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You join the two main characters as they look for a new flat. They book a viewing through an estate agent. But choosing the better flat is harder than it looks... |
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To pay the rent for the shared flat, they need to open a joint bank account. Which details go where on the form? | |
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Everyone wants a new flat to look nice: "But what goes where? And shouldn't we redo the kitchen a little?" | |
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New furniture and kitchen appliances often come with assembly and operating instructions. If you can read and understand them, everyday tasks get much easier. | |
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The new TV has finally arrived. The man of the house opens the box impatiently. He wants to watch the football match as soon as the TV is plugged in. But then he notices: the remote control is missing. Who wants to get up every time to change the channel? There's only one thing to do: write a complaint email to the manufacturer... |
| Cooking for friends can be very relaxing. | |
| An afternoon at the football stadium, on the other hand, can bring plenty of excitement. |
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Where should you go? The mountains would be lovely. And we know a cosy little hut there... | |
| You can go on great bike tours there. | |
| Then an accident nearly ruins everything... |
| Arguments and lovesickness happen in the best of families. | |
| But if you can forgive each other, things can work out in the end... |
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Is your sister coming with or without her husband? Who is your brother bringing? Is your niece coming too? Who can pick Grandpa up by car? There are still a thousand things to sort out. | |
| And it turns into a celebration to remember. |
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Your job isn't fun any more. So it's time for a change: | |
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You read job ads and apply. But will you get your dream job...? |
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| You practise your Icelandic pronunciation while working out or cycling. |
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| You practise Icelandic while driving. |
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| You practise translating into Icelandic while relaxing at home. |
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| You make good use of your time on public transport. |
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| Waiting in a queue or for the bus or train? Use the time to learn Icelandic. |

Start your day with a lesson on your iPhone or Android smartphone while you travel on public transport. | |
Continue on your PC or laptop during a break at work. The course works on Windows, Linux and macOS. | |
Relaxing on the sofa with your iPad or Android tablet? Just pick up where you left off. |






