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WebIslandsk er nationalsproget i Island og modersmål for en befolkning på ca. 350.000 mennesker. Islandsk, der er et vestnordisk sprog og nærmest beslægtet med færøsk og vestnorske dialekter, tilhører den germanske …
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Islandsk (islandsk: íslenska) er det officielle sprog i Island. Det udgør sammen med det nært beslægtede færøsk, de traditionelle vestnorske dialekter og det uddøde norn de vestnordiske sprog. Islandsk har som færøsk i vid udstræknin…
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- Talere i alt: +320.000
- Udtale: [ˈiːslɛnska]
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Islandsk (íslenska) er et vestnordisk språk som snakkes av omtrent 300 000 personer, hovedsakelig på Island hvor det har vært et offisielt språk siden 2011. Islandsk har mye til felles med norrønt språk slik det ble snakket i Norge frem til cirka 1200-tallet. Moderne islandsk preges av en konservativ språkpolitikk, med vekt på språkrøkt og nyorddannelse.
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- Skriftsystem: Det latinske alfabetet
- Brukt i: Island, Danmark, USA, Canada
- Antall brukere: 300 000
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WebIsland ( islandsk: Ísland) er en nordisk europæisk østat, der ligger, hvor Nordatlanten møder Ishavet på den midtatlantiske ryg. Landet har 364.260 indbyggere [8] og et areal på …
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WebFeb 20, 2024 · Lisens: CC BY NC SA 3.0. Islandsk er eit språk som høyrer til dei nordgermanske eller nordiske språka i den indoeuropeiske språkfamilien. Saman med …
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WebIslandsk (íslenska) er et vestnordisk sprog, som tales af omtrent 300.000 mennesker hovedsageligt i Island, hvor det har været officielt sprog siden 2011. Islandsk har meget til fælles med norrønt, som også blev talt i …
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WebIceland (Icelandic: Ísland, pronounced ⓘ) is a Nordic island country between the North Atlantic and Arctic Oceans, on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge between North America and …
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WebNov 15, 2022 · 1.000 år, 350.000 der taler det og 50 forskellige ord for sne. Det islandske sprog er noget for sig selv. Der er kun 350.000 mennesker, der taler islandsk, som er et …
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WebIslands historie, ca. 870-. Island var en stort set ubeboet ø i det nordlige Atlanterhav, hvor nordboere omkring 870 bosatte sig. Landet var først en 'fristat', men blev en norsk provins i årene 1262/64. I 1380 kom Island …
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WebIslandsk. Islandsk har flere betydninger: Islandsk (sprog) – et sprog. Islandsk – om en person, dyr eller genstand fra Island. Islændinge – et folkeslag primært bosiddende på …
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Native to Iceland
Ethnicity Icelanders
Native speakers(undated figure of 330,000)
Language family Indo-European · Germanic · North Germanic · West Scandinavian · Insular Scandinavian · Icelandic
Early forms Old Norse · Old West Norse · Old Icelandic
Writing system Latin (Icelandic alphabet) · Icelandic Braille
Official language in Iceland · Nordic Council
Regulated by Árni Magnússon Institute for Icelandic Studies
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Icelandic is a North Germanic language spoken by about 350,000 people, mostly in Iceland. But did you know that it is also one of the oldest and most conservative languages in Europe?
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9th century
Icelandic language emerges from Old Norse.
10th century
First written records of Icelandic appear in runic inscriptions.
12th century
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16th century
The Reformation introduces the printing press and the translation of the Bible into Icelandic.
19th century
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The Icelandic language is actually quite fascinating and has changed very little since Iceland was settled in the 9 th century AD.
The Icelandic language uses the latin alphabet, which is the same as the English alphabet and most Western European languages. Íslenska stafrófið The Icelandic keyboard layout. Icelandic alphabet А а
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The Icelandic alphabet consists of 32 letters. There are also three letters only used for foreign words, and one deleted letter (which is sometimes still used only for foreign words).
FAQ Share Let’s find out! Icelandic is the main language in Iceland. Icelandic is taught in school, the news is told in Icelandic, newspapers are in Icelandic and the Senate takes place in Icelandic.
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