--- In norse_course@egroups.com, "Anthanarik" <howat60@...> wrote:

> I fear it will be the best site and resource in Old Norse in the

English speaking world . As the years progress it will get nothing
but
more comphrensive and useful for English speaking people, who thus
far, have no Old Norse learning tools.

Regarding Hauk's criticism of the site, I have also viewed it, and
must concur. There are quite a few errors there. A bad dictionary is
much worse than no dictionary. So I advice list members to avoid this
one.

> Thanks can be given to Icelanders as well, who have been taught, as

all have, to speak Icelandic and to a lesser extent Old Norse by
their
schools (hopefully, this will come to fruitarian here in the U.S.).
Their help in teaching people Old Norse can be nothing but applauded.

Primarily, they were taught by their parents and siblings, just as
you've been taught English. It's a living language, remember :)

Óskar