To everyone saying this is too hard: don't give up! If you stick to it and try and learn a bit every day and reflect on what you've learnt, you will get there. It took 5 years of living in Denmark for me to become fluent. It doesn't happen overnight so do not be discouraged. You will make LOTS of mistakes, and that's okay because it's all part of learning a language. I hope this helps keep you motivated :)
I am learning Danish in Duolingo for almost 3 weeks now, my mothertongue is Dutch so it doesn't seem that difficult, and I'm going very well with the course, almost half-way and I feel like I'm learning, from these dialogues I still don't understand the whole story, but some words, that's already better than 3 weeks ago haha
@@martinpintamalli1449 I started 1 year ago. I am a native spanish speaker. However it seems very similar to english and it doesn't seem hard. I have the same problem as you, it is relatively easy to understand when written, but quite hard when spoken.
@@marcosquilla Haha I'm a native Danish speaker who's learning Spanish. I can read novels quite well, but I'm working on my listening comprehension since that's one of my weaker spots. Where are you from btw?
@@emilstorgaard9642 I'm from Argentina. I've been in Denmark for 2 months now and even though I started taking classes I'm still struggling with the same haha
I write this comment for everybody who doubts the usefulness of this video for learning Danish. We can see here some comments from native speakers say that these dialogs are too unnatural and not good for learning this language. But it is always better to rely on professional opinion, on people who know how to teach others to speak new languages. I showed them to experienced danish teachers that are also native speakers, and they told me that this material is pretty good for learning Danish.
"Den er meget meget fin!" eller "Det er meget meget fint!" (Hvis "den", skal der ikke T i slutningen af "fin", hvis "Det" skal der T i slutningen at "fint", "Tak for hjælpen mennesker" Danish is a terrible language, not intuitive at all, no logic. Most of the rules you just have to know, theres no logical reason behind them or a way to figure out the correct way. Keep it up! The best way to learn it is to speak it :)
@@deukaetan I just saw your msg! That's so kind of you. If your offer still stands 7 months on, I'm on insta @collidedivide feel free to drop me a line. Can help with English (although yours sounds pretty dang good). I speak German too if you're interested in learning :)
I speak danish and just gotta say if you tell us you are trying to learn danish we will ask you if you can say "rød grød med fløde" since many have a hard time pronouncing the word ø.
Without any practise, and if I really, really concentrate, I understand around 70% of what they are saying. (I am from Norway). In the written form, it is almost identical to norwegian. Much easier to read than to listen :)
To all the people who says it's too fast, I just want to say that youtube has a mechanism to slow down. Til alle de mennesker, der siger, at det er for hurtigt, vil jeg bare sige, at youtube har en mekanisme til at bremse.
The woman was speaking quite fast, so I can definitely understand if this audio was a tad too challenging for some people. Keep working hard, and you'll get there. I'm glad to see there are still people striving to learn our language. Held og lykke 👍
The Danish language is so interesting, it's a mix between German, Dutch, English and other Scandinavian languages, all those mixes makes it easy for a germanic speaker like me (Dutch) to learn it.
@@mortinocano169 hi sorry i want to immigrate to denmark and the goverment let me to learn danish less than one year;on your experience you think it is possible,i am scared a little ,plz help me to make decision,however i have learnt english and now i am going to learn danish
Danish is a hard language to speak and understand, sometimes we just say random things that doesn't make sense for people, but it makes sense for us ( I was born a Dane btw ). all i can say is don't give up hope.
Im danish but its so funny to see that here is some people who can’t speak ur own language and u know that ur both a normal human like what’s the different for ur personality we are all just humans?? (It’s so hard to explain but I tried😅)
I've been learning Norwegian for two years and I'm going on holidays to Copenhagen next week. I will need to get really drunk before I can communicate.
Thank you for your fantastic help. But, would you, could you PLEASE go slowly? The sentences are spoken far too quickly. Given, the Danish language is NEITHER easy to speak NOR easy to understand, it is absolutely essential to speak SLOWLY and pronouncing the words clearly as if you are speaking to a person with a hard of hearing.
