What language do Icelanders speak?

Icelandic

What is the official language of Iceland?

Icelandic is the official language of Iceland. Its language belongs to Indo-European language family, the northern branch of Germanic language family (also called Scandinavian language family). Mainly distributed in China, with a population of over 200,000. Its standardized writing is based on the ancient Knowles phonetic system and subtle spelling differences in semantics and lexical order. Therefore, modern Icelanders or people who know Icelandic can easily read and understand the ancient literary works of the Viking era or Iceland without spending too much time.

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The ancestors of Icelanders were immigrants from western Norway from the 9th century to10th century. Because Iceland is far away from the European continent, Icelandic has always maintained the characteristics of the western dialect of old Norwegian, and its vocabulary is rarely influenced by foreign words. Some linguists call it one of the "most conservative" languages in Europe. Icelandic once absorbed the words of Danish, Celtic, Latin and Romance, but after19th century, due to the development of pure language movement, these loanwords have given way to Icelandic. Scientific and engineering terms are also made up of Icelandic elements. Grammatical changes in case, nominal differences, personal changes at the end of verbs, and syllable combinations, especially the combination of the first syllable, all retain the characteristics of old Scandinavian. Modern Icelanders can still read the ancient Icelandic epic written 1000 years ago.

The stress in Icelandic is always on the first syllable. It maintains a complete buckling change system. Verb is the change of person and tense; Nouns have four cases (nominative case, nominative case, dative case and objective case); Nouns, adjectives and pronouns are divided into masculine, feminine and neutral (other Scandinavian languages are only generalized and neutral), and they are singular and plural; The definite article is usually attached to a noun as a suffix. The grammar and vocabulary of Icelandic are stable, but the pronunciation of modern Icelandic is very different from that of ancient times. Icelandic uses Latin characters, but the letters and in the ancient Nordic characters are still used to indicate the unvoiced sound and the voiced sound respectively. Iceland has 200,000 inhabitants who speak Icelandic. Icelandic is one of Scandinavian languages. Scandinavian language is a branch of Germanic family, which belongs to Indo-European family.

Icelandic is very similar to Scandinavian Gunos, which was introduced to Iceland from Norway in the ninth century. Other Scandinavian languages are strongly influenced by the languages of neighboring countries; However, because Icelandic is an island language and has no connection with other languages, it has remained primitive for hundreds of years. Therefore, children in Iceland have no difficulty in reading the great epic "The Legend of Iddas" written by Cournot. Icelandic is the mother tongue of other modern Scandinavian languages. It has a lot in common with Old English, which was the result of Scandinavian invasion of Britain in the 9th century.

Another factor to keep Icelandic pure is that it has no international vocabulary to express modern ideas and inventions. Icelanders prefer to make up pure Icelandic by themselves and try to avoid using international vocabulary. So "telephone" is Sami in Icelandic, and Sami is an ancient Icelandic word meaning "line". The word "radio" is a trap in Icelandic. The name of the "car" is bill, but it can also be called bifreie (riding something moving). "electricity" is rafmagn (the power of linear smokeless powder)

Why is Icelandic the most difficult language to learn in the world?

For China people, that's true. Chinese is even more difficult for foreigners.

Icelandic has only 32 letters. Compared with English, there are no C, D, W and Z, but there are many other letters. If China people pronounce in English, they will make mistakes. Au, Ei/Ey are put together, and the pronunciation is very strange.

Icelandic has long words, such as place name: Eyjafjallaj? Kurt, Kirgiz? Jarklaustur. People in China can't analyze words and remember them without words.

The new words are very strange, such as: computer: t? Lva is the fortune teller v's? Lva. TV: sjó nvarp comes from vision and projection. This has nothing to do with computers, TV ...

A person's name is not composed of a first name and a last name. The father's name is gunnar, and the daughter's name is Gunnars Dotier ("gunnar's daughter").

There may be more gender and tense changes in Icelandic. Russian has six singular cases and six plural cases. I don't know how much Icelandic is, but I think it's at least as good as German. Because they are also Germans.

What language is Iceland?

"Iceland" is the Chinese translation of the country name Iceland.

The official language is Icelandic. Derived from the old Norwegian dialect, it is close to Faroe Islands and western Norway dialect. Icelanders (? Slendingur) is a group of North Germans living in Iceland, accounting for 92% of Iceland's population.

What language is spoken in Iceland?

Icelandic, and Icelandic is not easy to learn.

What language is spoken in Iceland?

Icelandic

I don't know what language Iceland speaks. Does Iceland speak French?

Iceland speaks Icelandic, which belongs to the Nordic language family, and has many similarities with Danish, Norwegian and Swedish.

What language is used in Iceland?

Iceland uses old Norwegian, but now it is called Icelandic. E method h; ......

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