Yesterday we marked Icelandic Language Day - a moment to celebrate a language that’s been spoken on this island since the Viking Age. Icelandic has changed so little over the centuries that many people can still read the old sagas without much trouble. It’s the language you hear everywhere in daily life, from morning news to school lessons to the way we name new things that arrive in the modern world. Letters like Þ, Ð, Á, and É might look a bit mysterious at first, but each one is tied to our h

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It’s Icelandic Language Day 🇮🇸 …and Icelandic might just be the hardest language I’ve ever tried to learn! But here’s what I’ve realized over the years. 👇🏼 You don’t need to be totally fluent to connect with the locals here. Even learning just a few phrases, like learning how to say “hi,” “thank you,” or pronounce a waterfall name correctly, goes a long way. And the best part? Icelanders LIGHT UP when they see travelers embracing their language. 🤩 It’s a small gesture that creates an instan