Hey. I'm Danish and my ex wife is Polish. I can only agree with both of you. The speed is important meaning, if I talk to someone who is slow, I will slowly reject the conversation. Some people even talk so fast, that even I can't understand them. 😂 I know it is difficult. My ex wife told me very often, but now she is very very good at Danish.
As a native Dane, I would like to give some criticism... This isn't really natural speech or conversations. Yes, something along the lines of these conversations might happen, but it's usually more casual. The speakers who are in these recordings also sound a bit too much like they're just reading from a script. Otherwise, I can tell this would be really helpful to some people learning the language :)
@@zeroface2724 That may be so. But what I am talking about is the tonality. It just sounds obviously fake. I'm not saying they should say everything super fast or anything. It should just sound a little closer to reality so people learning don't learn to sound like robots.
I write this comment for everybody who doubts the usefulness of this video for learning Danish. We can see here some comments from native speakers say that these dialogs are too unnatural and not good for learning this language. But it is always better to rely on professional opinion, on people who know how to teach others to speak new languages. I showed them to experienced danish teachers that are also native speakers, and they told me that this material is pretty good for learning Danish.
@@elibogomolnyi9238 It is not always better to rely on professional opinion. Yes, you will hear it clearly in this video, but you will almost never hear anyone communicate like this in the country. I don't care what these "professionals" said, this isn't an ideal way to learn the language.
@@leoastner888 Oh I see. It's cool each Scandinavian language has their own unique consonant like Swedish has that special sj sound, though vowels are really similar to each other.
And the dialects are very different all over the country, even Denmark is a very small country. Jysk (The dialect in Jutland, where I live) Jysk has at least one simular detail in common with English. Bil °°° Car Æ bil °°° The car Biler °°° Cars Æ biler °°° The cars But. Official Danish language is different, and the correct way to write and pronounce is: Bil °°° Car Bilen °°° The car Biler °°° Cars Bilerne °°° The cars I hope you can see what I mean. 😊
@@Zittabene nope many Danish people for instans says begge to which means 4 people but they say it to 2 people where the real Word there is begge so nope
@@sprixdk5452 It is not a mistake if you are referring to a pair of specific, known, nouns or pronouns -which is how most people use it. And in that case "begge to' " means the same as "begge".
@@frederikcamilodahl3551 nope begge to is 4 things and begge is 2 u put another 2 on a 2 which is wordswise via the Danish dictonary which implies to that its speechable wrong :D
As a Danish native speaker, let me tell you this: the conversations don't come much more unnatural than this - when it comes to pronunciation, prosody (melody) as well as contents. Stay FAR away from it.
@@eugeniaromero4275 Ok so, Danes speak very.. slobbish if that makes sense. We don’t pronounce the words like they’re spelled, and we definitely don’t pronounce every syllable of a word like in this video. This video is, in my opinion, too stiff and unnatural, so I wouldn’t use this as my main source if I were you. If you do, you’re gonna be shocked when you have your first conversation with an actual Danish person. It’s gonna feel like they’re mumbling every sentence like a drunk. If you’re really interested in learning Danish, I think the best way would be to just talk with a Dane, watch Danish tv or UA-cam, and not only using these types of videos as your only source :)
@Mortion Cano, I think, that you might be wrong about it. You are a native speaker, but not a Danish teacher, so you might be wrong in your conclusions about the educational methods used in this video. The dialogs shouldn't be too natural for people, that have just started to learn Danish and may not have a too high language level. More important thing is that they are more clear and more understandable. Yeah, we understand that Danes speak very slobbish and don't pronounce the words like they are spelled and in this video, it is not like that. But still, people who have started learning a new language should begin with SOMETHING, which seems to be good material for them. You are fluent in Danish as a native speaker, but I think that if you would try to TEACH somebody else to talk Danish, this might be much more challenging than you expect.
I always thought that american english sounds exactly like the sims language, at least that’s what I remember it sounding like when I didn’t know how to speak it and heard other people speaking English
hej jeg snakker flydene dansk og syntes ikke det er svært bare like kommen taren hvis du også kan flydene dansk nej vi lukker klokken 20:00 skidt på bror mand
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Haha, the best advice i got when learning to speak Danish was: if you're not sure how to pronounce it, just say it quickly.
