Flottankurinn er hljóðeinangraður og það er ekki neitt hávært þar inni.

Questions & Answers about Flottankurinn er hljóðeinangraður og það er ekki neitt hávært þar inni.

Why is neitt used right before hávært, and does it change form here?
In this sentence, neitt acts as a degree adverb modifying the adjective hávært to mean 'not loud at all'. When used this way before an adjective or another adverb, neitt is indeclinable, meaning it never changes form to match gender, number, or case.
Why is the adjective hávært in the neuter singular form when flottankurinn is a masculine noun?
The second half of the sentence uses the dummy subject það to describe the general environment ('it is not loud at all in there'), rather than referring directly back to the tank itself. Adjectives describing the dummy subject það always take the neuter singular form.
How is the adjective hljóðeinangraður constructed?
It is a compound word made from hljóð (sound) and einangraður (isolated or insulated, from the verb einangra). Notice how it takes the masculine nominative ending to agree with the subject of the first clause, flottankurinn.
Why say þar inni instead of just using þar?
While þar means 'there', adding the positional adverb inni (inside) makes it specifically 'in there'. This combined phrase highlights the enclosed nature of the float tank environment rather than just pointing to a general location.

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