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248 months ago

Heather Cram (a guest user) asked this question:

Language pair:

English > Icelandic

Subject:

Other

Level of diffculty:

Easy / medium

Word or term in question:

congratulations! Have fun in I

Context:

Canadian friends moving to Ice

Keywords:

congratulatory greeting

 

 

Hamingjuóskir! Skemmtið ykkur vel á Íslandi

My comment:

This is the most direct translation. The congratulations could also be: "Ég samfagna ykkur!" but that is more formal.
As you mention friends, I use the plural form "ykkur" meaning "you". The Icelandic sentence means literally "Enjoy yourself in Iceland".

I hope this helps.

Jóhann R.

The asker's comment:

Thanks so much for the translation. That is exactly what I would like to say. My friends will be so impressed!

Best regards,
Heather Cram