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Icelandic Lesson #1: Fruit - Plural and Singular, Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #2: Colours - Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #3: Days of the Week - Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #4: Months - Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #5: The Alphabet - Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #6: The Face - Plural and Singular, Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #7: The Body - Plural and Singular, Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #8: Numbers 0-20 - Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #9: Fast Food - Plural and Singular, Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #10: Clothes - Plural and Singular, Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #11: Drinks - Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #12: Numbers 21+ - Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #13: Meat - Singular and Plural, Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #14: Vegetables - Singular and Plural, Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #15: Furniture - Singular and Plural, Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #16: Kitchen Appliances - Singular and Plural, Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #17: Pets - Singular and Plural, Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #18: Electrical Appliances (TV,Computer etc.) - Singular and Plural, Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #19: Rooms - Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #20: The Continents - Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #21: Countries in Europe Part 1 - Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #22: Shoes & Accessories - Singular and Plural, Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #24: Farm Animals - Singular and Plural, Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #23: Countries in Europe Part 2 - Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #25: Wild Animals - Singular and Plural, Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #26: House & Garden - Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #27: Hair (colors, styles, facial hair, etc.) - Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #28: Places in Iceland - Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #29: 50 Most Common Icelandic Names (Female) - Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #30: 50 Most Common Icelandic Names (Male) - Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #31: Instruments - Singular and Plural, Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #32: What time is it? - Telling time in Icelandic - Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #33: The Seasons - Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #34: The Directions - Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #35: Stationery - Singular and Plural, Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #36: Make-Up - Singular and Plural, Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #37: Fruit Part 2 - Singular and Plural, Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #38: Vegetables Part 2 - Singular and Plural, Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #39: Shapes - Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #40: Transportation - Singular and Plural, Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #41: Plants - Singular and Plural, Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #42: Nuts & Seeds - Singular and Plural, Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #43: Tableware - Singular and Plural, Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #44: Hi, how are you? - Conversation, Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #45: Yes, No, Maybe - Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #46: Animals of Iceland - Singular and Plural, Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #47: What's your name? - Conversation, Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #48: Land forms and more - Singular and Plural, Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #49: At the Restaurant - Conversation, Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #50: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner - Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #51: What are you doing tonight? - Conversation, Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #52: What did you do last weekend? - Conversation, Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #53: Places in Iceland Part 2 - Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #54: My Family - Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #55: What, Where, When - Questions, Pronunciation
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Icelandic Lesson #56: Why, Who, How - Questions, Pronunciation
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Embark on a comprehensive journey through the Icelandic language with this 90-minute video tutorial series. Master essential vocabulary, pronunciation, and basic conversational skills across 56 lessons covering a wide range of topics. Learn to count, name fruits, colors, body parts, animals, and household items in both singular and plural forms. Explore Icelandic geography, common names, and cultural elements. Practice telling time, discussing seasons, and engaging in simple conversations about daily activities. Gain confidence in asking and answering questions while developing a strong foundation in Icelandic pronunciation and basic grammar structures.

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Icelandic Lesson #1: Fruit - Plural and Singular, Pronunciation