Icelandic

enska is the Icelandic word for the English language. The word enska is used specifically to refer to the English language as a noun.

The Icelandic word for beer is bjór. The term refers to an alcoholic drink made of malt.

The English word ‘son’ is translated to Icelandic as sonur. The term refers to a male person in relation to his parents.

The English phrase “bless you” is translated into Icelandic as Guð blessi þig. These phrases are used to respond to someone who has sneezed.

Halló og takk is the Icelandic way to say “hello and thank you”.

The Icelandic word for ‘what’ is hvað. hvað is an interrogative pronoun used to ask about objects or actions.

In Icelandic, hello can be said as halló or hæ.

Laufey is a female given name of Icelandic origin in Icelandic. Laufey is used as a feminine given name.

In Icelandic, “hi” is said using hæ. Both hæ and halló are used to greet people, and hæ is a common way to say “hi” in Icelandic.

The phrase “shut up” in Icelandic is translated as haltu kjafti. haltu kjafti is used to command someone to stop talking.