I really don't get Danish writing. Why write 'dig' when you say 'dei'? As the latter makes sense to me. Frisians know 'dei' as 'you'. And 'hej'... It's pronounced as 'hai' so why not write it as such? Or 'goddag'. 'Goddei' (good day) makes more sense. Also, the 'd' is not pronounced in 'god' (good) so why write it down? 'Godmorgen' literally transcribes in: 'gomo'en' so why not write it like that?
@@RudydeGroot in dig is a flat j,g sound and the same in goddag and in prober danish "if you learned long time ago" words are pronounced in full. newer Danish like many other linguistics that keep snapping words shorter, forgetting the real spoken words and meanings.
And when she said "Hundred" (in Danish) is similar to "Hundred" in English, I started to cry really hard. But at least with Louise you can hear the difference, so you can practice making the correct sound.
@Sk C I've heard the claim before, from people who don't know what they are talking about, that Danih grammar is easy. But take a closer look and you'll find that it's anything but easy - the natives struggle with it, but get it wrong all the time!
Can it have something about the letters ÆØÅ there make some problems? if so i will like to make a Base tone there might help you. Well we are vikings :-P
Excellent lesson, I am trying to learn Danish out of respect for Danish people last time I visited Kopenhavn I couldn’t speak a word of Dansk and felt disrespectful since everyone could speak such perfect English, beautiful country and a lovely and open culture
That’s very commendable :-). We usually love when visitors gives us the chance to practice our English, we don’t expect anyone to be able to speak the language (we are aware of how hard it is to learn) 😀
I am in a crisis.. I am almost crying because the language per se seems kinda easy but the pronounciation looks harder than a Post Doct in astrobiology!!! Luisa please... give us an entire course on danish pronounciation!!!! Tusen tak!!
Oh Louise, I wish it was that easy! I love watching your videos, but Danish is haaard! Maybe adding a visual of how it is phonetically pronounced would make it easy for us English learners who need to say every letter we see in the word. Explaining what letters the Danish skip would be so helpful!
Hi im from danish and i can get what you mean but just do your best okay and if you want to learn anything from me you can just ask im always ready to go on so if you want to im always ready to give it a try okay do your best okay buddy im always ready to try to learn new once okay have fun buddy okay 😊👍
This is gonna rip ur brain out. The United States Department of State has made a website where their Ambassadors for different nations have submitted their thoughts on which languages are easy and hard to learn. Danish ended up being the easiest to learn with Ambassadors getting a grip on the language in only 24 weeks.
Learning Danish was always my goal/dream after visiting Denmark, we even have classes of it in my hometown here in Ukraine, but after watching this video of the basics I don’t know if I want to..
Olena Gladysh to be honest she showed many rules that isn’t a rule or words that isn’t spoken in denmark. I recommend as a danish person to use duolingo
Linus DK thanks! I’m using it already and it’s actually really easy and understandable :) some sentences don’t make any sense though haha like ‘the elephant doesn’t speak Danish’
@@jesperege8236 I’m in the west of the country so I’m relatively safe, thank you 🙏🏼 we get air raid sirens every day though, it doesn’t let us sleep normally..never know when you have to run to a shelter
Jeg er meget imponeret at Louise’s ability to switch so flawlessly mellem dansk and English. It gives my a tingly fornemmelse i hjernen som jeg ikke vidste existed.
Not gonna lie, if you guys haven't literally MASTERED all the pronounciations for every single letter and their combination with each other, then I totally understand that this will feel like being a elementary school student in a University...
I started learning Danish in 2015. Let's just say I also stopped learning Danish in 2015. Anybody who comprehends Danish phonetics non-natively is a psychopath.
This is so funny to watch when you are danish. And to read the comments. For those who doesn’t understand, don’t worry, I think she should break the sentences a little more so you can hear when she’s moving on to a new word. I understand if y’all don’t really get it. She speaks a little too fast.
It's also the fact that she's using sounds that foreigners don't even understand how to form in their mouths, like the final 'd' in hundred, and saying it like it's totally normal and we totally know how to pronounce it EASY right away. Miss Louise, unnskyld, ma'am, I'ma need you to chill, takk. lolol
I made some amazing friends in Denmark. They speak great English, but I am learning Danish to impress them, show them respect, and to be able to read signs and menus. Mange tak Louise. Tusind tak skal du have.