Hej=hello. Hvordan=How Av=ouch
Just ask if you want more 🤗
@@stinnemanstrupvlisen9816 Det er nok ikke nødvendigt, ellers tak. Det var en anekdote fra 20 år siden.
Men det kan være der er andre der har brug for det.
det sku gøre det fint
To everyone saying this is too hard: don't give up! If you stick to it and try and learn a bit every day and reflect on what you've learnt, you will get there. It took 5 years of living in Denmark for me to become fluent. It doesn't happen overnight so do not be discouraged. You will make LOTS of mistakes, and that's okay because it's all part of learning a language. I hope this helps keep you motivated :)
I am learning Danish in Duolingo for almost 3 weeks now, my mothertongue is Dutch so it doesn't seem that difficult, and I'm going very well with the course, almost half-way and I feel like I'm learning, from these dialogues I still don't understand the whole story, but some words, that's already better than 3 weeks ago haha
@@martinpintamalli1449 I started 1 year ago. I am a native spanish speaker. However it seems very similar to english and it doesn't seem hard. I have the same problem as you, it is relatively easy to understand when written, but quite hard when spoken.
Thank you :)
@@marcosquilla
Haha I'm a native Danish speaker who's learning Spanish. I can read novels quite well, but I'm working on my listening comprehension since that's one of my weaker spots. Where are you from btw?
@@emilstorgaard9642 I'm from Argentina. I've been in Denmark for 2 months now and even though I started taking classes I'm still struggling with the same haha
To everyone leaning danish, I think that it’s so cool that you are trying to lean it. It’s hard to lean a new language, especially danish.
Im from denmark and all i Can tell you is Don’t give up trying to learn danish it’s really hard to master but just keep going
i needed to hear this after feeling a little discouraged
Jeg ønsker du er rigtig
hellooooooo im from denmark and im happy that people like denmark :D
I write this comment for everybody who doubts the usefulness of this video for learning Danish. We can see here some comments from native speakers say that these dialogs are too unnatural and not good for learning this language. But it is always better to rely on professional opinion, on people who know how to teach others to speak new languages. I showed them to experienced danish teachers that are also native speakers, and they told me that this material is pretty good for learning Danish.
I fell in love with Denmark, i hope I can be fluent in this language
Why do you l9ve Denmark?
I hope so to i was born in denmark and speak fluent danish but i hope it works! :)
@@thatonedustspecyoullneverr2364 tak!
@@leesy999 :)
How much danish do you speak? Hvor meget dansk snakker du?
This video is more helpful to me than my Danish teacher who is slow and has no structure to her lessons... Thank you Danish Class101
Same here
Even tho I’m from denmark and i already know it all, it’s still fun to watch!
Same
Jeg elsker at se sådan nogen videoer som dansker
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I love seeing these videos because I’m danish
SUPER happy I found this, it's helping me prepare for my Danish level A2 exam.
I am preparing A1
where are you from?
broooooo..... its a shit danish.. im pro dane! i grow up here im pro!
Denne er virkelige nyttige for mig, tak fordi du posterede den.
I'm Danish and i love having visitors visit our land even do its super small
jeg savner nordsøemperiet
As i am from denmark This is like a bit fun to see How people really want to learn it, but dont give up! I know it’s hard to learn!
Det er sandt
Ja det er sjovt at se folk der lære dansk
det seriøst en mærkelig følese
Hello am from denmark i hope you guys like denmark. 😊😊
Den er meget meget fint !!
Genialt
"Den er meget meget fin!" eller "Det er meget meget fint!" (Hvis "den", skal der ikke T i slutningen af "fin", hvis "Det" skal der T i slutningen at "fint", "Tak for hjælpen mennesker"
Danish is a terrible language, not intuitive at all, no logic. Most of the rules you just have to know, theres no logical reason behind them or a way to figure out the correct way. Keep it up! The best way to learn it is to speak it :)
@@h0rk3d Du har ret men det er bare meget svært og lære enda også for Danskere...
