What is another word for Old Icelandic?
Pronunciation:
[ ˈə͡ʊld a͡ɪslˈandɪk], [ ˈəʊld aɪslˈandɪk], [ ˈəʊ_l_d aɪ_s_l_ˈa_n_d_ɪ_k]
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How to use "Old icelandic" in context?
The Old Icelandic language is spoken by a small group of people in Iceland. It is the langue d'oc, which is a dialect of Old Norse. Old Icelandic was the language of Iceland's early settlers and it was the official language of Iceland until 1919. Today, it is only spoken by a few elderly people in Iceland, who have learned it from their parents or grandparents.
Old Icelandic was once the most widely spoken language in Iceland. It was the language of Iceland's settlers and the official language of the country until 1919. In that year, Iceland became a republic and Icelandic replaced Old Norse as the country's official language.
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