I've been dedicating a little time every day to study Japanese in the past 2+ weeks (after a years long break) and what I hear hammered everywhere is immersing in native Japanese material, and it got me wondering if that might be the problem for people who want to learn Icelandic

Yoda gæti pottþétt lesið íslensk ljóð upphátt án þess að hjóma undarlega

I wonder if the problem is immersion? immersion could help but you'd have to start by finding a lot of material in Icelandic and with Iceland being as small as it is... yeah

Icelandic also has grammatical cases, which on top makes it very flexible when it comes to sentence order, although subject - verb - object is the most used one

Also, artists share SO MUCH free work it's fucking absurd to act like you HAVE to steal it. Right now there are thousands of artists posting their stuff here for free.

while i stress that it is a marathon not a race, i think this is an opportunity where we DO need to treat it like a sprint, temporarily.

settle back into your marathon routine afterwards, but during Black Friday weekend, you SHOULD be sprinting if possible.