Bambi learns how to speak Icelandic, learn along!

Nja ^^ You can either watch this because it's fun or you can just watch this because this is fun and you want to learn Bambi's words! Then put up your serious and determined face! *puts up her serious face*
Bambi is cute ^^ But I don't blame you for not liking Thumper.
Man you can hear so much LL sound that it makes me dizzy! So YOU BETTER LEARN IT TOO!! I don't blame Bambi for not getting it :P
I could strangle someone for this 'bláfuglar' thingie which is just a direct translation of bluebirds x_____x

Well ready or not! Here is the big lesson!
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I - Ég,
You (singular) - Þú
He - Hann,
She - Hún,
It - Það
We - Við,
You (plural) - Þið
They - Þeir (masculine) - Þær (feminine) - Þau (neuter)

Ég heiti Sigurður
My name is Sigurður

Heiti is a verb, like the German verb heiße
Að heita
- Ég heiti
- Þú heitir
- Hann/Hún/Það heitir
- Við heitum
- Þið heitið
- Þeir/Þær/Þau heita

Yfir - Over

#Að hoppa - To Jump
Hoppaðu! - Jump! (imperative mood)
Hoppaði - Jumped
(weak verb)

# Hærra - Higher
(Masculine) Hár - Hærri - Hæstur
(Feminine) Há - Hærri - Hæst
(Neuter) Hátt - Hærra - Hæst
(English) High - Higher - Highest

Maðurinn er hár - The man is tall
Múrinn er hár - The wall is high

#Flott - Great(Fancy/Cool)
The man is flottur
The woman is flott
The baby is flott
Þetta er flott! - This is flott!

#Fótur - foot, Fóturinn - the foot (nominative form)
Fót - Fótinn (accusative)
Fæti - Fóturinn (dative)
Fótar - Fótarins (genetive)
[This was a nasty noun O_o]

#Blár - Blue
The man is blár
The woman is blá
The Baby is blátt
Þetta er blátt! This is blue!

#Sko - Look. When you see something; could be a glacier, could be a ball, you point and say: sko!

#Tala - Talk/Speak
Talaðu! - Talk!/Speak!
Talaði - Talked/Spoke
(weak verb)

#Að Segja - To Say
Segðu! - Say!
Sagði - Said
(weak verb)

#Fugl is a masculine noun
therefore gets two -nn in singular
Fuglinn - The Bird
-Fuglar - Birds
Fuglarnir - The Birds

#Gerðu það - Please

#Fiðrildi is a neuter noun
therefore gets -ð/-ið in singular
Fiðrildið - The Butterfly
-Fiðrildi - Butterflies
Fiðrildin - The Butterflies

#Blóm is a neuter noun
therefore gets -ð/-ið in singular
Blómið - The Flower
-Blóm - Flowers
Blómin - The Flowers

#Mjög - Very

#Beautiful
Fallegur (Masculine)
Falleg (Feminine)
Fallegt (Neuter)
Þetta er fallegt! This is beautiful!

#Pretty(Beautiful)
Fagur (Masculine)
Fögur (Feminine)
Fagurt (Neuter)
Þetta er fagurt! This is pretty!
[Are you getting that you always use the neuter form when you express your opinion on someTHING.]

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[BF2CCre8or94]

2:28 Bambi: FUKK FUKK FUKK FUKK FUKK FUKK FUKK FUKK FUKK FUKK--

3:10 Rabbit: Uh huh yeah, fuck yeah.

3;58 Bambi: FAGGUT! FAGGUT BLÓMI!

This movie is even creepier in foreign languages :'D

[GrimFloyo43]

FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK lolololol

[BirR90]

@Ingan Bluebirds belong to the thrush family (þröstur = thrush), but they are only found in America, so there is no real Icelandic name for it specifically. The word þröstur NORMALLY refers to the kind of thrush you can find in Iceland. Just google þröstur fugl or skógarþröstur.

[ninni660]

@SuperLeetdude sorry! I wanted to say that the spelling is the same. :) :)

[SuperLeetdude]

@ninni660

blue is blár not blá though, the birds are blue = Fuglarnir eru bláir

[ninni660]

@SirBrackalot The same here! I speak Danish and German. There are many same words fx: blá (german "blau") If I have a Chance to learn it, I do it!!!

[56588]

@Hlinhp Þekkir mig ekki, getur ekki sagt til um það.

[Hlinhp]

@56588 Efst nú um það

[56588]

Ég er sætari en Bambi

[Ingan]

@noirettebeauty I think the correct word for a bluebird is "þröstur", it has probably been translated like this because it fits with the script and how their lips move. But anybody, please correct me if I'm wrong!

[SirBrackalot]

@Thiodiska It truly IS a BEAUTIFUL language!!!

[SirBrackalot]

This is sooo sweet!!! I love Icelandic!!! I wish I could speak it fluently...