@@PrincessAshley12 Well not everything but it does sound similar. Depends on the person. I can't understand a lot, but someone from there might understand more.
PrincessAshley121 Danes, Norwegians and Swedes can understand each other for the most part. I worked in an English office with both Swedish and Norwegian colleagues, and if we wanted to have a little moan about work, we would switch to our respective languages 😄.
I cracked up laughing real hard and came to the comment section to see if anyone else found it hillarious when she said "Now it's time for louises insides"
It relates to many European languages as well. For example, in English we do not pronounce the "b" in the word "debt" but we write it down. Other examples can be island (where "s" is unvoiced)/receipt (where "p" is unvoiced), aisle ("s" is not pronounced) and so on, but we still use them when spelling, right? It is not as easy as it looks like to rewrite the history of the whole language.
Great, thanks! I just started learning Danish last week, and so far this is the easiest language besides English I've studied since the grammar is quite easy, but I struggle a lot with the pronunciation, thanks for the video!
What is wrong with you? Danish isn't supposed to be easy! haha just kidding, but seriously you're the first person i've ever encountered who thinks our language is easy to learn.
@@BertGrink IKR it's so hard Bro I "learned" the language because I moved to denmark I've been here for 1 year now and few months. I AM STILL BAD AT IT! HVORFOR ER DET SÅ SVÆRT 😭
I feel like Danish is one of those languages like French where it's kind of easier to just learn to speak it and ignore how the words are written or spelled lmao.
Maybe clean your ears. "They All Sound the same" wtf... No they dont, not at All.. does a sentence in danish Sound like this for you when you hear it: Hello hello hello hello hello hello (or ny other word repeated over and over)? U might not understand the Words but thats not the same as "they All Sound the same*. With that being said, Louise in the video claims that danish is very easy to learn.. uhm, No its actually not easy to learn. For Louise in the video sure is, she's danish..
I once knew an Italian whom I taught to pronounce Danish sentences fairly correctly within ten minutes. The vast majority of sounds already exist in English and German.
Tak Louise, it is my dream to live in Denmark. It's beautiful in many ways. I am hoping to be able to learn Danish proficiently and be able to live in your wonderful country.
Its pretty easy to learn danish if you are scandanevic like me. I just love danish not only because of the beautiful language but also because I have relatives from Denmark and I visit them mostly every year
Once upon a time, circa 7th Century, the English spoke a similar language to the Danes, which was Anglo Saxon. The irony is that now only the Danish people would be able to understand Anglo Saxon. Great Channel. Tak. 🇩🇰 💐 🏴
@UA-cam, can you add a button to play back to the last silent moment in the video...for learners? Will also be great to detect when the language was changed, so we can play back to the last phrase that is different than English (for videos that use English to explain another language).
Yea i am from denmark myself. this is good enough to teach people. i undestood it all, correkt accend, Danish itself isent that hard. but the accend is very confusing. i know alot of people are having issues speaking out Æ, Ø and Å. Good work!
I came to this video after learning Danish for 2 months all by myself and I'm not as confused with pronunciation because I'm already a little bit used to it but I'd say that this is definitely not a good lesson for someone who's trying to learn Danish from scratch because it's just a pile of sounds at this point. Although as a person whose first language has a complicated grammar and lots of confusing rules Danish feels like a pretty easy language to learn
Very nice video. As a swede it is really easy to get going. 95% the same in swedish. It's a thing just to get used to some differences in pronunciation.
4:30 "Selv tak" is a third equally common way to say "You're welcome". "Velbekomme" is slightly oldfashioned. Use either "det var så lidt" or "selv tak".
@@alandavis9558 Velkomme, as you point out, is also the term for "bon apetite". Like in several cases, a word or phrase can have different meanings depending on the context. And "velbekomme" also means "you're welcome".
I am actually not learning Danish, I'm learning French, I just came here out of curiosity. The similarities between some of the Danish words and expressions with English are really striking.
