20 Danish Words for Everyday Life - Basic Vocabulary #1

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[@gracewahu8741]

Very helpful with pronunciation and how Jonas moved the lips very helpful 👍

[@nochillplayce]

Totally agree

[@khinmimilwinsukyilin3465]

You are a very kind person. You teaching with full dedication.

[@lautattoo3050]

He’s the best for pronunciation 🙌🏼

[@kumozumo]

I started learning danish today

[@RubeeKikuyu]

I'm simply stunned at the silent consonants 😗

[@basheerbasheeri3503]

Thank you for the lesson. Though, the language sounds very difficult to learn. Transliteration in English would be greatly helpful.

[@isJOHYS]

Excelente clase, muchas gracias por la pronunciación!

[@tukang2you]

I want to learn Danish. Maybe one day I will meet Bjarne Stroustrup, the creator of the C++ programming language 😁🙏

[@patchingflowers]

In his talks you can clearly hear his danish background. I always liked the sound of his English. :)

[@jenniferadu6581]

Thanks Jonas I'm really learning Danish

[@Siljeogphilip]

I’m from denmark so i speak danish!🇩🇰

[@News_tokipona]

Godt!

[@Siljeogphilip]

@@News_tokipona ja!

[@layolajedrick6989]

I'm from the Philippines so I speak Filipino

[@bilalchaudhry3913]

Hello

[@Siljeogphilip]

@@bilalchaudhry3913 Hej

[@MieronRezene]

❤ am from Eritrean i love you 🥰

[@meriamwigle]

I love the way you teach.

[@raimundo1788]

Good video

[@sandrabarkay4327]

Thank you so much.

[@Yuliya2257]

Amazing lesson. Thank you so much Jonas.

[@dudiqashmar5609]

Amazing video :) Mang tak !!

[@ManongdoMJ]

this language is more challenging to learn than german 😢😢😢😢😢

[@thus-v3n]

so helpful!

[@RameshikaVinodani]

Thank you

[@MetteKrligHilsen]

Im from Danmark to hej med dig

[@alinoor35]

Bundle of thanks

[@aysesaygn8374]

Thanks a lot

[@ClaudiaSmartphone]

Tank you🙏

[@RubeeKikuyu]

Some of the tenses participles prononounced like English, unbelievable, some elements remind me of Russian, rare are any elements similar to German, I can hear some vowel sounds unbelievably similar to Celtic languages ... wow more and more fascinating, going to take this further and look at the philology more

[@harrysmith5721]

very good video 💯

[@hoogmonster]

Farvel seems very close to the now rather quaint English "Farewell".

[@demonempire5963]

Hej jeg er henrik
Hello i m henrik
I have learn this in duolingo is it not correct

[@Tofubeetch]

Both is correct! You can also say „jeg hedder henrik“ or „mit navn er hendrik“

[@clairez6080]

learning danish because of Borgen

[@BKKona-x5q]

I cant😢better japanize language i completed n5 but how difficult never i cant

[@rigoletto2222]

Japanese writing is very difficult.

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❤

[@JCMH]

He looks lile GM Nigel Short.

[@wanglarsen8699]

God👍

[@rigoletto2222]

The difficulty of Danish lies in speaking and writing are not identical. Very different from German.

[@balayvlogger4700]

grabi sakit sa bang ang salit nila😢

[@giuseppeverdi8284]

This is basically english

[@juliem9567]

I thought Goddag is good day😅

[@woodencat5990]

I'm pretty sure it is but Danish people just use it interchangably from hello, from what I've seen so far at least

[@Avyan_123]

As a dane, goddag is good day! But it can always be usefull for a hello as well

[@MabelOkechukwu-h3r]

Jonas pronounced the d and the ø wrong

[@RubeeKikuyu]

Undskyld .... Entschuld.... ??? Und - Ent ... ?

[@KaaranroiKaaranroi-tr3jy]

😂😂😂😂

[@Turba80]

Damn!!! I’m going to Denmark in a couple weeks for 3 days then to Sweden and looked up basic words, but this is so f’ing hard and useless given the short amount of time. I’ll stick with Google translator or English. I mean, it’s not like I planning to have deep conversations as a tourist

[@Marina81505]

The title of the video is not entirely correct. These are not words, but sentences

[@ΕλένηΜαυρουδή-χ8ω]

he teaches a word and then gives an example of the word in use! even when I was 10 years old and was learning engish, next to every word there was a sentence as an example!