You are right but it is just hard to learn also for Danish people...
I’m from Denmark and of course talk danish too and I love being in Denmark. I don’t know why I’m seeing this video when I can everything lol
Tak! Sounds almost like a cross between Scottish and Swedish to me. I really need to learn Danish because it's part of my heritage. So hard though!
whoops, i know im late. but im danish, if you have any quesions or need help, i would love to help!
yes.
yoo need to lurn denish bco'a if yoo doh't den u woh't be ebel to bai duh pestrees
@@deukaetan I just saw your msg! That's so kind of you. If your offer still stands 7 months on, I'm on insta @collidedivide feel free to drop me a line. Can help with English (although yours sounds pretty dang good). I speak German too if you're interested in learning :)
@@DavidsonLoops I will point and nod. It's okay. I got dis
I must say I love it so far.
Danish sounds so beautiful omg
ironic considering I know so many danes who hate it lmao. mostly the youth
thats new, people tend to say its sounds ugly and as though you have a potato stuck in your throat..
tak skal du have louise. det meget hjælp os. jeg vil gerne hører den dialogue hver dag.😘
I speak danish and just gotta say if you tell us you are trying to learn danish we will ask you if you can say "rød grød med fløde" since many have a hard time pronouncing the word ø.
Without any practise, and if I really, really concentrate, I understand around 70% of what they are saying. (I am from Norway). In the written form, it is almost identical to norwegian. Much easier to read than to listen :)
Im from denmark and im glad that people want to learn danish ☺️Dont Give Up!
So incredibly useful! please make more of the same! Mange Tak!
I come from denmark dont give up
Im. from danmark so i can talk perfect danish ankr i hope you guys learn it
To all the people who says it's too fast, I just want to say that youtube has a mechanism to slow down.
Til alle de mennesker, der siger, at det er for hurtigt, vil jeg bare sige, at youtube har en mekanisme til at bremse.
Im from denmark but i Think it’s Nice people Want to learn 💖🥺
Hej jeg lære dansk , og jeg vil snart lave min modultest . Tak for hjælp 🤌
Being Danish i can understand these sentences.
Mange tak UA-cam, som om jeg ikke er OPVOKSET I DANMARK
im danish and watching this, i don't know why xD
Me too XD
Guys watch and listen at 0.75x speed, it will help a lot
Jeg bor i Danmark sjovt jeg fandt denne channal
Very good
I am from denmark. Så det er pisse sjovt at se det her😂 ( its funny to see this
so it is peeing funny to see this here :/
Its just a thing we say to things that are funny😀
Tak for det 🙏
Danish is so easy that even kids can speak it!!!!!
Ja
Lol i speak danish and i was like am gonna see if this is good and 11/10 sounds and looks good :)
wtf!! this is so hard
The woman was speaking quite fast, so I can definitely understand if this audio was a tad too challenging for some people.
Keep working hard, and you'll get there. I'm glad to see there are still people striving to learn our language.
Held og lykke 👍
If you keep trying you’ll get it
The Danish language is so interesting, it's a mix between German, Dutch, English and other Scandinavian languages, all those mixes makes it easy for a germanic speaker like me (Dutch) to learn it.
Not true. It IS a Scandinavian language. Not a mix of what you mention.
Not a mix. However English is a mix of hundreds of lanfuages
@@mortinocano169 hi sorry i want to immigrate to denmark and the goverment let me to learn danish less than one year;on your experience you think it is possible,i am scared a little ,plz help me to make decision,however i have learnt english and now i am going to learn danish
@@shahlam5492 its possible if you’re dedicated
If you wish to understand better the words I suggest to change the play speed to 0.75x
Danish is a hard language to speak and understand, sometimes we just say random things that doesn't make sense for people, but it makes sense for us (
I was born a Dane btw ). all i can say is don't give up hope.
det er meget meget nyttig. Kan du hjælpe mig til at finde en gode kilde om ledstilling?
Playback speed 0.75x
You are welcome ;)
Life is too short to learn Danish.
