Icelandic Level 1 (14:00 – 16:10) 14.09.26
General Information
| Course Title: | Icelandic Level 1 (14:00 – 16:10) | Course Level | Level 1 |
| Starting Date | 14/09/26 | Ending Date: | 18/11/26 |
| Course Price (Kr): | 0 kr | Time: | 14:00 – 16:10 |
| Taught in: | English | Week Days: | Mon, Wed (14:00) |
| Class Hours: | 60 | Location: | Landspítali, 101/107 Reykjavík |
Course Description
Icelandic 1 is a beginner course to teach beginner level vocabulary and grammar and is therefore aimed at people who are complete beginners in Icelandic. In this course students learn how to introduce themselves and others, greet people and to be able to participate in very simple conversations. Students will also be able to express their plans, ask questions and tell basic information from daily life such as what day it is or how much something costs. Students read, write and speak and a lot of emphasis is put on pronounciation and knowing most of the sounds that each letter can produce. At the end of the course, there is a test to revise and practise everything studied in the course. A book is included in the course. If a student is unsure which level they should attend, they can come to our office at Bolholt 6 and take a look at our books to see which level suits them best.
Vocabulary
Personal pronouns, greetings, the alphabet, family, home, weekdays, months, numbers, sentences in the classroom, interogative words (what, who, why etc.), food, and the clock along with various texts with varied vocabulary.
Grammar
Gender of nouns, definite article, present tense of verbs, possesive pronouns, nominative case, accusative case, gender of numbers, plural and the gender of adjectives.
What’s covered?
Vocabulary: Personal pronouns, greetings, the alphabet, family, home, weekdays, months, numbers, sentences in the classroom, interogative words (what, who, why etc.), food, and the clock along with various texts with varied vocabulary. Grammar: Gender of nouns, definite article, present tense of verbs, possesive pronouns, nominative case, accusative case, gender of numbers, plural and the gender of adjectives.
