When I went to Símey classes they used the Íslenska fyrir alla books. Didn’t work for me at all, it just felt like learning a bunch of random words with no structure or explanations. The books are available for free online if you search them, you can always take a look and see what you think.
Personally I liked Múlti Kúlti. Their classes are super grammar-heavy but the teachers I had were great, lots of class discussions, explanations and ways to figure out which declensions etc you need to use and why. If you don’t want to slog through grammar then maybe it’s not for you, but it really does give you a solid foundation for using and interpreting Icelandic.
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An alternative approach:
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When I went to Símey classes they used the Íslenska fyrir alla books. Didn’t work for me at all, it just felt like learning a bunch of random words with no structure or explanations. The books are available for free online if you search them, you can always take a look and see what you think.
Personally I liked Múlti Kúlti. Their classes are super grammar-heavy but the teachers I had were great, lots of class discussions, explanations and ways to figure out which declensions etc you need to use and why. If you don’t want to slog through grammar then maybe it’s not for you, but it really does give you a solid foundation for using and interpreting Icelandic.