I just watched "The Rain" on netflix and the Danish language facinated me! I am Dutch myself and i noticed some english, german and even dutch words. Of course only the pronunciation sounded somewhat like it. Now watching this i'm baffled how anyone can even speak the language lol
1:27 Just so ya'll know, most danish ppl don't use the word Goddag. I think most people would use the word "hej", which is kinda pronounced like the english hi
When your born in Denmark, and has grown up hearing Danish and speaking Danish for the first then years of your life , but you speak English most of the time, and you read and write better in English than Danish🤣
My danish teacher should show us this...I'm icelandic and in school we have to learn danish and I'm having a pretty hard time pronouncing the words correctly😅
I'm interested in learning Danish, I really find it beautiful ! But I'm French, do you think, as a French native speaker, it'll be really difficult for me to learn Danish ? Even though I'm use to weird pronunciation aha or syllables you don't pronounce and so on...
2 different categories. You speak a romance language, Danish is a Germanic language. There are a few things that are similar to the French language like a few words. But it will mostly be a new language for you. If you know a good amount of English (Which I am assuming do) then you'll get a small headstart since there are many words that are the same in English or similar.
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Hi, you don't remembered I knocked every door one by one and why I give you important ?
I'm more aggressive then Danish
You need to slow down and learn how to teach properly!
I really don't get Danish writing. Why write 'dig' when you say 'dei'? As the latter makes sense to me. Frisians know 'dei' as 'you'. And 'hej'... It's pronounced as 'hai' so why not write it as such? Or 'goddag'. 'Goddei' (good day) makes more sense. Also, the 'd' is not pronounced in 'god' (good) so why write it down? 'Godmorgen' literally transcribes in: 'gomo'en' so why not write it like that?
@@RudydeGroot in dig is a flat j,g sound and the same in goddag and in prober danish "if you learned long time ago" words are pronounced in full. newer Danish like many other linguistics that keep snapping words shorter, forgetting the real spoken words and meanings.
Side effect of practicing along, one of these days i'll end up introducing myself as Louise.
That's funny!!
😂😂
@@ErwinBlonk when is it time for Louise's insides?
We are all Louise now.
Ba haaaaa 😂😂😂🤣🤣😂
When she said “it’s easy, isn’t it?” I’m crying....
Det er ret nemt brormand
Ja det er det sgu
@@leawes4578 Ja sgu da
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🌹🌹🌹
And when she said "Hundred" (in Danish) is similar to "Hundred" in English, I started to cry really hard. But at least with Louise you can hear the difference, so you can practice making the correct sound.
English people : Pronounce some words without following spelling rules
French people : Don't pronunce some letters
Danish people : What are letters?
Luca Orlando spot on, sir💫
Omg i love you for saying that I hate my language
Luca Orlando ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST uhhhh åæø
Frederick Bo Weesgaard Jønsson 9B Tårs undervisningssted SAME
well its cause he have potatoes down our throat
less than a minute in and i'm already having a crisis
@Sk C
And I thought French is hard...
@Sk C
Maybe. It is all subjective.
“Du lære det” you Will learn it
They are not really good at teaching.
@Sk C I've heard the claim before, from people who don't know what they are talking about, that Danih grammar is easy. But take a closer look and you'll find that it's anything but easy - the natives struggle with it, but get it wrong all the time!
The Danes have a frankly hilarious idea of what constitutes “super easy” :)
Ian Parsley I agree with you kkkk but we'll keep trying
also their sense of humour tends towards cruel and ribald. but you even find that cute after a while :-)
Can it have something about the letters ÆØÅ there make some problems?
if so i will like to make a Base tone there might help you.
Well we are vikings :-P
This woman is so bad at speaking English she almost speaking Danish with that accent
Ian Parsley 😂😂😂
I wonder what my neighbors must be thinking after hearing “Hej, je hedder Louise.Hyggeligt at mode dig.” 50 times in a row
Lol
Lmaoo😂😂
mØde
@@Adaysaria he has a english keyboard and cant make a ø
@@madsfalck8674 mmmm yes the Ø
How to learn Danish
Step 1: be born in Denmark
Step 2: prosper
Indeed, can confirm
I guess im lucky...
i’m born in denmark and my danish still sucks
hhahah ok i've lost the only hope i have
@@amyrrro Well,. I was born in Germany. Sometime german sounds hard to me!
