski., Kannski. I'm sorry but I can't. Pvi midur pa get eg pad ekki., Pvi midur pa get eg pad ekki. I already have plans. Eg er ad fara ad gera annad., Eg er ad fara ad gera annad. "
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kjartangrot said
on 9/17/2008 Hi, nice videos, and a good way to learn words in Icelandic.
I just want to ask a question it is about the Icelandic word "eitthvað", I was told that it means "somewhere" and it is written like that in the dictionary, but now a friend told me that it can also mean "sometime" it depends on the context. Is it like that?
Best regards,
Kjartan