Google translate sucks even more with Finnish, but Finnish is so different to Germanic languages like English because it's Uralic, not even Indoeuropean. With languages in same group Google translate usually works well. Icelandic seems to be an exception.
@@joynelbonetdelgado4952 What are you talking about? Valkyrie and shield maidens are completely different from each other. Valkyries are spiritual entities no one have ever seen them except for the dead on the battlefield. Shield maidens are female warriors fought beside other male warriors during the viking age 600-900 ce and probably had hair all tied up. You need to stop watching "marvel movies to understand our mythology"(Just kidding).
@M Tech it's not that they weren't real, it's that they were rare. ancient Scandinavian Society did not prevent women from taking up arms, it's just that women in Scandinavian Society found it more preferable to stay at home and take care of the kids and watch the house while their husbands were out at battle. realistically speaking, the only women who ever actually went to war where Noble women like Queens and wives of Jarls
So so beautiful language!! Could you please pronounce Icelandic words a bit slower in order to catch up with the sound? Obliviously, I don't speak Icelandic but I have a very basic knowledge about the pronunciation. However I am not able to match what I see with what i hear :P Cheers from Greece Hrafna :)
they are not literally bleeding, otherwise you would be in the hospital right now, not commenting on youtube "literally" means literally, when something is literally happening with no joke
@@ThulioASB That meaning of "literally" is becoming archaic in many vernaculars and dialects of contemporary English. Language is fluid and is subject to change over time without exception. Furthermore, it is arrogant to expect someone to conform to your prescriptive values for they have no obligation to do so.
Icelandic and Norwegian is so alike, I can understand it and also not understand it. I understand a bit of what you say because icelandic resembles Norwegian because it is Old Norwegian. I love how Icelandic sounds like, it’s so cool. Also you’re so beautiful❤️
I've just found your Chanel and wow I could just listen to you talk all day and night. I love your voice now I want to visit iceland. Much live from Australia
Ylfa Karen Guðbjörnsdóttir same in Norwegian, we barely use X, I just hear it in «sex» which is the same in norwegian ahah or names for people like «alex» «alexander» but not often at all, often we even write «aleksander»
@@catsquad9830 kex = biscuit strax = immediately öxi = axe sex = the number 6 not the naughty thing that is kynlíf or ríða öxl = shoulder axlir = shoulders ávöxtur = fruit lax = salmon fax = mane vax = wax and probably little more
@@catsquad9830 That would be in Icelandic. And like you said, in Norwegian those words (except öxl, ávöxtur and fax as those are not similar in Norwegian any more) have replaced x with ks.
. I’m originally from Faroe Islands, I now live in Iceland. I spent my life studying many different languages. Icelandic is most similar to Faroese. They both haven’t been altered in thousand year.
Great video. A friend of mine does this with russian and Serbian and cracks up at what google translate says. Also, you looked fantastic, as always, hair included. Love your videos. Hope the recent storms up there near the capital didn't cause you to much grief.
Estudio islandés a través de varios tutoriales, incluyendo tus vídeos ,me gusta tu idioma, gracias te felicito, además de ser una mujer muy deportista y hermosa, felicidades y mucha suerte, saludos desde Monterrey Nuevo León México
Thanks for explaining the grammar so well, I’m just beginning my quest to learn Icelandic and it’s nice that you’re so thorough, definitely gonna memorise these sentences 😂😂
A lovely video! You're amazingly beautiful and so is your English. The Icelandic tourism office should be paying you big money; you're surely drawing far more people to Iceland than they ever could. I wouldn't even be surprised if some Hollywood folks are taking an interest in you.
Your hair looks amazing, but I have to say how well your makeup compliments yours eyes, and how it makes your eyes so memorizing. Also, I love your videos showing of and the pronunciation of the Icelandic language. Icelandic is a very beautiful language, and is one that I would love to learn.
For an english speaker, yes. For someone from the Nordic countries, no. You'll be hard-pressed to find someone who couldn't at least give you directions here. Then again, I can only speak for Fenno-Scandinavia.
