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Post by Dylan on Dec 18, 2013 22:20:12 GMT 1
Nei.. ég tala Írska, Ensku og Frönsk.. ég tala lítla íslenku!  ég tala líka smá íslensku fadir minn er íslenskur  (That's all I can actually say lol) ^fadir minn er íslenskur, I google translated (ugh yeah I hate it but itz 2 gud) I'm guessing fadir is father.. although google could be wrong. I'm beginner.. so I'll gradually improve! |
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Post by Daniel on Dec 18, 2013 22:21:42 GMT 1
ég tala líka smá íslensku fadir minn er íslenskur (That's all I can actually say lol) ^fadir minn er íslenskur, I google translated (ugh yeah I hate it but itz 2 gud) I'm guessing fadir is father.. although google could be wrong. I'm beginner.. so I'll gradually improve! Yeah "fadir" is father But I don't have eth and thorn on my keyboard  It actually is faðir  |
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Post by Dylan on Dec 18, 2013 22:24:49 GMT 1
^fadir minn er íslenskur, I google translated (ugh yeah I hate it but itz 2 gud) I'm guessing fadir is father.. although google could be wrong. I'm beginner.. so I'll gradually improve! Yeah "fadir" is father But I don't have eth and thorn on my keyboard It actually is faðir I almost guessed that faðir was father, minn means my as I already knew.. damn it I don't have those letters either Svo, faðir minn er írska og móðir mín er írska.. but I wish I had some relation with Iceland. |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 18, 2013 22:52:24 GMT 1
Today I'm going to the Christmas Concert organized by a radio of Cyprus. Ivi Adamou, Helena Paparizou, Demy, Eleni Foureira, Constantinos Christoforou and others will be there. I'm mostly going for Ivi, Helena and Demy I'm so jealous!! 
Dylan DanielThe Thorn (Þ, þ) originates from  Old Norse (Viking times) and it came into use in the Old English language as originally the way we would write 'th' - that being why the name of the letter is technically þorn. The letter ð came into use during middle ages in Scandinavia and then also in England (it sounds like the 'th' in them) and was used in particles and usually in the middle of words. We eventually changed the writing of ð to 'th' (according to my book) due to the income of French language into British language. Notably in the word  théâtre which we still today spell in  British English is 'theatre' So ðe = the / ðem = them / ðey = they etc On a side-note,  Icelandic words never start with the thorn - ð  |
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Post by fabbi on Dec 18, 2013 23:24:48 GMT 1
I don't understand what you are telling each other but I like this discussion! question: What does the Icelandic word "nei" mean?? Does it mean "no"  |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 18, 2013 23:30:16 GMT 1
I don't understand what you are telling each other but I like this discussion! question: What does the Icelandic word "nei" mean?? Does it mean "no" Correct, nei = no in Icelandic |
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Post by fabbi on Dec 19, 2013 17:46:44 GMT 1
I don't understand what you are telling each other but I like this discussion! question: What does the Icelandic word "nei" mean?? Does it mean "no" Correct, nei = no in  Icelandic Haha! We use the same word in our dialect with the same meaning - thats why I know it |
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Post by Daniel on Dec 20, 2013 18:14:22 GMT 1
I don't understand what you are telling each other but I like this discussion! question: What does the Icelandic word "nei" mean?? Does it mean "no" Hey, welcome to the forums, never saw you here Yep it means "no" |
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Post by Dylan on Dec 20, 2013 18:30:42 GMT 1
ooh also practicing singing Icelandic songs is so beautiful <333 ''Mundu Eftir Mér'', (Jónsi og Greta Salomé) ''Augnablik'' by Erna Hrönn *-* |
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Post by fabbi on Dec 20, 2013 18:30:45 GMT 1
I don't understand what you are telling each other but I like this discussion! question: What does the Icelandic word "nei" mean?? Does it mean "no" Hey, welcome to the forums, never saw you here Yep it means "no" Thank you so much! It's like my 4th day here! Do we already know each other?? |
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