Legends say, she still haven't blinked one time.
5:24
You might need to get your eyes checked
15:14
10:16
19:16
Excellent lesson, I am trying to learn Danish out of respect for Danish people last time I visited Kopenhavn I couldn’t speak a word of Dansk and felt disrespectful since everyone could speak such perfect English, beautiful country and a lovely and open culture
sorry for this, but it is København or Koebenhavn.
That’s very commendable :-). We usually love when visitors gives us the chance to practice our English, we don’t expect anyone to be able to speak the language (we are aware of how hard it is to learn) 😀
Thanks 😊 Tak
@Harry Fuller no need to worry, most of us are perfectly happy talking english with our visitors :)
@@okaylars3248 okay Lars
the only word i was able to get out of this video and the only danish word i'll be able to pronounce (correctly without offending anyone lmao)
*tak*
marshmallows hahah it’s a start😉😂
*Og selv tak*
Baby Yoda yay , og godt navn til din profil😝
lol xD
Tak = SO in Russian
And I thought German is difficult. I can't even say who I am in Danish.
U can just talk english. Other than a heavy accent (easy to understand Words still) almost everybody talks english quite good
I’m fluent in German but this is different, it’s like Swedish
same here
Im half german and i thought bc of heavy accent this wont be that hard, but i was wrong once again
Im danish
I am in a crisis.. I am almost crying because the language per se seems kinda easy but the pronounciation looks harder than a Post Doct in astrobiology!!! Luisa please... give us an entire course on danish pronounciation!!!! Tusen tak!!
dont worry it gets much worse when you hear our accents
@@uselesshorse5783 now why would u say that 😭🤣
@@uselesshorse5783 yeah or something
Astrobiology 😭 the study of life on mars?😅😂
Oh Louise, I wish it was that easy! I love watching your videos, but Danish is haaard! Maybe adding a visual of how it is phonetically pronounced would make it easy for us English learners who need to say every letter we see in the word. Explaining what letters the Danish skip would be so helpful!
Hi im from danish and i can get what you mean but just do your best okay and if you want to learn anything from me you can just ask im always ready to go on so if you want to im always ready to give it a try okay do your best okay buddy im always ready to try to learn new once okay have fun buddy okay 😊👍
I found slowing the speed of the video right down helps me to hear the right pronunciation.
@@natashakatgaming6987 Hey, could you give me your Instagram? There is better for conversation :) thx
I didnt expect that learning Danish could be this hard! I better change my name to Louise asap to make things a little bit easier😭
This is gonna rip ur brain out.
The United States Department of State has made a website where their Ambassadors for different nations have submitted their thoughts on which languages are easy and hard to learn. Danish ended up being the easiest to learn with Ambassadors getting a grip on the language in only 24 weeks.
Learning Danish was always my goal/dream after visiting Denmark, we even have classes of it in my hometown here in Ukraine, but after watching this video of the basics I don’t know if I want to..
Olena Gladysh to be honest she showed many rules that isn’t a rule or words that isn’t spoken in denmark. I recommend as a danish person to use duolingo
Linus DK thanks! I’m using it already and it’s actually really easy and understandable :) some sentences don’t make any sense though haha like ‘the elephant doesn’t speak Danish’
Funny Im born in denmark
are you okay right now, with the russia thing?
@@jesperege8236 I’m in the west of the country so I’m relatively safe, thank you 🙏🏼 we get air raid sirens every day though, it doesn’t let us sleep normally..never know when you have to run to a shelter
Jeg er meget imponeret at Louise’s ability to switch so flawlessly mellem dansk and English. It gives my a tingly fornemmelse i hjernen som jeg ikke vidste existed.
Jeg hader tysk mad
@@manuelaweber7541 Jeg synes du skal opføre dig ordenligt
"It's a good habit to shake hands in Denmark"
Corona virus: im about to end this mans whole career
*woman
Lmao. This is so true. Its painful as a Dane to not be able to touch people
Then R.I.P France. Guess what they settled for…
What she says:
Hej, jeg hedder Loise.
