how many languages do you speak how many
languages do you speak how many
languages do you
speak and the question is how many
languages do you speak um I speak
Icelandic and English natively but I
also speak a little bit of uh French and
a tiny bit of Spanish oh cool yeah cuz I
I'm curious to hear the Alantic language
okay could you maybe tell me in Alantic
what is something you like about your
country cool and what does that mean I
lived abroad for a long time but it's
always good to have Iceland um it's a
peaceful place and everybody knows
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everybody yeah we're friends
now okay my first Icelandic
doggy
yes speak three languages yeah what I uh
speak Chinese English and Fise and the
last one B I'm from myar oh Myanmar oh
cool could you tell me in bores what is
something you like about
Iceland
uh
uh yeah and what's that mean uh it means
the weather and the snow wow so you like
the cold not really it just cuz I've
never seen like snow before yeah so it's
just exciting yeah cool
what is your
name
th and how many languages do you speak
well I Icelandic English Danish bit of
German
check wow yeah could I ask why do
icelantic people speak such good English
is it taught from a young age here well
I think uh we travel a lot and uh uh
there's a lot of uh
uh material in TV and and
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hey how many languages do you
speak what's your name my name is Ivana
Ivana Ivana and you were just telling me
you moved from Poland to reic many years
ago 16 years ago what do you think about
life here it's very quiet quiet it's
beautiful nature and it's uh not so
stressed also the Iceland teach you how
to enjoy every moment because of the
weather it's unpredictable it can change
in any minute especially like in the
winter or in the summer so if you catch
good weather you are just always using
in 100% now the question I ask everyone
is how many languages do you speak of
course I speak Polish uh and English and
Icelandic wow and the last question
could you tell me in Polish what is
something you love about
Iceland I love
nature it's in Icelandic um yeah else I
I
love freedom that we have here cool
thank you so much Iana you're welcome
and what is the name of this beautiful
shop I can show it as well arav you are
very welcome we are on a beautiful place
in the heart of Ray Kavik welcome to
visit Beautiful Ray Kavik and you can
always drop by and say hi to me or my
husband for you oh what's this
yeah that you will be remembering us so
much I appreciate
it fun fact about Iceland when I was
visiting in late December there were
only 4 hours of daylight per day that's
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I've been practicing my French
everywhere from the darkness of the
icelantic nights to uh the comfort of my
own home here in Montreal of course
Montreal is a city where French language
is widely used I've really set a goal
this year to improve my French to have
deeper
conversations with frankophones
I mean I've heard this before in YouTube
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always a pleasure but when you have a
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Iceland how many languages do you speak
three
what are they well of course
Icelandic
English and Italian cool could you tell
me in icelantic what is something you
love about
Iceland what I love about
Iceland Icelandic Tomatoes oh I have to
try those I haven't tried yet they are
grown in this these glass houses yeah
they always fresh they're always good
when you buy
them so uh my mother tongue is Italian
and then I speak English Spanish a bit
of French and now I'm studying islandic
what's it been like learning icelantic
well I mean I just started but um it's
really difficult I love the way it
sounds and uh I've been in love with
this language since I was 15 so now that
I've started learning the grammar yeah
it's challenging but um I'll get there
one day do you uh What attracted you to
Iceland I mean it's a big decision to
learn a language that is not so widely
spoken yeah yeah I know uh I don't know
it's like I like the cold I like nature
so the first time I came here it was
like in 2007 and I've been um attracted
to this place since so I've come two
more times and uh you know but I want to
uh go the extra mile and uh learn the
language because I think that's the best
way to get in touch with a culture so I
know it's hard but let's see what
happens last question what that's one
thing you learned in
ising uh I've
learned which means basically like uh
this will work out somehow which is
basically the sort of a philosophy of
Icelandic people and U it's something
they say a loss for any kind of
problem what's your
name and how many languages do you
speak uh how many
was four oh cool what are they what are
the languages Icelandic Swedish uh
German and English wow is do you think
icelantic is a hard language to learn if
someone like me wanted to learn
it probably yes yeah maybe not if you're
German it's very similar to German
really the uh oh okay yeah the grammar
last question could you tell me in
icelantic what is something you love
about
Iceland uh yeah
and what does that mean I love the
nature ah great answer yeah yeah okay
okay thank you so much for
sharing and I try to learn icelantic not
so easy how is it going learning
icelantic H there are some places I
think that you can learn for free but
you have to know good English and how
many do you speak how many languages
English and Greek English and Greek and
a little bit Italian I'm trying okay
could you tell me in Greek what is
something you like about
Iceland
yes what do that mean without stress at
all no stress in and I think it's the
best this one no but Greece has stress
or no stress it's the first country in
Europe with the most rest Greece yeah
like more than 6
5% w w w where are you guys from England
England cool and how long have you been
in rovic got here Friday Friday Friday
we leave on Monday yeah what's something
you like about it it it's so pictures
you know and it's um it's stunning it's
an absolutely stunning Place yeah
prettiest place we've ever been to
prettiest City really we've done a lot
of
traveling okay YouTube I'm here with
Martin
Martin just made me a coffee in this
beautiful Cafe and art gallery that
we're in Martin how many languages do
you speak I speak at least two tiny bit
of
Russian uh but really like uh few words
because we're next to Russia I'm from
Estonia oh of Estonia yeah wow wow yeah
so I guess English and Estonian yes
exactly I've been in Iceland for like
bit more than 2 months now could you
maybe tell me in Estonian what what do
you think about life in
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Iceland
and what does that mean uh so I was just
saying how amazing this place is yeah
like the polarity in a sense of like
there's fire and there's ice and you can
go to the claer and you can go to hot
pool it also strikes me that Iceland
seems to have a very interesting
artistic Community like even this place
where we are now the fact you have a
coffee shop and you walk around the
corner and you now there are books and
upstairs there is Art it is like perhaps
part of the society here yes absolutely
some of my best music for example comes
from Iceland okay you were making music
yes I'm making music what kind of
music so I like to play a lot
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of is there a name for that instrument
this is native flu native
flu but it's not
native from America yeah
wow
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