Games by silfurkex

Learn to identify species of butterflies common to the British Isles and elsewhere in Europe.

Bizarrely, in Icelandic the numbers 1 - 4 change form depending on the gender and the case of the noun(s) they count.Here are the forms for counting feminine nouns.

You're safe from 5 onwards.

Study the forms of four Icelandic regular adjectives (blue, black, red and green) for the genitive case.

'Strong' means that the adjective is describing an indefinite noun.

NOTE: Target audience = students of Icelandic. Probably not very fun for the casual player!

Study the forms of four Icelandic regular adjectives (blue, black, red and green) for the dative case.

'Strong' means that the adjective is describing an indefinite noun.

NOTE: Target audience = students of Icelandic. Probably not very fun for the casual player!

From the discovery of Iceland to the end of the original period of independence (the Commonwealth).
Two events occurred around 1000 AD, so note that they are in alphabetical order going down.

A few of the seabirds that can be seen on the coastlines of the British Isles.

I thought this might be easier in some sort of context, and also just one tense at a time.
'Vera' is an irregular verb meaning 'to be'.
Note: because Icelandic declines adjectives, if you are female and you were drunk, then you were 'full', not 'fullur'.

Iceland has few mammals. The arctic fox is the only land mammal that predates humans. Of course, there are also whales etc, but I already made a game about whales in Icelandic.
Obviously Icelanders would generally say 'fox' not 'arctic fox', like Britons don't generally say 'red fox'.

The Paris Commune of 1871 is generally the French Revolution that people don't know much about. Here are some of the key figures, what they did, and what happened to them.

Hvaðan ert þú?
Where are you from?
Answer this question in Icelandic.
If you are female, you need to take the -ur off the adjectives, and change any 'a' in the last syllable to 'ö'.
The top right is Australia - sorry it's partially covered.

How to conjugate regular neuter nouns in the genitive in Icelandic.

Note: I'm mostly making this noun declension series for myself. They probably won't be that fun unless you are actually learning Icelandic, but I'm making them public just in case anybody is.

How to conjugate regular feminine nouns in the genitive in Icelandic.

Note: I'm mostly making this noun declension series for myself. They probably won't be that fun unless you are actually learning Icelandic, but I'm making them public just in case anybody is.

How to conjugate regular masculine nouns in the dative in Icelandic.

Note: I'm mostly making this noun declension series for myself. They probably won't be that fun unless you are actually learning Icelandic, but I'm making them public just in case anybody is.

How to conjugate regular masculine nouns in the accusative in Icelandic.

Note: I'm mostly making this noun declension series for myself. They probably won't be that fun unless you are actually learning Icelandic, but I'm making them public just in case anybody is.

How to conjugate regular neuter nouns in the nominative or the accusative in Icelandic.

Note: I'm mostly making this noun declension series for myself. They probably won't be that fun unless you are actually learning Icelandic, but I'm making them public just in case anybody is.