BonVoyage. : Góða ferð. (meaning 'good trip')
Gleðileg jól.
Gleðilega hátíð.
Gleðilegt nýtt ár
If you are congratulating someone on getting married, you would simply say ''congratulations'' which would be ''til hamingju'' in Icelandic. However, if you are saying that some specific wedding was joyful, you'd say ''glaðlegt brúðkaup''.
"Happy Channukah" is "Gleðilega Ljósahátíð" in Icelandic. The majority of the Icelandic population is protestant and does therefore not celebrate Channukah. However a word for the holiday exists. "Ljósahátíð" consists of two words: "Ljós" which means "Light" and "hátíð" which means "festival" . Thus "Ljósahátíð" (lee-yo-sa-how-teeth) Means the festival of light - Native Icelandic, English Major
já is yes in icelandic
Gleðileg jól (lit. happy Christmasses)
Myndir means images in Icelandic.
It's same - in icelandic is perry,too.
There are few ways to say 'wonderful' in Icelandic; 'Dásamlegt' , 'Yndislegt' and 'Frábært'.
In Icelandic, one would say 'How are you doing', by saying 'Hvernig ert pu ao gera'. The majority of Icelandic speakers live in Iceland, where Icelandic was made an official language in 1944.
you say "vélmenni"