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Hello, I'm Joya, I'm currently learning Icelandic and I can help if you have any problems with English I'm not a teacher so I won't give lessons. I am using this side to learn Icelandic not to teach English, but if you have a question about English I will answer it. Have a nice day, I look forward to learning with you.
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    I'm not sure what that means in Korean, but your English is a bit off. It should say "What does this mean?" not "What does it means?"
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    October 8, 2012
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    I just came back from Iceland. It was surprisingly normal. I'd like to live there someday.
    August 24, 2012
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    August 10, 2012
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    Isn't afaskid sorry in Icelandic?
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    August 9, 2012
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    @Leif Thorleifs Thank you so much! You are from Iceland, correct? I was wondering if you could answer another question of mine, It's titled "Things I should not do in Iceland." I want to make sure I'm not rude to anyone when I'm there. Thank you again :)
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    August 9, 2012
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    What things should I not do in Iceland? I will be going to Iceland in a week and I was wondering what things I shouldn't say or do in Iceland. i.e. I heard you don't tip waiters at restaurants in Iceland. Are there other things like that? Or are there annoying touristy things that Icelanders don't like? I want to try my best not to be rude or annoying in any way. Thank you very much.
    August 6, 2012
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    August 6, 2012
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    I go to an arts charter high school in the United States, I am a theatre major. The closest we get to Old English is Shakespeare or Ancient Greek writers such as; Sophocles, Aeschylus and, Euripides.
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    July 16, 2012
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    What is the difference between segirðu and ertu að? Segirðu and ertu að both mean "are you," correct? DANIEL Sæl Ewa. (Hello Ewa) EWA Sæll. Hvað segirðu gott? (Hello. How are you?) DANIEL Bara allt gott. (All right.) Hvað ertu að gera í dag? (What are you doing today?) EWA Ég er að vinna í dag. (I am going to work today) En þú? (And you?) DANIEL Ég er að læra íslensku. (I am studying Icelandic) I am confused because segirðu and ertu að are both used as "are you." I thought it mean that one is long term and the other is short term but they are both short term in this example.**I thought it meant that one is long term and the other is short term but they are both short term in this example.
    July 6, 2012
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