Lol so funny because i live in denmark and was born in denmark
Can I get the conversation as a text? I’d love to practice on my own? It would be great if you can share a link. Tusind Tak.
Im danish but its so funny to see that here is some people who can’t speak ur own language and u know that ur both a normal human like what’s the different for ur personality we are all just humans?? (It’s so hard to explain but I tried😅)
Det er sjovt at se som dansker😁
Enig
I am danish so yay
I am from denmark
Ej hvor er det mærkeligt at se det her hva?har det præcis sådan ,ed tysk som andre har det med dansk og jeg hader bare tysk:)
tysk=noget man ikke har lyst til at have.
Er fra Danmark og det der så klogt😯😀
jeg er dansker og det ser godt ud
I am danish i have live in danmark
Tusind tak!!!
Im from Denmark and speaks danish
U are danish if u can say Fem flade flødeboller på et fladt flødebollefad if u can say that then u are speak fluent danish no joke
Det er meget meget glad du hjælp mig 😘😁 og alle kommer fra forskellige lande som os
nice google oversæt min søde ven! jeg er fan!
@@abdisbedsteven9125 sandt! Den sætning giver ingen mening overhovedet
Do i need to practice these also of i need to do the A1 test?
I've been learning Norwegian for two years and I'm going on holidays to Copenhagen next week.
I will need to get really drunk before I can communicate.
So "Hvor ligger den" is just another way to say "hvor er det", right?
Danish here...
HI..
It depends.
Write me a message with your question, and I will try to explain. :-)
Mange tak. Det er bedre, hvis der viser spørgsmål.
Not the easiest language to learn as Italian
Thank you for posting this. Sub
I am danish so i understand😄
Thank you for your fantastic help. But, would you, could you PLEASE go slowly? The sentences are spoken far too quickly. Given, the Danish language is NEITHER easy to speak NOR easy to understand, it is absolutely essential to speak SLOWLY and pronouncing the words clearly as if you are speaking to a person with a hard of hearing.
Hey.
I'm Danish and my ex wife is Polish.
I can only agree with both of you.
The speed is important meaning, if I talk to someone who is slow, I will slowly reject the conversation.
Some people even talk so fast, that even I can't understand them. 😂
I know it is difficult. My ex wife told me very often, but now she is very very good at Danish.
You can always slow the video down
Hate to break it to you, but we usually speak much faster than this vid
@@snunder8338 yup we do 😂
I dont need to learn i already did im born in denmark i Got all right 🇩🇰👍🏻
As a native Dane, I would like to give some criticism... This isn't really natural speech or conversations. Yes, something along the lines of these conversations might happen, but it's usually more casual.
The speakers who are in these recordings also sound a bit too much like they're just reading from a script.
Otherwise, I can tell this would be really helpful to some people learning the language :)
I Think it’s a good idea that the voice actors don’t sound too fluent. For those who need to hear the words clearly to understand better
@@zeroface2724 That may be so. But what I am talking about is the tonality. It just sounds obviously fake. I'm not saying they should say everything super fast or anything. It should just sound a little closer to reality so people learning don't learn to sound like robots.
It just starts slow. The natural pace of conversations picks up as the video gets longer.
I write this comment for everybody who doubts the usefulness of this video for learning Danish. We can see here some comments from native speakers say that these dialogs are too unnatural and not good for learning this language. But it is always better to rely on professional opinion, on people who know how to teach others to speak new languages. I showed them to experienced danish teachers that are also native speakers, and they told me that this material is pretty good for learning Danish.
@@elibogomolnyi9238 It is not always better to rely on professional opinion. Yes, you will hear it clearly in this video, but you will almost never hear anyone communicate like this in the country. I don't care what these "professionals" said, this isn't an ideal way to learn the language.
I dont know why i am here, danish is my main language.
I'm danish🇩🇰
i live in Denmark :)
I from denmark
Dansk er bare det fedeste sprog i verden!
Synes virkelig den var nem, forstod 60%!
Hehe I'm so good I got 100/100 mby because I live there but still let's goo ez win
Jeg er fra Danmark
life hack be danish
jag kan snake danmark jag blive fort i danmark
Uhh i am from denmark but it.s just funny to see
The pronounce is so easy, it's just that always mixing it to my native language, Swedish...