Very different? Nah, they are very similar, actually, even though Icelandic / Norse / Faroese etc have a very unique / different aspect at first sight, being the only group of languages using those letters, however, most words are cognates in all Germanic languages, especially most words that are used the most, like lots of those verbs and prepositions and the most used adjectives and the names of most animals and most words that reflect an element of nature or a fruit or vegetable etc, they usually come from the same root word and still look similar, plus they use the same sounds and diphthongs, so most of the vowels and sounds in Icelandic and Norse also exist in English and in some other Germanic languages, while other sounds like ö also exist in German / Swedish / Norwegian etc - I am learning all the foreign Germanic languages, and I have learnt over 2.000 words in Icelandic and in Old Norse so far, and I have come across tons of cognates that I could immediately recognize, there are really so many of them, waiting for the learner to discover them, so, even if it looks very different at first sight because of the different letters ð and þ and the different word endings an the many vowels with accents, most words are cognates, so they come from the same root words, and one can usually recognize them, especially if one pays attention to each word and if one knows the sounds that those two letters represent, namely the eth letter and the thorn letter, which are the TH sounds in English words like that and think etc, the eth being an approximant of d, while the thorn being an approximant of t, so knowing this, one can recognize a lot of cognates, which would be spelled with a th in English or with a t or d in other Germanic languages!
Here’s just a few examples... to have / að hafa see / sjá éta / eat set / setja lie / liggja drink / drekka lay / leggja sit / sitja wind / vindur house / hús finger / fingur lands / lönd hand / hönd land / land give / gefa take / taka knee / hné live or alive / lifandi day / dag and dagur stare / stara what / hvað night / nótt sing / syngja wine-berry / vín-ber (vínber is the Icelandic word for grape aka the wine berry) weather / veður summer / sumar nail / nagli I have / ég hef (it even sounds super close to the English pronunciation)
Don't know why but this was in my recommendeds, not complaining, Very beautiful lady! I need to travel more, just subscribed to your channel! Hello everyone
Many compliments on the diva outfit, is nice; also I think it is not necessary nor useful but I'll brief you a little bit and those who didn't watch the react video on what they did there, as you said, they got some bilingual reactors, the idea was that they would put some famous quotes through different languages on the translator and the reactors had to guess what the original message was. Finally, I have to say that I am surprised to know that Jacket is a male word and book a female word, it is the opposite of Spanish and I am mindblown now. Thanks for the vids.
Dont worry, friend. you are awsome as you are. you dont need curly hair to be great. you have great content. Please do more lssons on the icelandic language. you have many fans, cousin from the north
You look so extra beautiful with the make up like that, looking like a movie star. Those lashes are amazing. Funny with all the translations, and I did understand some of it as it is similar to Norwegian and some of it is similar to Danish. Norwegian is very similar to Danish in writing but not how they speak. I thought that Icelandic would be more similar to Norwegian than it is though.
I just realised you have the same name as the person who named Iceland because I saw on the internet a Norsemen called Hrafna-Flokí named Iceland. I love Iceland so much and I’m trying to convince my parents to let us go to Iceland because it’s a beautiful country.
Hi Hrafna! Your videos are so interesting, ever since finding your channel and watching them, I'm learning so much about your language. Thanks for making these, it's always a pleasure to see you take a look at and speak Icelandic. I especially enjoy the videos where you reacted to Vikings and the pronunciations of Norse Mythology names. I've been playing God Of War (2018) recently and it has a LOT of Norse mythology and Nordic language/s in it, I think it'd be really cool if you could react and review to some of the many scenes where they speak it. Keep it up!
