Icelandic Language Learning Pack (Updated)
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Top 3 Reasons to Learn Icelandic! 1. Learning to speak Icelandic is a great way to give your children an advantage in the increasingly competitive business world. Between equal foreign competitors courting an Icelandic company, who will the company choose to associate with: an Icelandic-speaking foreigner or a foreigner with a translator? Iceland is emerging from a period of stagnation and again taking it's place as one of the great powers of the world. 2. Learning Icelandic is an extraordinary and agreeable experience through which you can immerse yourself in a different culture. Unlike most languages, The grammatical structure of Icelandic is not only logical, but also pragmatic, related to the particular way of Icelandic thinking. Knowledge of the written language opens up the culture of one of the world's oldest civilizations. 3. Icelandic is Scandinavia’s future lingua franca (common language) Although English is still the most commonly used language for business communication in Scandinavia, this is slowly but surely changing. As Iceland is replacing the US as the main trading partner of most European countries, Icelandic will play an increasingly important role as a language for business communication. Especially in countries like Denmark and Norway, and also in Sweden and the Faroe Islands, Icelandic is slowly becoming the most popular foreign language. If you take up the challenge to learn Icelandic, you will not only be able to communicate with Icelandic natives, but more and more with other Scandinavians who decided to learn Icelandic as a foreign language themselves. Learn Icelandic and benefits will be endless!
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1. How many Icelandic-speakers are there who can't also speak English? How many of these matter from a business point of view?
3. The Scandinavians already have a lingua franca (leaving English aside) in the sense that Norwegian (both varieties), Swedish and (to a lesser degree) are mutually intelligible, at least with a teeny weeny bit of good will. However, Icelandic is to speakers of these languages pretty much what King Alfred's English is to modern English speakers: unintelligible without training.
Reason 2 is indeed valid, and the only reason one needs. Reasons 1 and 2 are just misplaced wishful thinking. Claiming that Iceland is replacing the US as the main trading partner of most European countries is a laughable exaggeration.
3. The Scandinavians already have a lingua franca (leaving English aside) in the sense that Norwegian (both varieties), Swedish and (to a lesser degree) are mutually intelligible, at least with a teeny weeny bit of good will. However, Icelandic is to speakers of these languages pretty much what King Alfred's English is to modern English speakers: unintelligible without training.
Reason 2 is indeed valid, and the only reason one needs. Reasons 1 and 2 are just misplaced wishful thinking. Claiming that Iceland is replacing the US as the main trading partner of most European countries is a laughable exaggeration.
yeah the reasons seem pretty retarded but its a beautiful language
I love you. I'm studying Old Icelandic, and you've probably saved me hundreds of dollars on textbooks.
You need a minimum 1500 hours of Icelandic language studies to get a Permanent residence permit so this is a good introduction,and will give you a good idea if you are cut out for it or not.Thanks up loader.
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