Nadia talks to Icelandic boy

This is probably one of the most absurd conversations ever to take place in the English language. On our trip to Europe last summer, my friend Nadia attempted to have a conversation with an Icelandic boy. Neither of them speak English as their first language yet they try to communicate that way. It's funny. To me.

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• iceland
• icelandic
• spanish
• english
• hallgrimskirkja
• reykjavik

[asteriskate]

"whats your name?" "sjegfkhewbfgiwu" "Ohhhh.... : / "

[MeoPleX]

Iceland FTW

[TheNillmaster]

hey ég heiti líka Álfgrímur

[ASArandundband]

hahahaaa...big Kisses From Iceland

[Toti2111]

like if you understand what the kids were saying in Icelandic

[HugrunL95]

@MagicalSunrise1984 Every kid in Iceland start learning english in school when they're about 7-9 and then danish when they're 11. And if they decide to carry on in school after 10th grade(most teens do) they have to choose between german, france and spanish. So altogether we can speak 4 languages. I think it's tough but awesome(i will start learn spanish next year)! :D

[telpukona]

The boy had not started learning English in school but he, as so may other children listen to films on the TV and learn, so did my son.

[FatToti]

@csbolt84 Álfgrímur

[Flomgz]

@DrTrawly Held frekar að hann hafi sagt Álfgrímur hehe :)



[AndysLanguageBlog]

@zakyzeek No the lady is cuban for sure.

[liljadogg11]

@DrTrawly haha wtf ?

[DrTrawly]

@csbolt84 I will answer this one, i´m Icelandic :P i think he said Arngrímur... Okey its like fucking Eyjafjallajökull lool, i can imagine how that sounds for you, and wow Americans think we´re retarded eating (skata) fucking MOST disqusting that i know of here in Iceland, fucking sheep heads too, like WTF? its kind of a *"tradition" but i fucking find it disqusting and all my friends do too, my mom dont even eat that shit, but my grandma does.... She´s 70 haha. But i´m 20 btw..