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  • Learn to Speak Icelandic

  • A Simple Introductory Guide to Common Icelandic Words and Phrases
  • By: Andrea Arnadottir
  • Narrated by: Andrea Arnadottir
  • Length: 10 hrs and 33 mins
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Learn to Speak Icelandic

By: Andrea Arnadottir
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This quick guide introduces you to common Icelandic words and phrases together with a brief overview of Icelandic history and culture. Topics include those used frequently in daily conversation such as numbers, places, questions, introductions, food, and many others. Sessions are organized into 28 carefully paced sessions, first introducing material, then reviewing it in different ways. This is useful guide if you are a new Icelandic speaker travelling to the majestic country of Iceland for business or pleasure. You will be able to confidently speak and understand Icelandic in just under a month with these short, daily sessions to build your language skills!
©2022 Andrea Arnadottir (P)2022 Historical Audiobooks
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It's wrong!

I like the concept and there's lots of useful material but the English and Icelandic segments were clearly cut and pasted by someone who didn't speak both languages. They don't match up in some sections. The food vocabulary for example; I refuse to believe that "pizza" and "banana" mean some completely different type of food in Icelandic. Also the questions in section 6, which is as far as I've got so far. If I can't trust the translation of the phrases there's not really much point, for all I know I could be saying "Do you like kippers?" instead of "Where's the bathroom?". Should have had it proofread before publication.

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