讲冰岛语到底有多难?
据说冰岛语高居世界最难语言的前列,但是,冰岛语真的很难吗?举世闻名的冰岛语单词Eyjafjallajökull是怎么发音的呢?很多来冰岛旅行、对冰岛语感兴趣的朋友也都很好奇,“你好”、“再见”、“谢谢”、“我爱你”用冰岛语应该怎么说?这篇文章就向大家介绍冰岛语的概况,介绍各个字母的发音,教你速成冰岛语。外国人对冰岛语或抱怨、或赞美,然
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据说冰岛语高居世界最难语言的前列,但是,冰岛语真的很难吗?举世闻名的冰岛语单词Eyjafjallajökull是怎么发音的呢?很多来冰岛旅行、对冰岛语感兴趣的朋友也都很好奇,“你好”、“再见”、“谢谢”、“我爱你”用冰岛语应该怎么说?这篇文章就向大家介绍冰岛语的概况,介绍各个字母的发音,教你速成冰岛语。外国人对冰岛语或抱怨、或赞美,然
来冰岛旅行的朋友都会发现,冰岛的景色可是说与世界上其他地方完全不同,纯粹极致。近年来冰岛旅游业大热,越来越多来自世界各地的人认识到了冰岛的美,也有越来越多的人不满足于冰岛这个小众目的地中的大众路线,诸如黄金圈、冰川徒步、杰古沙龙冰河湖,而是希望自己的冰岛行更加与众不同,找到冰岛小众中的小众。通过这篇冰岛 20 个最隐秘景点的攻略,您可
都说冰岛前卫开放,性文化世界超前。你有没有好奇过冰岛人如何看待“裸露”问题?冰岛人真的那么不怕“露”么?那冰岛人到底什么时候、在这么地方、为什么要露呢?这篇文章,我们就给大家揭开这些问题的谜底。每当谈起“裸露”的时候,冰岛人的态度总是一副无所谓的样子,然而这并不意味着他们随时随地都会赤身裸体。实际上,在公共场合过于下流的暴露或赤裸行为
无论一个人生活在哪里,想必都有许多顺心和闹心的事情。雾霾天里的你羡慕冰岛新鲜的空气和甘甜的冰川自来水,风暴天里的我羡慕中国可以随叫随到的外卖。之前的文章《别拿冰岛不当回事-冰岛十大好》,列举了十项冰岛的好处,但并不是说冰岛人的生活里就没有让人扶额叹气的糟心事。这篇文章,我们就来盘点一下冰岛的十大闹心事。冰岛旅游资源:图片来自Pret-
来到异国他乡的冰岛,想必你会遇到一些文化差异,有些甚至让你觉得匪夷所思,然而这些让你不可思议的事情,可能就是冰岛人的家常便饭。作为土生土长的冰岛人,很多冰岛的好,“习惯成自然”,每次都是出国在外,才突然思念起家乡的这些好。我今天就带头反思一下,列举冰岛十大让外国人艳羡的“柴米油盐”。冰岛有着太多的奇迹:这里令人叹为观止的自然风光、高水
在冰岛旅行,很多游客由于对冰岛的自然与人文缺少了解,而做出一些冰岛本地人眼中的“蠢”事。这篇文章,我们就来一一列举冰岛旅行中的常见误区,帮助旅行者做好行前准备,避免在冰岛“犯蠢”。文章中列出的傻帽行为不仅仅是为了逗大家一乐,很多也是对大家的旅行安全警示,因为有些行为完全可能是致命的。我们将从最轻松的蠢事开始讲起,逐渐过渡到旅行者必须避
了解冰岛自驾游的所有驾驶信息。在这个完整的指南中,您可以了解冰岛道路、停车、驾驶规则等更多信息。
相比其他国家,冰岛自有其独特的吸引力。大家都知道冰岛主打自然风光,有间歇泉、大小瀑布、冰川、火山、峡谷、无尽的黑沙滩。但是来冰岛玩并不只有单纯的观光游览,要想玩的痛快、与众不同,有许多独特的方式去体验冰岛,登山、雪地摩托、皮划艇,各种户外项目数不胜数。这里就向大家介绍一些最特别的冰岛体验。而所谓最独特,必然是不常见的,有时甚至可遇而不
每年的三月一日是冰岛的啤酒节,然而冰岛曾经却实行了七十余年的禁酒令(1915年~1989年)。这一篇,我们就来介绍冰岛的啤酒历史和啤酒文化。冰岛人平时沉默寡言,仿佛有着一副高冷的派头——那是因为他们还没喝酒。雷克雅未克夜生活的活跃可是举世闻名的,喝醉了的冰岛人也会大呼小号,在这种时候,身体里维京人的豪迈也彻底迸发出来。大多数冰岛人都很
In wintertime, Reykjavík can feel like a calm and relaxing city, despite all the events and life it has to offer. See glimpses of Reykjavík in winter here. These pictures are from a day when Reykjavík greeted me with a fresh layer of snow when I woke up, not even the slightest breeze and a clear blue sky. Same as it did the day before, bar the fresh layer of snow. Reykjavík has plenty of exciting events and a buzzing art scene - but Reykjavík also has this incredible sense of calm. At the time that these pictures were taken, I was living in London and was visiting Iceland on a 3 week
Iceland has a fun tradition that includes cream and chocolate buns, salted meat, bags of ash, costumes and singing! And today marks the last day of this 3 day celebration. Let me explain how it all works. This tradition takes place over 3 days. On a Monday in the 7th week before Easter you have Bun Day (Bolludagur). The following Tuesday is Explosion Day (Sprengidagur) and on the Wednesday there's Ash Day (Öskudagur). On Bolludagur, Bun Day, people eat buns. But there's a little more to it than that. I spent this Bun Day in London on a film set with a little 6 year old English girl, who li
Icelandic winter days can be extremely beautiful and still, with crisp, clean air and the sun shining. And on other days, they're really not. Find Winter Packages here. I sometimes find it quite entertaining when people ask me what the weather is like in the winter in Iceland because they're going there for a few days. Like it just stays the same throughout the entire winter. It really doesn't. So you may be in luck and experience both. Because the snowstorms are actually quite exciting. Sure, they're not really great if you had plans of sightseeing on the same day, or if it's your only da
