Thinking about thinking. Do you think it's a meta article? What do you think of that? Learn the different ways to say "think" in Icelandic!

In this article: eels, hovercrafts, dictatorial mice. Also, how to talk about the future in Icelandic. Now stop saying 'mun' so much!

This weekend, next Monday and last spring: learn to use the words next and last to talk about time in Icelandic!

Work in time but finish on time: learn the mysteries of the Icelandic words for duration!

What time is it? IT'S ICELANDIC LEARNING TIME! This article won't teach you any classic puns, but it will make telling time easier!

Ten minutes ago, you didn't know how to say "ten minutes ago" in Icelandic. You still don't. Fix that by reading about Point-Relative Timing!

Shall I compare thee to a summer's day? Learn about Icelandic comparisons!

When is your birthday? You should really learn to say that in Icelandic!

Deictic: a fancy word for a simple idea. What's today in Icelandic? What about the day after the day after the day after tomorrow?

Quick question: are you attached to your kidneys? Learn how to explain that to Icelandic organ harvesters!

Is this car-the his John's? Icelandic possession can sound like alphabet soup gone wrong, but you can master it!

Verbs that don't change, dative sickness, and the language police: Impersonal verbs are an interesting topic.

“Við” pops up all over the place and it never seems to mean the same thing. Learn how to peg this critter down.

What – or who – are the Icelandic question words?

You’ll have to place upwards alongside the Icelandic phrasal verbs.

You should have needed to have to be supposed to read about Icelandic obligation and necessity.

Icelandic is pretty close to being read the way it’s written, but it’s got a couple of tricks up its sleeve.

What do Elrond and The Lord of the Rings have to do with Icelandic? Virtually nothing, but they still make an appearance in this instalment of our series on cases.

Find out why Icelandic has so many words for this seemingly simple idea. Know your knows!

How do you say ‘yes’ in Icelandic? You’d think it’s a simple question.

In Icelandic word order, everything revolves around this one principle: V2.

Cases are hard. We make them easier with this instalment in our series on cases.

Cases are hard. We make them easier with this instalment in our series on Cases

Have time, be with pens, own children. The Icelandic words for "have" seem difficult. We'll make it easier!

What are the most common conjunctions in Icelandic? What are the weirdest?