Where Can I Find Resources for Learning Icelandic?

Where can I find resources for learning Icelandic?

Icelandic is considered to be an Indo-European language, which belongs to a subgroup of North Germanic languages. This group once numbered five languages, including Norwegian, Faroese (the native language of those living on the Faroe Islands, which is also spoken in parts of Denmark) and the extinct languages of Norn (once spoken in the Northern Islands of Orkney and Shetland, to the north of Scotland) and Greenlandic Norse. It is most closely related to Norwegian and Faroese, particularly the latter, the written version of which closely resembles Icelandic. (Credits. GOOGLE) Before learning the Icelandic language, make sure you consider the following facts. Only 0.005% of the seven billion people on this globe speak Icelandic. It's like a superpower I feel. For Icelandic language google translator is hell. Please go to school and learn. Sometimes you will find Qs yourself as a learner, is it worth it? 100% YES if you are planning to be in Iceland for a long time. The most crucial part that the language is the soul of every nation. It's a small island, if people don't speak, it will be lost forever. You need to preserve it and try to learn it with your speed. You can try few words in Icelandic if you send us mail on your tour. https.//abiceland.com/life-in-iceland