Conrad Molden on the Origins of Danish
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- Опубліковано 2 лют 2022
- Stand-up comedian Conrad Molden explains the origins of the Danish language and the way words can be combined together like lego. Part of the show Danglish.
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On the other hand, I often find the english language interesting, how you can turn almost anything into a verb, and people just go with it.
im a beginner Danish learner and this video actually helped me learn some new vocab!
Tillykke! 🎉
Håber det går godt med at lære dansk! 🇩🇰
Også mig🤩
fedt! sådan
Tak! 🩷
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This is amazing, its like a mordern version of The Julekalender!
haha yesss it is a good vending! 😅
This is so freakin funny from a danes perspective :) thanks Aimee for posting!
Very funny. Never thought about it. But it is kind of true putting 2 words together and there is a new word in Danish.
Hovedbanegård. For train station politigården police station.
Politigården would be police farm, but as we also have politistationen, then yes that is the police station.
Hovedbanegård would be head track farm,,,, and as a old DSB person i can say that there are absolutely nothing in or on a head going on when it come to trains in Denmark.
1:02 but Lego is a danish Company / made in Denmark. The daughter of the ovner of Lego once went to my School ( in my grade ). But she transfert School
Wordbook exist in English, but it's from another perspective: Anglish... And by extension a way to simplemake (simplify), modernise, and gatherise ( unify) Newglish/Anglish... By the way, overmorgen has its sameword in English: overmorning, just like overnight... The problem of English tongue is that it has far too many words from Old French (Normand version...) that are as well far too many weird and unlogical .For exemple : example: exemplus, language: langage, from langue, that should be lengue, because: lingua .Ling, linguage then or speakth?
Has Danish German roots? All these "Lego words" are the same in German:)
Oh yes, absolutely! Germanic -> North Germanic -> Old Norse -> Old East Norse -> Danish 😊
Danish and German both stem from Proto-Germanic, so yes, they are related
And on top of the top answers already given, neighboring countries like Denmark and Germany often influence each other
@@MrKarlozz .. Do not forget that Denmark as a country is vastly older than Germany, and so is the language.
😂🥰
SHAMELIPS!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Heheh, isn’t it great! 😁
@@aimeerivers Og manden har jo ret! 😅
Schaamlippen in Dutch. 😉
Way to make it impossible to both be politically well behaved while speaking 100% Danish 🙂
No wonder our doctors prefer latin when making a diagnosis.
@@wm7195 😂🤣
det bedste ved dette er frugtkød er stavet forkert XD
Haha oh yeah! Accidental norsk! 😅
@@aimeerivers haha indeed
hahaahahahhaha word book
"But don't all books have words?"
"WORDBOOK I SAID!!!"
Maybe funny to Dane’s, not to anyone else
it’s pretty funny for non-Danes learning Danish 😅
I do not care about that language at all, not interested. It's sounds horrible as a language, people are weird and racist, I don't know the difference between Dutch or Danish language and have no intention in ever finding out.
Well ok then! Thank you for your comprehensive comment on something you don’t care about.
That has to be the most edgy and weirdest comment I've seen in a while.
lmao
Your right
Funny that the person calling other weird and racist is the one badmouthing an entire language. Oh the irony.