Questions & Answers about Hún steikir fisk á pönnu og hrærir í sósu í litlum potti.
Icelandic main clauses normally have verb‑second (V2) word order, similar to German.
- Hún – subject (she)
- steikir – verb (fries)
- fisk – direct object (fish)
- á pönnu – prepositional phrase (in a pan)
- og – and
- hrærir – (she) stirs
- í sósu – prepositional object (the sauce)
- í litlum potti – another prepositional phrase (in a small pot)
Each clause follows: Subject – Verb – (Object / Adverbials)
The subject Hún is not repeated before hrærir, but it’s understood to be the same subject in both clauses, which is normal in Icelandic (as in English: She fries fish and stirs the sauce).