Why. You. So. Beautiful? For some reason once was trying Google Translate in Icelandic, and I can say that was surprised to find out that the voice in Icelandic sounds as robotic as in Latvian. 😃 However, wish you nice Christmas and stay awesome! ♥️♥️♥️
One strange thing is that for unknown reason Google Translate makes the V sound to sound like a M sound, like the word ''svo'' it sound like a '''smo'' it when you play it! I don't know why is that way pronounced Icelandic in Google Translate, but no doubt that this language have very interestin pronounciatiionm, because actually has changed very less through out those hundreds of years and when I heard it, it sound very old, but also very interesting! Thank you for this video, it will help me to pronounce icelandic easier! Greetings from Bulgaria! :)
Hrafna....I like your channel it is very informative about Iceland! One of the few places I have not been while in the Military (US Air Force) I've always wanted to visit there...I subbed to your channel...Have a Excellent Day!
It’s been sometime and I was going to ask this. Are you ever going to post a “Teaching you Icelandic part 5”? I thought I should ask this because I have a lot of fun learning from you and so far I have been able to speak a decent bit of Icelandic but I want to learn more. By no means am I begging you, I am just asking if you are ever going to start the series again. Keep up the good work on your videos❤️ Much love from the US -Sincerely, Ødulf Dixon
Hey Hrafna! I really enjoy your videos! Recently started learning Icelandic myself. The pronunciation doesn't seem to be too much of an obstacle, but the one letter that does get me is the "g". It seems to vary so much. Any pointers? :) Takk fyrir!!
In Germany we also have female, male and „it“-nouns, but that does not change the adjectives. Jacket (= Jacke) is female and „The jacket is beautiful“ would be „Die Jacke ist schön“. Book (= Buch) is an it-noun and „The book is beautiful“ would be „Das Buch ist schön“. So „schön“ remains „schön“, no matter if the noun is male, female, neutral (I think the word your were looking for in your video was neutral 😋). Anyway, I love your videos and the Icelandic language 😍😍😍
Hrafna! I love your videos about Icelandic, I'm learning it with lot of encouragement, might you suggest me webpages where I may surf into and learn vocabulary ??
Not exactly vocabulary, but do you know "Viltu læra íslensku?" ; 20 Videos with subtitles, mostly about Ólafur, an Canada-Icelander, visiting his relatives on Iceland, and everyday situations in general.
This was a very nice video! Sometimes I laugh a little using oinline translators to translate into spanish. You should become a translator at a publishing house and translate those book tou tlaked about in other video.
I am going to be direct with you: First of all, you look absolutely stunning with what you are wearing. Secondly, I would beg a differ on Google being a great translator. Because when I studied French and Spanish, my professors explained that Google tends to get the translations and accent symbols incorrect. Which I had found out to be true.
If it's any consolation, the voice for Icelandic on Google Translate has been drastically improved (although I don't know if the accuracy is any better...)
When you speak Icelandic all I can think of is that I wanna learn this language, because it sounds so beautifully.
It is a melodious language, except for þ and ð.
I can speak it
Might wanna work on your English first.
Same, i know some basics, but haven't found an app actually going in-depth with it
@@rowynnecrowley1689 Why? English has nothing to do with that language :)
“I dressed up like a 1940’s Hollywood star for you and all you can send me is potatoes?!”
HAHAHA
Hrafna Is it true that there’s an existence of Elves and Trolls in Iceland?
@@ANT96-x8d trolls are more from Sweden, sorry for bad english.
@@ANT96-x8d old wife's tale.
@@wolfgarulfheinn5775 We usually call them "Finnish people" here in Sweden.
Google translate sucks even more with Finnish, but Finnish is so different to Germanic languages like English because it's Uralic, not even Indoeuropean. With languages in same group Google translate usually works well. Icelandic seems to be an exception.
Icelandic is an exception only because it is not widely spoken, not even a million
@@permin9533 yes, i thought that it must be the reason.
Only few people might understand what you mean
oh2mmy google translate doesn’t work at with Faroese.
@@sminkle12 yeah, Faroese is so small language. Same with eg. Sámi and Karelian. They aren't included at all.
Thank you for the grammar lessons here! Loving it.
