What is her ethnicity?r/alexistae current search is within r/alexistae remove r/alexistae filter and expand search to all of reddit Alexis tae is back for more add a comment be the first to comment nobody's responded to this post yet Add your thoughts and get the conversation going. From what i hear around me, using english as a substitute for icelandic between two native speakers seems to be limited, while poor or unorthodox grammar influenced by english seems very common by younger people For instance, i hear people use icelandic words in the english word order Similarly, i hear people say things like mest líklega (meaning most likely), instead of using the more.
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