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Where did lief ericson live as a boy?
Iceland.
How do you say smile in Iceland?
you say: brostu
How do you say Monday in iceland?
Mánudagur
How do you say the sea in iceland?
sjórinn
How do you say chocolate in iceland?
súkkulaði
How do you say sex in iceland?
Kynlíf.
How do you say fish in iceland?
Fiskur
How do you say Iceland in Japanese?
aisurando
How do you say flower in Iceland?
Blóm
How do you say Iceland in Esperanto?
Islando
How do you say Iceland in Slovenian?
Islandija
How do you say welcome in iceland?
If you'd like to say 'welcome to Iceland' you say: Velkomin til Íslands. 'Velkomin' comes from velkominn and means welcome. 'Til' takes the genitive, so Ísland has to be in the genitive which is Íslands. You can ofcourse use other countries, like 'Velkomin til Þýskalands', which means 'welcome to Germany'.
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