Ég vil panta tíma í nudd
I would like to book a massage
Usage
Used to book an appointment at a spa or massage place
Grammar Note
"Panta tíma" means "book an appointment"; "nudd" after "í" is accusative. Composed sentence, to be checked by a native speaker
Geturðu nuddað aðeins mýkra?
Can you be a little gentler?
Usage
Used when the pressure is too strong
Grammar Note
"Mýkra" is the comparative of "mjúkur", used here adverbially for "more softly". Composed sentence, to be checked by a native speaker
Geturðu nuddað fastar?
Can you press harder?
Usage
Used when the pressure is too light
Grammar Note
"Fastar" is the comparative of the adverb "fast", meaning "more firmly". Composed sentence, to be checked by a native speaker
Það er svolítið sárt þarna
It hurts a little there
Usage
Tells the therapist where it hurts; point as you say it
Grammar Note
"Sárt" is the neuter of "sár"; "það" is a dummy subject. Composed sentence, to be checked by a native speaker
Eruð þið með gufubað?
Do you have a sauna?
Usage
Asks whether the facility has a sauna
Grammar Note
"Þið" is the plural "you", often used to address a business or its staff. Composed sentence, to be checked by a native speaker
Hvað tekur þetta langan tíma?
How long does the treatment last?
Usage
Asks how long it takes
Grammar Note
"Langan tíma" is the accusative expressing "a long time". Composed sentence, to be checked by a native speaker
Er þetta innifalið í verðinu?
Is that included in the price?
Usage
Checks whether something costs extra
Grammar Note
"Innifalið" is the neuter of "innifalinn"; after "í" the dative "verðinu" is used. Composed sentence, to be checked by a native speaker
Þetta er mjög notalegt
It feels really good
Usage
Says that the treatment feels pleasant
Grammar Note
"Notalegt" is the neuter of "notalegur", matching the neuter "þetta". Composed sentence, to be checked by a native speaker
Get ég borgað með korti?
Can I pay by card?
Usage
Checks the payment method; cards are widely accepted in Iceland
Grammar Note
"Með" takes the dative for means, so "kort" becomes "korti". Composed sentence, to be checked by a native speaker
More Icelandic phrases
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