What I hear:
Hej, ja heha Luise.
What I sound like:
Hey, ha hahe [my name].
How to say "Hyggeligt at møde dig"?
wait?! u hear it like that?? i didnt know thats what non danish speaking people hear hahah, i just thought they think its very hard
@Krukov Von Königsberg Tak
@Klaus Schutle 😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Nah
I hear
Yai hitler [name]
i am here for a fun learning session and just the very first lesson im already having an identity crisis
Not gonna lie, if you guys haven't literally MASTERED all the pronounciations for every single letter and their combination with each other, then I totally understand that this will feel like being a elementary school student in a University...
I feel like this
I started learning Danish in 2015.
Let's just say I also stopped learning Danish in 2015.
Anybody who comprehends Danish phonetics non-natively is a psychopath.
@@EddheadAce >> Anybody who comprehends Danish phonetics non-natively is a psychopath
@@EddheadAce LOL! I must be a psycopath then. I have a good comprehension of Danish phonetics
Watch more Borgen, my dude. TV is my favorite Danish classroom :)
How to learn Danish made by a Dane:
1. Choke on a hot potato
2. Make sounds
3. Try not to die
That’s how we do it
This is a good one.
lol i remembered that hot potato 😂a russian meme
BAHAHAH
Oh, you mean the common morning routine.
If Danes saw you do that, they would definitely be impressed! =D
This is so funny to watch when you are danish. And to read the comments. For those who doesn’t understand, don’t worry, I think she should break the sentences a little more so you can hear when she’s moving on to a new word. I understand if y’all don’t really get it. She speaks a little too fast.
It's also the fact that she's using sounds that foreigners don't even understand how to form in their mouths, like the final 'd' in hundred, and saying it like it's totally normal and we totally know how to pronounce it EASY right away. Miss Louise, unnskyld, ma'am, I'ma need you to chill, takk. lolol
I made some amazing friends in Denmark. They speak great English, but I am learning Danish to impress them, show them respect, and to be able to read signs and menus. Mange tak Louise. Tusind tak skal du have.
Det var da så lidt. Men hvordan fanden klarer du dig i skolen uden dansk?
I'm a bit overwhelmed since this is my first lesson. But thanks for this! I think you're a very good teacher.
I'm danish this is an easier way to speak danish get drunk and just ramble some random sounds boom you learned danish
I'm German and that's exactly what Danish sounds to me: Like a drunk Bavarian
@@fiona1036 haha stimmt halt wirklich xd
Fiona “So, lass begunne!”
Hahaha 🤣😂 it actually sounds like that
@@fiona1036 Es klingt halt einfach null wie Bayerisch.... mehr wie Ostfriesisch oder sowas
“Lets review them all again!” *GETS HELLA HYPED.*
I already know Norwegian, so Danish writing is pretty understandable for me.
But the speaking part. Oh my.. Very tough hahaha.
Is it true that Norweigens and Swedes can understand when they speak to each other
@@PrincessAshley12 Well not everything but it does sound similar. Depends on the person. I can't understand a lot, but someone from there might understand more.
PrincessAshley121 Danes, Norwegians and Swedes can understand each other for the most part. I worked in an English office with both Swedish and Norwegian colleagues, and if we wanted to have a little moan about work, we would switch to our respective languages 😄.
ahahhahah!xD
Danish and Norwegian works pretty good, but Danish and Swedish... 😬
"It's time for Luisa's insides"
I watched like three lessons, every time she said it I would crack up laughing. 😂😂😂
lol!!! It took me so long to realise it was 'insights' !!
I cracked up laughing real hard and came to the comment section to see if anyone else found it hillarious when she said "Now it's time for louises insides"
1999C2996 ROFLMAOOO
I wish I could kiss her insides.
"and it will only take 3 minutes"
The video is 22 minutes long sis
😂 👏
Ye i Think it’s easy cus i am danish
@@luvallyyv9407 det samme er jeg?
@@sahandzadeh6230 nånå
It's a compilation.
Louise, you had me hypnotized with the look in your eyes.
bruh
I will learn Danish as soon as I finish my Swahili course.