Pronunciation is actually one of the hardest things to overcome when it comes to Danish..
Is there the soft D sound as in "hedder" in Swedish?
@@JT-zx2yb No, we only have the standard D, pronounced 'De' .
@@leoastner888 Oh I see. It's cool each Scandinavian language has their own unique consonant like Swedish has that special sj sound, though vowels are really similar to each other.
Tak 😊☺️
Om Danish
Im from Denmark
It too fast to listen, especially for people want to learn danish
And the dialects are very different all over the country, even Denmark is a very small country.
Jysk (The dialect in Jutland, where I live)
Jysk has at least one simular detail in common with English.
Bil °°° Car
Æ bil °°° The car
Biler °°° Cars
Æ biler °°° The cars
But.
Official Danish language is different, and the correct way to write and pronounce is:
Bil °°° Car
Bilen °°° The car
Biler °°° Cars
Bilerne °°° The cars
I hope you can see what I mean.
😊
rød grød med fløde
Held og lykke
Not even us Danes are fluent we make a lot of mistakes daily when we speak and write so it’s even har for us
true, if you’re under the age of 5
@@Zittabene nope many Danish people for instans says begge to which means 4 people but they say it to 2 people where the real Word there is begge so nope
@@sprixdk5452 I am danish, I don’t make writing mistakes at all, nor any speech mistakes really
@@sprixdk5452 It is not a mistake if you are referring to a pair of specific, known, nouns or pronouns -which is how most people use it. And in that case "begge to' " means the same as "begge".
@@frederikcamilodahl3551 nope begge to is 4 things and begge is 2 u put another 2 on a 2 which is wordswise via the Danish dictonary which implies to that its speechable wrong :D
As a Danish native speaker, let me tell you this: the conversations don't come much more unnatural than this - when it comes to pronunciation, prosody (melody) as well as contents. Stay FAR away from it.
could you expand a bit more, pease? what do you mean? I am trying to learn Danish and I think what you are saying is very important
@@eugeniaromero4275 Ok so,
Danes speak very.. slobbish if that makes sense. We don’t pronounce the words like they’re spelled, and we definitely don’t pronounce every syllable of a word like in this video.
This video is, in my opinion, too stiff and unnatural, so I wouldn’t use this as my main source if I were you.
If you do, you’re gonna be shocked when you have your first conversation with an actual Danish person. It’s gonna feel like they’re mumbling every sentence like a drunk.
If you’re really interested in learning Danish, I think the best way would be to just talk with a Dane, watch Danish tv or UA-cam, and not only using these types of videos as your only source :)
@@eugeniaromero4275 it's basically like learning to speak like google translate
@Mortion Cano, I think, that you might be wrong about it. You are a native speaker, but not a Danish teacher, so you might be wrong in your conclusions about the educational methods used in this video. The dialogs shouldn't be too natural for people, that have just started to learn Danish and may not have a too high language level. More important thing is that they are more clear and more understandable. Yeah, we understand that Danes speak very slobbish and don't pronounce the words like they are spelled and in this video, it is not like that. But still, people who have started learning a new language should begin with SOMETHING, which seems to be good material for them.
You are fluent in Danish as a native speaker, but I think that if you would try to TEACH somebody else to talk Danish, this might be much more challenging than you expect.
Ja Dave men altså jeg er fra Danmark så ja det tog 5 years for u?! Wow…. Men det er Cool
This is so hert i do 1 yers in denomark i dont speak dansh becouse its so hert
Wtf is ur fucking grammar... can’t expect much from a Fortnite kid...
Am danish to ez this video
lmao it sounds like the sims
I always thought that american english sounds exactly like the sims language, at least that’s what I remember it sounding like when I didn’t know how to speak it and heard other people speaking English
hej jeg snakker flydene dansk og syntes ikke det er svært bare like kommen taren hvis du også kan flydene dansk nej vi lukker klokken 20:00 skidt på bror mand
Mange tak
I live in Danmark
I am danish, why am i watching this