Norwegian-Icelandic bilingual books1

🙄 Books not in the original

Norwegian books translated into Icelandic are not yet available. But you can read Norwegian-Icelandic versions of other books.

Norwegian-Icelandic

Praha-manifestet

Prag-ávarpið

Formats for download:

May be interesting

Books translated into Norwegian and/or Icelandic.

Hippocrates

The Oath

Anc.Gr.,

Dutch,

Roman.,

Port.,

Pol.,

Norw.,

Marathi,

Mongol.,

Latv.,

Lithuan.,

Latin,

Korean,

Kazakh,

Japan.,

Ital.,

Indon.,

Armen.,

Hung.,

Croat.,

Hindi,

Hebrew,

Galic.,

Irish,

Fr.,

Finn.,

Pers.,

Basq.,

Eston.,

Span.,

Esper.,

Eng.,

Greek,

Ger.,

Danish,

Catalan,

Bosn.,

Bret.,

Beng.,

Bul.,

Azeri,

Arab.,

Afrik.,

Chin.,

Viet.,

Uzbek,

Ukr.,

Tatar,

Turk.,

Tag.,

Thai,

Tamil,

Serb.,

Alban.,

Slovene,

Slovak,

Rusyn,

Rus.

Prague Manifesto of the movement for the international language Esperanto

Esper.,

Chin.,

Wall.,

Ukr.,

Tag.,

Tajik,

Swah.,

Swed.,

Serb.,

Alban.,

Slovene,

Slovak,

Rus.,

Roman.,

Port.,

Pol.,

Occ.,

Norw.,

Dutch,

Malt.,

Malag.,

Latv.,

Lithuan.,

Luxem.,

Korean,

Japan.,

Ital.,

Icelan.,

Indon.,

Armen.,

Hung.,

Croat.,

Hindi,

Irish,

Fr.,

Finn.,

Basq.,

Eston.,

Eng.,

Greek,

Ger.,

Danish,

Welsh,

Czech,

Catalan,

Bret.,

Beng.,

Bul.,

Afrik.

Oscar Wilde

The Canterville Ghost

Eng.,

Bul.,

Czech,

Ger.,

Span.,

Fr.,

Icelan.,

Rus.,

Pol.,

Georg.

Hans Christian Andersen

The Snow Queen

Danish,

Eng.,

Rus.,

Roman.,

Fr.,

Span.,

Ger.,

Bel.,

Ukr.,

Croat.,

Hung.,

Japan.,

Czech,

Norw.,

Greek,

Finn.,

Azeri