Damn that hair. Makes you look like a shield maiden 😍👍
What?? How many shield maidens have you seen😂
@@Torsteinhauger Norse Mythology character Valkyrie for example
@@joynelbonetdelgado4952 What are you talking about? Valkyrie and shield maidens are completely different from each other. Valkyries are spiritual entities no one have ever seen them except for the dead on the battlefield. Shield maidens are female warriors fought beside other male warriors during the viking age 600-900 ce and probably had hair all tied up. You need to stop watching "marvel movies to understand our mythology"(Just kidding).
@@Torsteinhauger Well i was just explain what the top comment probably meant.
@M Tech it's not that they weren't real, it's that they were rare. ancient Scandinavian Society did not prevent women from taking up arms, it's just that women in Scandinavian Society found it more preferable to stay at home and take care of the kids and watch the house while their husbands were out at battle. realistically speaking, the only women who ever actually went to war where Noble women like Queens and wives of Jarls
Your channel have been growing so much lately and i feel so proud even though i dont know you 😂
awwww
*has
Your hair looks beautiful :)
You look so classy. Love that hair colour.
Love your look! You are simply stunning! 🥰🥰 and your hair looks amazing btw 🤩
Iceland needs Harfna as Google translate yes!!!!👍😅 #DOIT💖❤️
So so beautiful language!! Could you please pronounce Icelandic words a bit slower in order to catch up with the sound? Obliviously, I don't speak Icelandic but I have a very basic knowledge about the pronunciation. However I am not able to match what I see with what i hear :P Cheers from Greece Hrafna :)
You look gorgeous! That tomato sentence was mine hahaha Don’t know what I was thinking 😂
I can't stand the google translator's voice, my ears are literally bleeding.......
they are not literally bleeding, otherwise you would be in the hospital right now, not commenting on youtube
"literally" means literally, when something is literally happening with no joke
@@ThulioASB That meaning of "literally" is becoming archaic in many vernaculars and dialects of contemporary English. Language is fluid and is subject to change over time without exception. Furthermore, it is arrogant to expect someone to conform to your prescriptive values for they have no obligation to do so.
@@levelupspanish kids distorcing the language
@@ThulioASB She is obviously joking, come now.
@@Torsteinhauger I know, it's obvious, are u icelandic?
I really hope to learn the icelandic language and visit iceland someday. Love from the Philippines.
“Dude why is there peanut butter on the ceiling?” - I feel for them.
That's what it was like when I tried to bribe my dog to get in the bathtub.
Icelandic and Norwegian is so alike, I can understand it and also not understand it. I understand a bit of what you say because icelandic resembles Norwegian because it is Old Norwegian. I love how Icelandic sounds like, it’s so cool. Also you’re so beautiful❤️
A very elegant look, Merry Christmas!
I've just found your Chanel and wow I could just listen to you talk all day and night. I love your voice now I want to visit iceland. Much live from Australia
😍😍😍 i cant move on from this video because hrafna and her accent of language is so beautiful
"Ana Luísa " is a portuguese name actually. And now im interested on the brand xD
That's probably the first time I've ever seen an 'x' in an Icelandic word.
Ylfa Karen Guðbjörnsdóttir same in Norwegian, we barely use X, I just hear it in «sex» which is the same in norwegian ahah or names for people like «alex» «alexander» but not often at all, often we even write «aleksander»
@@catsquad9830
kex = biscuit
strax = immediately
öxi = axe
sex = the number 6 not the naughty thing that is kynlíf or ríða
öxl = shoulder axlir = shoulders
ávöxtur = fruit
lax = salmon
fax = mane
vax = wax
and probably little more
plung3r what language is this? In norwegian its similar but we use Ks at end of sentences ahah
ScrungoMoose лцлчл. фблвжмх
@@catsquad9830 That would be in Icelandic. And like you said, in Norwegian those words (except öxl, ávöxtur and fax as those are not similar in Norwegian any more) have replaced x with ks.
Ravishing the elegance of your hair hrafna, which spark your glance.
Wow Hrafna, your hair reminiscent of Sif’s hair. You look amazing in this video.
