Common Phrases in Icelandic Language : Making Invitations in Icelandic Language

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Uploaded by on Jan 17, 2008

Learn common Icelandic phrases for making invitations with expert language tips in this free travel language lesson video from our native of Iceland.

Expert: Eva Natalja Robertsdattir
Bio: Eva Natalja Robertsdattir is a native Icelandic speaker and has given language and singing lessons for more than 5 years.
Filmmaker: Melissa Schenk

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  • C'm on, guys! She's just teaching you a beautiful language. I'm sure she's married a handsome viking!

  • this chick is so hot omg

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  • @lpsrocks2007 im icelandic to and i would take that as a compliment

  • @lpsrocks2007 im icelandic and that doesnt insult me 

  • @Arnebananlolo me to. usualy when you hear a new language, you can't really tell the words apart. i guess all the languages in nothern europe sounds more or less the same anyway, almost like the thousand different dialects in norway...

  • @LadyPunatukkainen shutup my best friend is icelandic so ur insulting him

  • @Arnebananlolo

    Wait what? You must be Norwegian.. Becouse i'm danish and i don't get it.. Sorry man.

    But hey its a fact Norwegians just understand every fucking language in scandinavia while the other countries up there just think "WTF did she say?"

  • @I3o så sant så sant

    fara? ibland använder jag det ordet, men det låter nog lite ålderdomligt ;)

    isländska är riktigt coolt faktiskt :P :)

  • @BaraPontus2LOL

    och "Værirdu til ad fara ut i kvöld" låter som "vill du till att fara ut i kväll", nu vet jag inte hur det är med mellersta och södra sverige, men här i norrland använder vi iallafall ordet "fara" istället för "gå/resa".

    Otroligt likt i mina ögon.

  • Come on it has to be very hard to learn this language. Ok, ok I admit that Swiss German sounds rather strange as well :-p

  • satt maður

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