I'm native swahili
Your what .-.
Du godt lære. Skal du forsætte
araya weldemariam google translate?
I speak both. Jeg kan både tale dansk og swahili. Na weza kuzungumiza kiswahili na kidanish.
You need to break it down more, I can't tell when words start and end
They dont really start or end...
They dont even have words, words are a myth!
IKR it sounds like verbal cursive
😂
Why even write down the consonants if you're not going to use them anyway?
HA HA HA HA
Wardeni IKRRRRR
That's just like French then?
We use them to alter the vowel-sounds.
It's a mess and the only way to learn it is to speak it among native speakers.
It relates to many European languages as well. For example, in English we do not pronounce the "b" in the word "debt" but we write it down. Other examples can be island (where "s" is unvoiced)/receipt (where "p" is unvoiced), aisle ("s" is not pronounced) and so on, but we still use them when spelling, right? It is not as easy as it looks like to rewrite the history of the whole language.
Learn Danish in 30 Minutes
Hæhæhæhæhæhæh intensifies
Bæk på en ø i en å
@@mattiasrutter a bæk å a ø, i a å.
= en bæk på en ø, i en å
= A brook on and island, in a river. :)
More like learn never Danish cuz it,s soooo dificult
@@zenzfpv6304 well since im danish. I cannot say either about it. But i wonder what makes it so hard
Jeg troede jeg var den eneste her
I'm moving to Denmark in 8 months.
I thought this was gonna be easier being fluent in 3 languages already hahah
Great, thanks! I just started learning Danish last week, and so far this is the easiest language besides English I've studied since the grammar is quite easy, but I struggle a lot with the pronunciation, thanks for the video!
What is wrong with you? Danish isn't supposed to be easy! haha just kidding, but seriously you're the first person i've ever encountered who thinks our language is easy to learn.
@@BertGrink
IKR it's so hard
Bro I "learned" the language because I moved to denmark I've been here for 1 year now and few months. I AM STILL BAD AT IT!
HVORFOR ER DET SÅ SVÆRT 😭
yeah its way easier than persian
@@radinahmadi9967Ever learnt urdu or pashto?
I feel like Danish is one of those languages like French where it's kind of easier to just learn to speak it and ignore how the words are written or spelled lmao.
wow, I can barely hear the words, they all sound the same... Super hard and complex language.
then try German😂😂😂
lol so funny to see other ppls reactions, im danish tho
No Danish is much more easier than french. France dont even know how to write
Maybe clean your ears. "They All Sound the same" wtf... No they dont, not at All.. does a sentence in danish Sound like this for you when you hear it: Hello hello hello hello hello hello (or ny other word repeated over and over)? U might not understand the Words but thats not the same as "they All Sound the same*. With that being said, Louise in the video claims that danish is very easy to learn.. uhm, No its actually not easy to learn. For Louise in the video sure is, she's danish..
Jabba -eW- Holy shit chill
I once knew an Italian whom I taught to pronounce Danish sentences fairly correctly within ten minutes. The vast majority of sounds already exist in English and German.
Tak Louise, it is my dream to live in Denmark. It's beautiful in many ways. I am hoping to be able to learn Danish proficiently and be able to live in your wonderful country.
pfft, this be popping up in my recommended non-stop.
guess il be learning my own native language in 30 minutes!
Its pretty easy to learn danish if you are scandanevic like me. I just love danish not only because of the beautiful language but also because I have relatives from Denmark and I visit them mostly every year
"Portuguese is one of the most difficult languages in the world"
Danish:hahahahahahaha
@Birka Robenhagen Ravnshoej1 Unknown 😂😂yes
I haven’t watched that long, but I can’t wait to see how you know when to say “et” or “en”
Even the Danes don’t know what the rules is there!
@@MP3RMusic exactly!
When youre half danish half brazilian
I see no god up here other than me
@Birka Robenhagen Ravnshoej1 Unknown lies lol i speak danish and it has very easy grammar compared to other languages
Once upon a time, circa 7th Century, the
English spoke a similar language to the Danes, which was Anglo Saxon.
The irony is that now only the Danish people would be able to understand Anglo Saxon.
