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Geta, kunna, mega: How to Say "can"
A crushed soda can.
Can I borrow the can that can't know how to speak French? Learn the differences between geta, kunna, and mega!
Verða
Doctor looking at a folder.
"Að verða" is one of the most common verbs in the language, so OF COURSE it has to be confusing. Learn the different meanings of this very important word!
Phrasal Verbs
Dog in a unicorn costume.
Phrasal verbs - they're like verbs, but phrases! They can be challenging, but you’ll have to place upwards alongside (put up with) them.
Hugsa, spá, pæla, halda, finnast: How to Say “Think”
Chimpanzee with a hand on its chin.
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!
The Future
Sci-fi scene of people ascending in light.
In this article: eels, hovercrafts, dictatorial mice. Also, how to talk about the future in Icelandic. Now stop saying 'mun' so much!
Obligation and Necessity 
An empty toilet roll
You should have needed to have to be supposed to read about Icelandic obligation and necessity.
Vita, þekkja, kunna, rata: How to Say "Know"
Woman holding open a blank book
Find out why Icelandic has so many words for this seemingly simple idea. Know your knows!
Eiga, hafa and vera með: How to Say "Have"
Woman with a girl
Have time, be with pens, own children. The Icelandic words for "have" seem difficult. We'll make it easier!
í vs. fyrir
Mannequin sitting at a piano in the woods.
You're probably using í and fyrir wrong. Let's set these confusing prepositions straight!
Með
Police officer with a raised gun.
Did you tell the cops that you're WITH the hostage instead of HAVE the hostage? Read this so the cops can understand you more clearly!
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