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Learn Danish easily with Danish phrases and sayings and build your Danish vocabulary.
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0: nul, 1: en, 2: to, 3: tre, 4: fire, 5: fem, 6: seks, 7: syv, 8: otte, 9: ni, 10: ti, 11: elleve, 12: tolv, 13: tretten, 14: fjorten, 15: femten, 16: seksten, 17: sytten, 18: atten, 19: nitten, 20: tyve
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Det danske sprog kan være finurligt - særligt for udlændinge, og især når ét ord har mange betydninger.
Danish isn't a phonetic language, thus it helps to have a pronunciation guide. Here are 15 of the most used Danish verbs with English translations and a guide to pronouncing each one.
rain: (en) regn, snow: (en) sne, ice: (en) is (is), wind: (en) vind (vinde), storm: (en) storm (storme), cloud: (en) sky (skyer), thunderstorm: (et) tordenvejr (tordenvejr), sunshine: (et) solskin, hurricane: (en) orkan (orkaner), typhoon: (en) tyfon (tyfoner), temperature: (en) temperatur (temperaturer), fog: (en) tåge (tåger), flood: (en) oversvømmelse (oversvømmelser), tornado: (en) tornado (tornadoer), fire: ild, water: vand, soil: jord, ash: aske, sand: sand, coal: kul, diamond: diamant
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The Danish past tense is the most challenging tense to learn in Danish and here is why. Learn the conjugation pattern behind the Danish verbs.
Understanding Danish pronunciation doesn't have to be that hard.. this video shows the patterns in spelling that create certain sounds!http://bit.ly/2mTjY11
Mit træningshæfte Mangler dine elever lidt ekstraopgaver til fx “lektiecafeen” eller den almindelige danskundervisning? Her er et nyt træningshæfte, som kan bruges til dette. Jeg har både valgt at lægge det ud som et samlet hæfte til hurtig udskrift, men opgaverne er også lagt her på siden som enkeltopgaver, så man specifikt kan vælge de […]
This video gives a short review of the most simple rules for danish pronunciation.
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head: (et) hoved (hoveder), arm: (en) arm (arme), hand: (en) hånd (hænder), leg: (et) ben (ben), knee: (et) knæ (knæ), foot: (en) fod (fødder), belly: (en) mave (maver), shoulder: (en) skulder (skuldre), neck: (en) hals (halse), bottom: (en) bagdel (bagdele), back: (en) ryg (rygge), finger: (en) finger (fingre), toe: (en) tå (tæer), nose: (en) næse (næser), eye: (et) øje (øjne), ear: (et) øre (ører), mouth: (en) mund (munde), lip: (en) læbe (læber), hair: (et) hår (hår), beard: (et) skæg (skæg), cheek: (en) kind (kinder)
Are you moving to Denmark or planning a vacation there? We prepared a package of useful common Danish phrases that will help you keep the panic to minimum.
This one will have some simple sentences and words like "How are you" and "What's your name" and we'll go into the whole "Rød grød med Fløde" thing again. Ho...
