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Icelandic

 

Tinni í Sovétríkjunum -

Tintin in the Soviet Union -

Kuifje in de Soviet Unie

Tinni í Kongo -

Tintin in Congo -

Kuifje in Afrika

Tinni í Ameríku -

Tintin in America -

Kuifje in Amerika

Vindlar faraós -

Cigars of the farao -

De sigaren van de farao

Blái Lótusinn -

The blue Lotus -

De blauwe Lotus

 

Skurðgoðið með skarð í eyra -

Tintin and the broken ear -

Het gebroken oor

Svaðilför í Surtsey -

The black island -

De zwarte rotsen

Veldissproti Ottókars -

King Ottokar's sceptre -

De scepter van Ottokar

Krabbinn með gylltu klærnar -

The crab with the golden claws -

De krab met de gulden scharen

Dularfulla stjarnan -

The shooting star -

De geheimzinnige ster

 

Leyndardómur Einhyrningsins -

The secret of the Unicorn -

Het geheim van de Eenhoorn

 

Fjársjóður Rögnvaldar -

Red Rackham's treasure -

De schat van scharlaken Rackham

Sjö kraftmiklar kristallkúlur -

The seven crystal balls -

De zeven kristallen bollen

Fangarnir í sólhofinu -

Prisoners of the sun -

De zonnetempel

Svarta gullid -

Land of black gold -

Het zwarte goud

 

Eldflaugastöðin -

Destination moon -

Raket naar de maan

 

Í murkum mánafjöllum -

Explreres on the moon -

Mannen op de maan

Leynivopnið -

The Calculus affair -

De zaak Zonnebloem

Kolafarmurinn -

The Red Sea sharks -

Cokes in voorraad

 

Tinni í Tibet -

Tintin in Tibet -

Kuifje in Tibet

 

Vandræði Ungfrú Vaílu Veinólínó -

The Castafiore Emerald -

De juwelen van Bianca Castafiore

Flugrás 714 til Sydney -

Flight 714 -

Vlucht 714

Tinni og pikkarónarnir -

Tintin and the Picaro's -

Kuifje en de Picaro's

Tinni og Hàkarlavatnið-

Tintin and the lake of sharks -

Kuifje en het haaienmeer

Tinni og blàu appelsínurnar -

Tintin and the blue oranges -

Kuifje en de blauwe sinasappels

 

Icelandic is one of the Scandinavian languages, and is spoken by the 300,000 inhabitants of Iceland.
It is remarkably similar to Old Norse, the language of the Vikings, which was brought to iceland from Norway in the 9th century. It also has many features in common with Old English, the result of the Viking invasions of Britain in the 9th century.