Great videos, just found them, thank you so much for doing these videos, there aren’t many people teaching, or learning this beautiful language, i’am two years in learning on my own😊
Quite possibly my favourite video yet, I absolutely loved this episode, complete with map and homework... I really enjoyed! thank you! how about one for volcanoes? just an idea :)
Fantastic. You have a wonderful teaching style. Many thanks. I was wondering why the glacier names have "ll" at the end but when you say you want to see a glacier, the word ends in a single "l". Is that because it's in the accusative case (where the glacier is now the direct object)? Takk fyrir! Also, it's fascinating to see how words are linked together, so hiking is like saying walk travel. I wonder if ferðir is where English words like "further" come from.
Yes this is exactly the reason, it is the different cases: Jökull / Jökul / Jökli / Jökuls. Accusative/Genetive don't have the LL sound, and the dative has a kl combo, which sounds a bit like k-LL... I know it's not easy 😅 I have no idea if ferðir is related to further, but it very well could be!
Interesting I Lost my teeth in a bike crash i have a real hard time with any Scandinavian language also Spanish i want my teeth back !great videos i find your channel with pimsleur works well i plan to get Disney+ so I can watch familiar movies in icelandic i think they finally have done so.
Oh no! I am so sorry for your teeth, that must suck, even beyond the incredibly useful skill of speaking Icelandic. I hope you get them back! And good luck with the Icelandic
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very helpful! Thank you!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Great videos, just found them, thank you so much for doing these videos, there aren’t many people teaching, or learning this beautiful language, i’am two years in learning on my own😊
Two years! That is very impressive :)
I hope my videos will help a bit ♥
Keep up the good work! Gangi þér vel!
Quite possibly my favourite video yet, I absolutely loved this episode, complete with map and homework... I really enjoyed! thank you! how about one for volcanoes? just an idea :)
Very good idea. I will put it on my very long to-do list!
Thanks for the compliments 😊... and for showing interest to Icelandic.
Thanks for this channel!
Thank you for watching!
Takk fyrir að horfa!
Fantastic. You have a wonderful teaching style. Many thanks. I was wondering why the glacier names have "ll" at the end but when you say you want to see a glacier, the word ends in a single "l". Is that because it's in the accusative case (where the glacier is now the direct object)? Takk fyrir!
Also, it's fascinating to see how words are linked together, so hiking is like saying walk travel. I wonder if ferðir is where English words like "further" come from.
Yes this is exactly the reason, it is the different cases:
Jökull / Jökul / Jökli / Jökuls.
Accusative/Genetive don't have the LL sound, and the dative has a kl combo, which sounds a bit like k-LL... I know it's not easy 😅
I have no idea if ferðir is related to further, but it very well could be!
Interesting I Lost my teeth in a bike crash i have a real hard time with any Scandinavian language also Spanish i want my teeth back !great videos i find your channel with pimsleur works well i plan to get Disney+ so I can watch familiar movies in icelandic i think they finally have done so.
Oh no! I am so sorry for your teeth, that must suck, even beyond the incredibly useful skill of speaking Icelandic.
I hope you get them back! And good luck with the Icelandic
In my opinion, many people have problems with Eyjafjallajökull because they don't understand that it's a compound word with three parts.
Yes! It sounds more scary if people don't realise this.
Takk fyrir :)
Takk fyrir að horfa ♥