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Like ee in meet . O o (Short) like o in hot , (long) like or in door . Like o in snow . U u (Short) like u in put , (long) the same short u but lengthened; or like oo in moon when followed by ng or nk . Like oo in moon . Y y Same as Icelandic i : (short) like i in bit , (long) same i but lengthened; or like ee in meet when followed by ng or nk .
Same as Icelandic : like ee in meet . Like i in mile . (Short) like ur in fur but shorter, (long) like ur in fur ; ( do not pronouce the r ).
F f Like f in fish , or like v in van when between vowels; or when before l or n , like b in bed . G g Like g in go , or like k in kill when in word middle; it is lost after , , u when followed by a or u in the next syllable or when at word end. H h Like h in hat , or like k when before a consonant; (never silent like honour ). J j Like y in yes . K k Like k in kill . L l Like l in like .
M m Like m in me . N n Like n in nurse . P p Like p in push , or like f in far when before s , k , or t . R r Rolled, like Scottish r . S s Like s in sun ; (never like z in zero ). T t Like t in take .
V v Like v in value . X x Like x in exit . Like th in thing .
Similar to Welsh ll (double L) but more aspirated (has more air to it). ng Like nk in thinker , not ng in finger . nn Like dn in hard-nosed when after , , , , , , , au , ei , or ey ; or like nn in tunnel after a , e , i , o , u , y or . pp Like h and p fused together, similar to hop without the o . rl Like dl in riddle similar in form to Welsh ll (double L) but said harder. tt Like h and t fused together, similar to hut without the u .
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Sll, (to a man). (Sight-l.) Sl, (to a woman). (Sigh-l.) Hi. H. (High.) Like the English word. Common amongst younger generations.
How are you? Hva segiru gott? (Kvadh sek-ir-dhu goht?) Fine, thank you. g segi allt gott, akka r fyrir. (Yeh sek-i atlt goht, thah-ka thyer fi-rir.) What is your name? Hva heitiru? (Kvadh hay-tir-dhu?) My name is _____ _ . g heiti _____ _ . (Yeh hay-ti ____ _ .) Nice to meet you. (Komdu sight-l.) Komdu sl, (to a woman). (Komdu sighl.) Please. (Komdu sighl.) Please.
Gjru svo vel, (to one person). (Gyer-dhu svo vel.) Or; Geri i svo vel, (to many people). (Ger-adh thi-dh svo vel.) Thank you. akka r fyrir. (Thah-ka thyer fi-rir.) Thanks , (informal) Takk. (Tahk.) You're welcome.
Ekkert a akka. (Eh-kehrt adh thah-ka.) Yes. J. (Yaw.) Or; J (Yoo; for answering a negative question). No. (Nay.) Excuse me, (getting attention). Afsaki. (Av-sak-idh.) Excuse me, (begging pardon). Fyrirgefu. (Fi-rir-gyev-dhu.) I'm sorry, (didn't hear). (Fi-rir-gyev-dhu.) I'm sorry, (didn't hear).
Ha? (Ha?) Or; Hva segir ? (Kvadh se-kir thoo?) I'm sorry, (regretful). v miur. (Thvee mi-dhur.) Goodbye Faravel. (Fa-ra-vel; this is very formal and should only be used with complete strangers.) Goodbye, (informal). Bless. g tala ekki slensku [svo vel]. (Yeh ta-la eh-ki ees-len-sku [svo vel].) Do you speak English? Talaru ensku? (Ta-lar-dhu en-sku?) Is there someone here who speaks English? Er einhver hr sem talar ensku? (Er ayn-kver hyer sem ta-lar en-sku?) Help! Hjlp! (Hyawlp!) Look out! Gtinn! (Gigh-tin!) Good morning. (Yeh ta-la eh-ki ees-len-sku [svo vel].) Do you speak English? Talaru ensku? (Ta-lar-dhu en-sku?) Is there someone here who speaks English? Er einhver hr sem talar ensku? (Er ayn-kver hyer sem ta-lar en-sku?) Help! Hjlp! (Hyawlp!) Look out! Gtinn! (Gigh-tin!) Good morning.
Gan daginn. (Goh-dhan da-kin.) Good evening. Gott kvld. (Got kvur-lt.) Good night. Ga ntt. Sofu vel. (So-vdhu vel.) I don't understand. g skil ekki. (Yeh skil eh-ki.) Could you speak more slowly? Gtiru tala hgar? (Gigh-tir-dhu ta-ladh high-kar?) How do you say _____ in Icelandic? Hvernig segir maur _____ slensku? (Kver-nik se-kir ma-dhur _____ aw ees-len-sku?) OK. Allt lag. (Atlt ee lak-i.) Or; kei (Oh-kay; this is used amongst younger generations.) Where is the toilet? Hvar er klsetti? (Kvar er klow-sett-idh?)
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Faru burtu. Or just faru (Fa-r thu i bur-tu.) Don't touch me! Ekki snerta mig! (E-kki snert-a mig.) I'll call the police. g kalla lgreglunna. (Ye kat-la a lurk-rek-luna.) Police! Lgregla! (Lurk-rek-la!) Stop! Thief! Stopp! jfur! (Sto-hp! Thyoh-vur!) I need your help. g arf sm hjlp. a er randi. (Thadh er awr-eedh-an-ti.) I'm lost. g er tndur. (Yeg er teen-tur.) My bag is missing. (Yeg er teen-tur.) My bag is missing.
Taskan mn er tnd. (Tas-kan meen er teen-ed.) My wallet is missing. Leurveski mitt er tnt. (Ledh-ur-ves-kidh mi-ht er teent.) My purse is missing. Buddan mn er tnd. g er veikur. (Yeg er vai-kur.) I've been injured. g er srur. (Yeg er sair-thur.) I need a doctor. g arf lkni. (Yeg tha-rf lai-kni.) Can I use your phone? M g nota smann inn? (Maw ye not-a see-min thin?)
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