How to Say “Dragon” in Old Norse
The Old Norse word for dragon is dreki. The word refers to a mythical creature.
How to Say “Do You Speak English” in Icelandic
Talarðu ensku? is the Icelandic way to say “do you speak English?”. This phrase is used specifically to ask if someone speaks the English language.
How to Say “Love” in Old Norse
The English word “love” is translated into Old Norse as ást. ást is a noun used to express a feeling of strong affection.
How to Say “Cheers” in Icelandic
The Icelandic word for cheers is skál. skál is used as a toast when drinking, serving the same function as the English word ‘cheers’.
How to Say “Come Here” in Icelandic
The English phrase “come here” is komdu hingað in Icelandic.
How to Say “Welcome to Iceland” in Icelandic
The English phrase “welcome to iceland” is translated into Icelandic as Velkomin til Íslands.
How to Say “Please” in Icelandic
The English phrase ‘please’ can be expressed in Icelandic in several ways depending on the context, with the default form being gerðu svo vel.
How to Say “Hello, My Name Is” in Icelandic
The English phrase “hello, my name is” is translated into Icelandic as hæ, ég heiti.
How to Say “Nice to Meet You” in Icelandic
The Icelandic phrase for “nice to meet you” is gaman að kynnast þér.