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To start with: UK TV presenter Magnus Magnusson Pop singer Bjork Actor Stefán Karl Actor Magnús Scheving Model Aldís Rán Soccer player Eiður Smári Prime Minister Geir H. Haarde First female president Vigdís Finnbogadóttir Strongest man in the world Jón Páll
One of the best handballer in the world Ólafur Stefánsson
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Is pleasant T Rowland famous?
Yes she is famous not exactly holly wood star famous but she is famous.
Why is sir Blake so famous?
he is famous because he is just famous
What is satara famous for?
it is famous for voilens.
What is Antwerp famous for?
its famous for diamonds
Who is a famous brakedancer?
a famous breakdancer
How many pages does Icelander - novel - have?
Icelander - novel - has 250 pages.
When was Icelander - novel - created?
Icelander - novel - was created on 2006-04-28.
What actors and actresses appeared in The Loneliest Icelander - 2007?
The cast of The Loneliest Icelander - 2007 includes: Joshua Funk as Bjorn
What does it mean if someone says love you too Icelander?
To my knowledge, and icelander is someone who is from a scandinavien ethnic group so that might be what they are calling you.
Title of person in charge of Ellis island was called?
Icelander
What do you call a person from Scandinavia?
Icelander, Swede, Dane, Norwegian.
What has the author Jon Olafsson written?
Jon Olafsson has written: 'The life of the Icelander Jon Olafsson'
What do call someone from Iceland?
A person from Iceland is called an Icelander. If a person is from Iceland they are Icelandic.
What does it mean when someone says I love you too icelander?
They gave you a little nickname, a term of endearment, in a good way.
Is Icicle a compound word?
No. Ice cap is a phrase made up of two separate words.
What do you call a nordic person?
Depends what country he/she is from. Iceland: Icelander Sweden: Swede Norway: Norwegian Denmark: Dane Finland: Finn
How does one pronounce the word Tanngnjóstr?
You can listen to an native Icelander pronounce the word ''tanngjóstur''(modern spelling of ''tanngjóstr'') in the related link.
