Let's face it: Icelanders can be a bit strange at times. They eat odd things. They behave oddly. Sometimes they are too stiff, and other times a bit too relaxed. They laugh at things that aren't funny. The "foreign interpreters" provide answers: concise, biting, and full of surprising insights. In the end, it's clear: that's just how Icelanders are! The foreign interpreters on Icelanders: "The typical Icelander is quiet and reserved in the presence of strangers. In a meeting, he is the one who says nothing and is astonished by those who ask questions. Special astonishment is reserved for people like Americans, who can talk for an hour about a specific topic—or two, if they actually understand something about it." The foreign interpreters: the series that makes cultural differences entertaining. With dry English humor and a willingness to leave gaps.