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Anna speaks.

He speaks too.

He speaks slowly so I understand him well.

I speak less.

Shall we meet her at noon and speak quietly?

He speaks faster now.

While he drives, we speak calmly.

I speak only Icelandic here.

They speak Icelandic at home.

The teacher makes the students speak Icelandic in class.

Our instructor in the online course speaks slowly and clearly.

My goal this year is to speak Icelandic every day.

We have a small group of friends who speak only Icelandic together.

She is quiet at work, but speaks very loudly when she sings with her friends.

The parents are proud of their children when they speak Icelandic with tourists.

The travel companions speak only Icelandic on their trips in order to practice especially well.

We speak more quietly in the library.

They will speak Icelandic together tonight.

She dares to speak Icelandic with anyone.

She speaks politely to the waiter.

I think it is fair that both get time to speak, because fairness matters in a good conversation.

The people at the museum speak quietly.

She speaks quietly when the child is sleeping.

I speak with the mailman for a little while and ask when the shipment will arrive.

I do not understand you when you speak that fast.

We did not wait standing in the hallway; we were sitting on the chairs and spoke quietly.

Wherever we meet, we speak a little Icelandic together.

The lecturer speaks slowly and clearly.

When the sky is dark and the moon is full, we sometimes go out onto the balcony and speak quietly.

She is brave and does not hesitate to speak Icelandic with others.

The singer in the band sings clearly and also speaks beautifully to the audience.

I understand this easily when you speak slowly.

We speak quietly in the library.

Are you willing to speak a little Icelandic with me?