I can't fathom the smoothness with which you pronounce those sounds. It's beautiful.
. I’m originally from Faroe Islands, I now live in Iceland. I spent my life studying many different languages. Icelandic is most similar to Faroese. They both haven’t been altered in thousand year.
Great video. A friend of mine does this with russian and Serbian and cracks up at what google translate says. Also, you looked fantastic, as always, hair included. Love your videos. Hope the recent storms up there near the capital didn't cause you to much grief.
This girl is gorgeous. She should be in the Icelandic film industry. The world need to know about you, Hrafna.
You look fantastic!!! Best looking and dressed for 2020!
Your gorgeous. Your better looking then all of hollywood
Estudio islandés a través de varios tutoriales, incluyendo tus vídeos ,me gusta tu idioma, gracias te felicito, además de ser una mujer muy deportista y hermosa, felicidades y mucha suerte, saludos desde Monterrey Nuevo León México
Thanks for explaining the grammar so well, I’m just beginning my quest to learn Icelandic and it’s nice that you’re so thorough, definitely gonna memorise these sentences 😂😂
You look amazing Hrafna! Love your videos!
I’m so obsessed with how Icelandic sounds it’s so beautiful 😍
notification squad where you at? love you hrafna! :)
love u more!!
@@Hrafna 💖💖💖
A lovely video! You're amazingly beautiful and so is your English. The Icelandic tourism office should be paying you big money; you're surely drawing far more people to Iceland than they ever could. I wouldn't even be surprised if some Hollywood folks are taking an interest in you.
Your hair looks amazing, but I have to say how well your makeup compliments yours eyes, and how it makes your eyes so memorizing.
Also, I love your videos showing of and the pronunciation of the Icelandic language. Icelandic is a very beautiful language, and is one that I would love to learn.
English and Norse languages are so different that it's amazing when someone can be fluent in both.
For an english speaker, yes. For someone from the Nordic countries, no. You'll be hard-pressed to find someone who couldn't at least give you directions here. Then again, I can only speak for Fenno-Scandinavia.
Very different? Nah, they are very similar, actually, even though Icelandic / Norse / Faroese etc have a very unique / different aspect at first sight, being the only group of languages using those letters, however, most words are cognates in all Germanic languages, especially most words that are used the most, like lots of those verbs and prepositions and the most used adjectives and the names of most animals and most words that reflect an element of nature or a fruit or vegetable etc, they usually come from the same root word and still look similar, plus they use the same sounds and diphthongs, so most of the vowels and sounds in Icelandic and Norse also exist in English and in some other Germanic languages, while other sounds like ö also exist in German / Swedish / Norwegian etc - I am learning all the foreign Germanic languages, and I have learnt over 2.000 words in Icelandic and in Old Norse so far, and I have come across tons of cognates that I could immediately recognize, there are really so many of them, waiting for the learner to discover them, so, even if it looks very different at first sight because of the different letters ð and þ and the different word endings an the many vowels with accents, most words are cognates, so they come from the same root words, and one can usually recognize them, especially if one pays attention to each word and if one knows the sounds that those two letters represent, namely the eth letter and the thorn letter, which are the TH sounds in English words like that and think etc, the eth being an approximant of d, while the thorn being an approximant of t, so knowing this, one can recognize a lot of cognates, which would be spelled with a th in English or with a t or d in other Germanic languages!
Here’s just a few examples...
