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The language and alphabet of Iceland is similar to Danish and Norwegian script having leveraged the same narrow and angular Gothic script. See also "Scandinavian Handwriting".

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	The language and alphabet of Iceland is similar to Danish and Norwegian script having leveraged the same narrow and angular Gothic script. See also ''"''[[Scandinavian Handwriting\|''Scandinavian Handwriting'']]".<br>		{{Iceland-sidebar}}The language and alphabet of Iceland is similar to Danish and Norwegian script having leveraged the same narrow and angular Gothic script. See also ''"''[[Scandinavian Handwriting\|''Scandinavian Handwriting'']]".<br>


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