Some language lovers mentioned that they miss Icelandic at Duolingo, I remembered when reading the blog post. It's not much, but gives you a head start, if you visiting Iceland.
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Icelandic for travelers (blog post)
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Re: Icelandic for travelers (blog post)
Wenn sich jemals ein Isländer hierher verläuft, der anderen seine Sprache beibringen möchte: bitte melde Dich bei mir. Mein Lehrbuch scheint nicht wirklich gut zu sein.
If there is ever an Icelander here who wants to teach others his language: please contact me. My textbook doesn't seem to be very good
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Re: Icelandic for travelers (blog post)
Perhaps this app is worth considering....
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Re: Icelandic for travelers (blog post)
Just checked the pros and cons of qlango. One of the cons is "Doesn’t teach other aspects of language besides vocabulary", so it will not help much.
I'm currently using language drops for Icelandic vocabulary.
What I need is more Grammar.
Ok, I don't really need Icelandic in Iceland as everyone speaks English there
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