Did you know that the music festival Sónar, that originates in Barcelona, has been held in Reykjavík the last few years? 2016 marks the fourth year that Sónar Reykjavík is held - and I'll tell you why you should buy a ticket this year! The festival is held inside Harpa, Reykjavík's Music and Concert Hall, right on the waterfront next to the city's old harbour, sometimes underneath a shining display of the Northern Lights - and at other times amidst a raging snowstorm! Sónar Reykjavík Music Line-up 2016 Electronica lovers have plenty of music to choose from this year, from headliners as
"Come to Iceland - it's quite good!" - David Bowie, 1996 After an incredibly successful career, David Bowie went out in style 2 days after his 69 year old birthday, when he released a brand new album, Blackstar. I woke up this morning in Reykjavík, looked out the window and saw snowflakes coming down. I was filled with instant joy. Then took a look at my facebook feed and saw 3 posts in a row about Bowie. It wasn't until the third one that I saw that he had passed away - the former two made me think that people were just in awe of his new album and was hoping that he had announced a tour.
I just watched a great film about photography in Iceland. It's called Light Hunter, by the well known Switz photographer Stefan Forster. You'll see some gorgeous scenery from Iceland as Stefan goes on his search for the perfect light in Iceland. He's fallen in love with the country, that's evident from how he speaks about it and from all the effort he puts into getting the perfect shot. The results are both gorgeous still images as well as great moving images of the country's nature. Stefan now spends 3 months a year in Iceland and has gotten to know the country well, which is also evident
December has been a month of snow and storms in Iceland. Reykjavík has already had a record breaking month of snowfall, with the snow measuring 42cm this December, breaking a record of 33cm. It's not the ultimate record though, as January 1937 saw 55cm of snow in Reykjavík. Besides all this snow, there have already been THREE storms in Iceland this December - and we're not even halfway through the month! The last one, taking place between the 7th of December until the 8th, was supposedly the biggest storm to hit Iceland for 25 years, although it didn't do as much damage as the storm in Ma
Arts and crafts from ice and snow. Find tips on how to make Icelandic ice haberdashery :) It has been snowing a lot in Reykjavík lately. This is actually the most snowfall ever recorded in December in Reykjavík. Last week the snow was measured 42cm thick, and the record is from the 18th of January 1937 when the snow was measured 55cm thick. As I live in London, where everything stops working the second there's a 1cm thin layer of snow on the ground, I've heard some amusing comments such as 'I bet everyone just goes on as normal, driving to work and school etc'. Of course they do! :) Howev
What happens when you get stranded in snow in Iceland? Good hospitality it seems, at least if you're stuck at Hotel Siglo in North Iceland! Over the weekend there was some heavy snow falling all over Iceland. The winter weather can be a bit unpredictable like that. So half the nation stayed at home and relaxed and people were warned not to travel if unnecessary. A group of 50 people had decided to go from Akureyri to the town of Siglufjörður on Tröllaskagi (Troll's peninsula) to stay for a night and dine at the luxurious Hotel Siglo as a Christmas treat. They stayed for one night, had their
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