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>tfw you will never live in a secluded cabin somewhere deep inside iceland
why even live bros

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>those trees
>deep inside iceland
ok

every time i have been there the feeling of being trapped with no other escape than by boat or plane gives me the creeps, but i could get used to it. based country, based people.
>t. mainland scum

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the idea that in some countries I can wander far enough and end up in another country, blows my mind every time

island nations are truly blessed in the sense we live in our own little worlds

Does peninsula countries count?

i used to be a rather hardcore islandboo.
started learning the language too

Ignore flag,
I’m Aussie, GF is Icelandic. Island life is best.

>have you counted?
yes 3.

to me, deep inside iceland means the highlands, which are inhospitable. also
>trees
yeah, there is something really great about being able to live on your own little bubble away from everything else. I'd rather have that than accessibility to other countries
Hversu vel náðirðu að læra íslensku?
can't imagine there being much material for learning online
we truly are superior
also
>tfw no gf

Why yes I do believe this knuckle sandwich belongs to you, d*Noid

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Island life is grim

> hversu vel
entry-level, the most basic words. there's a particulary good site for beginners icelandiconline.is/index.html
i still think it's one of the most based european languages, maybe one day i'll start learning it again

Það eina sem er í raun í boði er þessi icelandiconline síða á vegum HÍ
Ímyndaðu þér: fokking mím tungumál á borð við klingon og high valyrian eru inn á duolingo en ekki íslenska

not for too long.
Soon your country would be overcrowd by all sorts of refugees that look nothing like native icelanders.
Your phenotype will go away, as well as your language and whatever culture you have.

>útlendingar sem vinna í nettó eða álíka verslun og kunna bara að gelta "kvittun?" eða "poka?"
dreptu mig

I live on a lonely island in the baltic

that one refugee island?

Mig minnir að ástæðan fyrir því hafi eitthvað með Árnastofnun að gera. En já frekar spes að það sé aðgengilegra að læra skáldsagna tungumál heldur en íslensku
Það eru samt sennilega bestu störfin fyrir útlendingana hérna ef þeir hafa einhvern raunverulegan áhuga á að læra málið

no, bornholm

Santa catalina island reporting in

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Var reyndar brasílísk stelpa að vinna í nettó á húsavík í allt sumar gat bara sagt poka og kvittun,,,, fór svo í olís á húsó um daginn og hún talaði bara mjög flotta íslensku

>deep inside iceland
>able to support human life

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Looks like a sweet place for a welfare neet honestly

hún btw skipti um starf

>40k people live on bornholm
woah thought it was like the size of skagaströnd or something like that

>útlendingar sem koma fyrir í fréttum annaðhvort því það er búið að brjóta á þeim eða er verið að henda þeim úr landi
>oft fylgir fyrirsögninni eitthvað eins og “Raheed Sandapason hefur dvalið hér í 5 ár” en þeir geta ekkert talað íslensku
>þess í stað tala þeir ensku
>ekki einu sinni vel
Dreptu mig fyrst

hengjum okkur saman

Til í það

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Hey

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>he isn’t able to survive on a diet of melgresi and tófu droppings

>hann ljóstillífar ekki

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sorry i'm no elf

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>sól
>á Íslandi
lol

mátt kannski fá hjá mér melgresi en refaskíturinn er minn

>hann er ekki útilegumaður að stela kindum
Aumingjar

it’s okay

jokes aside like 60% of the country is nigh-barren desert and it hurts to thibk about that considering upwards of 25% of the country was forest around colonization/settlement
what hurts even more is knowing you won’t live long enough to see Iceland’s former arboreal glory restored

What's it like living in the whitest country on Earth?