Simple Hack For Icelandic Verbs

Do you need a simple hack for icelandic verbs?

This simple hack for figuring out Icelandic verbs in the infinitive, can help you create a very simple sentence, like: "Ég er að hugsa" = I am thinking.

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The process here is a good accompaniment to the mini course on verbs that is accessible here:

Gjörðu svo vel / There you go!

🇮🇸💬🤓 Óskar Bragi, Icelandic online teacher → @Learning Icelandic With Speak Viking,
📱Instagram: @speakviking

Kveðja with love,
Óskar Bragi / Speak Viking

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Kveðja,
Óskar Bragi / Speak Viking

[ravenorkrummi]

Vá! This is the video I didn't know I needed! Takk fyrir, Óskar.

[robertodimarino]

Thank You really much for sharing this two sites, Sir.

[gergerger]

I personally find it easier to just click "Leita að hleypur sem beygingarmynd" after it says it can't find it (or toggle the option, to the far right of the search box, during the initial search). This does a search over all conjugated forms (for verbs) and declensions (for nouns) and will bring up the list of main word entries that contain it. But it's nice to incorporate more tools and get people used to what malid.is has got to offer!

[chuckmonkclips]

I’m still slightly confused how I would say “I like” and how I would say “like” in a comparing way in Icelandic. I’ve heard “eins og” used for comparing and “mér líður” used for “I like.” I’d like some actual help from an Icelander. Takk!