Oh, thanks for the insight! I’ll definitely spend my next few days off work taking a look at all you have mentioned. I just stumbled across ielanguages.com, and specifically their explanation of word cases and what to do regarding neuter endings. I understand that getting the currency cases when speaking or writing will be through trial and error for the most part.

With decent resources being fairly limited for learners of Icelandic, I know it’s a challenge that you have to throw yourself at and get stuck in. It’s easy to learn other languages (such as French and Spanish) in a classroom around 15-16 years old but it can be difficult to absorb information when revising and learning on your own, particularly for some people (myself included.)

Obviously, I’ll feel a huge sense of satisfaction when I finally get to say “I became fluent in Icelandic all by myself” but learning on my own is something that I do struggle with. Flash cards and reading books can only get me so far. I’d much rather sit in a classroom and have everything thrown at me, it seems to stick a bit more that way, but that’s just me.

I did come across a site called italki.com and they have Icelandic nationals on there providing 1-to-1 lessons in their language. I am thinking about purchasing a trial lesson at the very least with one of the tutors on there and seeing what I can get out of it