Great Channel. Tak. 🇩🇰 💐 🏴
I’m a Dane and I laughed so hard at this. Her English accent is exactly how all Danes sound.
facts
Every human being can light a candle for the dark world of human beings. You teach very beautifully and interestingly. Thank you
These are the best video series on UA-cam for learning Danish. Thanks!
I travel to København all the time and this is an absolutely intuitive and amazing video.
I don't know why I'm here.. But it's fun to see my language being explained in some ways.
Same😂😂
Kaere Louise, mange tak. You are a very patient and sympathic teacher. Farvel.
me: clicks on vid
me again: wtf im I doing im danish
Jeg er ikke Dansk, jeg lærne din sprog:)
@@martinpintamalli1449 doing good keep practicing tho
Hello Everyone lol just come to Denmark take it chill we One of the happyest contrey
Same og ja jeg er dansk
@UA-cam, can you add a button to play back to the last silent moment in the video...for learners? Will also be great to detect when the language was changed, so we can play back to the last phrase that is different than English (for videos that use English to explain another language).
Learn Danish in 30 minutes!? Well, good luck with that one.
Greetings from Denmark🙂
I think it takes avg 5yrs to learn danish
her.. eyes.. I'm not the only one disturbed am I?
She doesn't blink??
Targaryens, am I right? ;)
She is reading the text behind the camera.
@@bscandiacus8332 u read that and looked. Then she blinked. But she got a lady eye?
Yo fam this was hella easy I learned Danish at the age of 8 months
XD me toi
Yea i am from denmark myself. this is good enough to teach people. i undestood it all, correkt accend, Danish itself isent that hard. but the accend is very confusing. i know alot of people are having issues speaking out Æ, Ø and Å. Good work!
I came to this video after learning Danish for 2 months all by myself and I'm not as confused with pronunciation because I'm already a little bit used to it but I'd say that this is definitely not a good lesson for someone who's trying to learn Danish from scratch because it's just a pile of sounds at this point.
Although as a person whose first language has a complicated grammar and lots of confusing rules Danish feels like a pretty easy language to learn
based on the username you're russian right
me: **doesn't want to do french assignment**
also me: **watches a 20 minute video just because my friend speaks danish**
No one:
Absolutely no one:
Danish people: *Watching this*
No one:
Absolutely no one:
Not a soul:
The guy who asked:
Dont use Velbekomme when someone says tak to you, just say det var så lidt. You only use velbekomme when you are about to eat
Skide godt blarke det sætter jeg satnme pris på
But that’s just straight up wrong. “Velbekomme” just isn’t used by that many people anymore. But it’s still a suitable word choice.
Marshmellow i’ve never heard a person answer “tak” with velbekomme
@@IceDomo Nobody responds with "Velbekomme". Nobody uses it so, no, it isn't suitable. The word is now used for something else.
While "velbekomme" is actually a correct response to "tak", only elderly people will use it that way. Today most people will use "det var så lidt".
Very nice video. As a swede it is really easy to get going. 95% the same in swedish. It's a thing just to get used to some differences in pronunciation.
Louise is so cute. She seems so positive and nice. ❤️
You really love her insides
It's kinda heartwarming to see all these comments talking about how great of a country Denmark is, since we're a small country
4:30 "Selv tak" is a third equally common way to say "You're welcome". "Velbekomme" is slightly oldfashioned. Use either "det var så lidt" or "selv tak".
The google translate for "velbekomme" is " bon appetite". So never use it?
@@alandavis9558 Velkomme, as you point out, is also the term for "bon apetite". Like in several cases, a word or phrase can have different meanings depending on the context. And "velbekomme" also means "you're welcome".
I would say that "selv tak" is more like when someone thanks you, and you reply "no, thank *YOU* "
@@alandavis9558 Yea I've never heard anyone use velbekomme ind the way she uses in the video... It's only ever used to say "Enjoy your food".
I just learned danish in 30 minutes great video!!!!!
Super easy indeed. Godaften means Good evening! I think I'm ready to learn Swahili.
@Astra start here, habari yako?