to have / að hafa
see / sjá
éta / eat
set / setja
lie / liggja
drink / drekka
lay / leggja
sit / sitja
wind / vindur
house / hús
finger / fingur
lands / lönd
hand / hönd
land / land
give / gefa
take / taka
knee / hné
live or alive / lifandi
day / dag and dagur
stare / stara
what / hvað
night / nótt
sing / syngja
wine-berry / vín-ber (vínber is the Icelandic word for grape aka the wine berry)
weather / veður
summer / sumar
nail / nagli
I have / ég hef (it even sounds super close to the English pronunciation)
Don't know why but this was in my recommendeds, not complaining, Very beautiful lady! I need to travel more, just subscribed to your channel! Hello everyone
Your makeup is STUNNING
Hi from Brazil, I liked the channel, focus on the content that goes far
Many compliments on the diva outfit, is nice; also I think it is not necessary nor useful but I'll brief you a little bit and those who didn't watch the react video on what they did there, as you said, they got some bilingual reactors, the idea was that they would put some famous quotes through different languages on the translator and the reactors had to guess what the original message was. Finally, I have to say that I am surprised to know that Jacket is a male word and book a female word, it is the opposite of Spanish and I am mindblown now. Thanks for the vids.
Oh my ... you look stunning! well done Hrafna
When I first saw the thumbnail, it gave me an old hollywoodesque feeling. You look beautiful :)
It's so cool! As a Swede I hear Icelandic as a mix between Swedish and Norwegian with a Finnish pronunciation, with some own words!
Dont worry, friend. you are awsome as you are. you dont need curly hair to be great. you have great content.
Please do more lssons on the icelandic language. you have many fans, cousin from the north
You look so extra beautiful with the make up like that, looking like a movie star. Those lashes are amazing.
Funny with all the translations, and I did understand some of it as it is similar to Norwegian and some of it is similar to Danish. Norwegian is very similar to Danish in writing but not how they speak. I thought that Icelandic would be more similar to Norwegian than it is though.
she looks stunning! :-)
That was really nice!
You are so pretty like this!
I just realised you have the same name as the person who named Iceland because I saw on the internet a Norsemen called Hrafna-Flokí named Iceland.
I love Iceland so much and I’m trying to convince my parents to let us go to Iceland because it’s a beautiful country.
Hi Hrafna! Your videos are so interesting, ever since finding your channel and watching them, I'm learning so much about your language. Thanks for making these, it's always a pleasure to see you take a look at and speak Icelandic.
I especially enjoy the videos where you reacted to Vikings and the pronunciations of Norse Mythology names. I've been playing God Of War (2018) recently and it has a LOT of Norse mythology and Nordic language/s in it, I think it'd be really cool if you could react and review to some of the many scenes where they speak it. Keep it up!
Love you Hrafna! Im in love with your videos, you are so transparent and full of confidence
You are the most beautiful youtuber I have ever seen! I also love your content. Greetings from Poland❤
Why. You. So. Beautiful?
For some reason once was trying Google Translate in Icelandic, and I can say that was surprised to find out that the voice in Icelandic sounds as robotic as in Latvian. 😃 However, wish you nice Christmas and stay awesome! ♥️♥️♥️
Hilarious! What fun your language films are!
One strange thing is that for unknown reason Google Translate makes the V sound to sound like a M sound, like the word ''svo'' it sound like a '''smo'' it when you play it!
I don't know why is that way pronounced Icelandic in Google Translate, but no doubt that this language have very interestin pronounciatiionm, because actually has changed very less through out those hundreds of years and when I heard it, it sound very old, but also very interesting! Thank you for this video, it will help me to pronounce icelandic easier! Greetings from Bulgaria! :)
Greetings from Mexico, I love your country, your style and language.
Hrafna....I like your channel it is very informative about Iceland! One of the few places I have not been while in the Military (US Air Force) I've always wanted to visit there...I subbed to your channel...Have a Excellent Day!
My heart instantly skipped a beat. You look breathtakingly beautiful!
Very pretty as always. Love your accent.
WOW! Looking like a Hollywood goddess! I've never seen this vid.
It’s been sometime and I was going to ask this. Are you ever going to post a “Teaching you Icelandic part 5”? I thought I should ask this because I have a lot of fun learning from you and so far I have been able to speak a decent bit of Icelandic but I want to learn more. By no means am I begging you, I am just asking if you are ever going to start the series again. Keep up the good work on your videos❤️ Much love from the US
-Sincerely,
Ødulf Dixon
Your videos help me to learn english because you talk super clear ❤️
I literally clicked this to tell you “OH MY GODDD YOUR HAIR LOOKS AMAZING!!!”
