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Icelandic frequency list

No. 696 in Icelandic

nýlega

"Recently."

In a sentence

  • Ég hef nýlega lært íslensku.

    I have recently learned Icelandic.

    In this sentence, 'nýlega' means 'recently,' indicating that the action of learning Icelandic occurred in the near past.

  • Hún keypti nýlega nýtt húsgagn.

    She recently bought a new piece of furniture.

    Here, 'nýlega' again translates to 'recently,' showing that the purchase of furniture happened not long ago.

  • Við höfum heimsótt landið nýlega.

    We have visited the country recently.

    The word 'nýlega' in this context signifies that the visit to the country took place in the recent past.

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