Im learning chinese on this channel, so i went to see how hard time people got to learn my own language danish, pretty fun to see. xD
6:50 It's not,really not
;---;
Det er mega let
I watched the videos. my danish is not really better now, but i'm in love with Louise. I think she hypnotized me 🤣
🤣🤣🤣
it sounds beautiful to my ears when you speak, but i'm native spanish speaker and it is really hard for me to say those phrases? any piece of advice?
This woman is so intelligent and amazing!
I am actually not learning Danish, I'm learning French, I just came here out of curiosity. The similarities between some of the Danish words and expressions with English are really striking.
These Videos are very helpful to me. I have been learning for three years but its always have new materials so I can improve faster.
You remind me of Kara from Detroit: Become Human.
Thank you for the lesson!
Video: "It's Super Easy and takes only three minutes"
My ADHD, Speach impediment and overthinking: "Are you sure about that"
Damn so hard to say those Words with that deep accent
Amazing! The captions at the beginning of the video, while Luisa is introducing herself, reads as follows: hi-yah Audrey's kooky Ramudu...
Basically, Danish is like the Scandinavian version of French and the other way around.
🤨 Hell no
I just watched "The Rain" on netflix and the Danish language facinated me!
I am Dutch myself and i noticed some english, german and even dutch words. Of course only the pronunciation sounded somewhat like it.
Now watching this i'm baffled how anyone can even speak the language lol
Danish in 30 minutes? You guys are real magicians.
What else do you offer, PhD in physics in 2 months? Or ALTP in 100 hours?
Madam thank you! You are a good teacher.
“Learn danish in 30 min”
Me born and lived in Denmark My entire life “ahh yes”
Woaw nice video, after 1 minute already I knew Danish?!!
Am I the only one here who wants to learn Danish just to understand Vic's interviews in her native language?
Watching this with subtitles is something else
1:27 Just so ya'll know, most danish ppl don't use the word Goddag. I think most people would use the word "hej", which is kinda pronounced like the english hi
thank you so much ,i like ur channel hope this is very beneficial for us ,who want to learn daniah,
Have only mastered "onskool" and "beclaire" so far.
Practicing:
Hej, jeg hedder Joel, Hyggeligt at møde dig
Now pronounce it
So fun to watch this when you understand everything allready
Learning Danish with Louise is a shocking experience!!
...and I'm Danish.
Great teaching style! Loved it.
My brain hurts more than it hurts learning Japanese
lol! if yo wanna learn danish just get born in denmark as me! xd :)
@@abdisbedsteven9125 I was born in Denmark, but I left when I was 7 so I forgot the language because I didn’t need to use it :) now I’m sad :(
@@Abztraktz sad! just rember to talk it sometimes
eks. in your home!
@@Abztraktz but too late now :(
I like it. Very convenient and easy to learn.
When your born in Denmark, and has grown up hearing Danish and speaking Danish for the first then years of your life , but you speak English most of the time, and you read and write better in English than Danish🤣
amazing!! you are such a great teacher!! Mange tak!
My danish teacher should show us this...I'm icelandic and in school we have to learn danish and I'm having a pretty hard time pronouncing the words correctly😅
Is Danish a mandatory class in Iceland or is it optional?
@@ryan_themeparkenthusiast it's mandatory (geez I dont know how to write this)
Spelled out phonetically would be a huge help especially since some letters are pronounced differently in English
I'm interested in learning Danish, I really find it beautiful ! But I'm French, do you think, as a French native speaker, it'll be really difficult for me to learn Danish ? Even though I'm use to weird pronunciation aha or syllables you don't pronounce and so on...
If you understand English it should be fairly easy,at least to read it.Bon Chance.
mike saunders I do, plus I speak German so I gather it’s a mix of both languages isn’t it ?
No offence taken Mon Brave.Bonne Chance.
Yes its close to both,so you'll have no trouble.
2 different categories. You speak a romance language, Danish is a Germanic language. There are a few things that are similar to the French language like a few words. But it will mostly be a new language for you. If you know a good amount of English (Which I am assuming do) then you'll get a small headstart since there are many words that are the same in English or similar.
I am introducing me as Loise. I will call my hero in game Loise, ty. love the lesson