Tbh. You are really beautiful, i wanted to say that your hair looks really good
"I tried to curl my hair and this is what I look like" you mean great?
It might be my male ignorance but I think you look beautiful.
Great video! I translated all of these sentences into Swedish, but all of them were correct so it wasn't as funny😅
@Delegates to the National Assembly國民大會代表 very true. I should do Finnish and see how that goes... you see I'm a Swedis speaking Finn 😄
This was so hilarious! Thank you for the great video!!!
Hrafna, You look very feminine and elegant today. Your look could be described
as Retro / Pinup style. Needless to say, I >>>LOVE
Hey Hrafna! I really enjoy your videos! Recently started learning Icelandic myself. The pronunciation doesn't seem to be too much of an obstacle, but the one letter that does get me is the "g". It seems to vary so much. Any pointers? :) Takk fyrir!!
In Germany we also have female, male and „it“-nouns, but that does not change the adjectives. Jacket (= Jacke) is female and „The jacket is beautiful“ would be „Die Jacke ist schön“. Book (= Buch) is an it-noun and „The book is beautiful“ would be „Das Buch ist schön“. So „schön“ remains „schön“, no matter if the noun is male, female, neutral (I think the word your were looking for in your video was neutral 😋). Anyway, I love your videos and the Icelandic language 😍😍😍
That's awesome hearing you translate between the two languages, it's cool to hear what Icelandic sounds compared to english back to back
Just discovered your channel. Very good!
You got me feeling all festive in September 😩
GLEÐILEG JÓL!❤️❤️❤️ vonandi verða jólin eins skemmtileg og þú ert!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😘😘😘😘😘😘🎄🎄🎄🎄
New look Hrafna, nice👍
I think that I just saw the most beautiful person ever! STUNNING!
Your hair looks stunning ( and so do you)💓
Hrafna! I love your videos about Icelandic, I'm learning it with lot of encouragement, might you suggest me webpages where I may surf into and learn vocabulary ??
Ismael , try mango languages! It’s free and I really love it
Not exactly vocabulary, but do you know "Viltu læra íslensku?" ; 20 Videos with subtitles, mostly about Ólafur, an Canada-Icelander, visiting his relatives on Iceland, and everyday situations in general.
Wow, she's so beautiful and well- dressed! 😍🌝
Another great video, you really outdid yourself. They always make my day🌋🌋❄❄🎨🎨🇮🇸🇮🇸
You look fantastic, and your eye make looks great. Keep trying, you'll master the hair in time.
This was a very nice video! Sometimes I laugh a little using oinline translators to translate into spanish. You should become a translator at a publishing house and translate those book tou tlaked about in other video.
Thank you for another interesting video Hrafna . If you feel like doing this again will you test Microsoft's translator app?
_See Icelandic people have it good, imagine if we had eggnog all year around? 🥛_
I am going to be direct with you: First of all, you look absolutely stunning with what you are wearing. Secondly, I would beg a differ on Google being a great translator. Because when I studied French and Spanish, my professors explained that Google tends to get the translations and accent symbols incorrect. Which I had found out to be true.
Your hair looks amazing!
I don’t know how to say this without sounding weird, but I like your dimples. 😊
If it's any consolation, the voice for Icelandic on Google Translate has been drastically improved (although I don't know if the accuracy is any better...)
You look stunning!!🌹
Beautiful as always. ❤️
Do you understand Swedish? Icelandic sounds soo beautiful❤ and the land is so amazing! Omg😍
Great video, as always!!
Please try the Memrise.com Icelandic course for a video
great video ! but also .. you look so christmas-y I LOVE ITTT♡
2:20 can I buy this online??? I must have this drink! Malt & Appelsin.
you have no right looking this gorgeous
Mmm, your look with that hairdo is awesome!
Man i love your vids
You're beautiful Hrafna ♥️♥️
U are so cute and humble, i'd like your channel to grow even more! 🤗