Jeg har lærte dansk omkring 3 år nu og er godt nok med at læse dansk, men jeg har en hårdt tid med samtaler og når jeg lytter til dansk stadig fordi jeg har intet jeg kan øve med. Er der nogen hvem hvil gerne snakker i dansk med mig? Eller er der nogen resources man kan anbefale til mig? Min mål er til bliver flydende, men jeg ikke vil gerne betale tutors til simpelthen snakke med mig

I cannot tell you how frustrated I am that my name includes both E and I and over the phone this led to many mistakes and errors :')

also O and Å sound the same to me?

do you know a video/audio that shows the nuances between these sounds?

"Verbelister udleveres ved prøven" this was mentioned in the instructions of my PD 2 exam. Does anyone know what this list is?, any samples would be appreciated.

Im confused.. why and when to use this word? I see it all the time before verbs but how does it change the sentence?

min kat DEN har spidse ører og knurhår og hale

what is the function of this word in those sentences?

Jeg er glad for, at du kommer og bor hos os.

Can you give me similar sentences where og is not used as „and” but to connect two verbs that complement each other/follow one other naturally?

edit: mystery solved i just didnt think when reading the sentence below and got confused by the english translation that was correct 😆

Jeg er glad for, at du kommer og bor hos os.

Can you give me similar sentences where og is not used as „and” but to connect two verbs that complement each other/follow one other naturally?

Difficult to pronounce ø soft d and y

Hej alle sammen! I’ve been working on this app for the last few months and would love to get people’s thoughts on it. It’s called issen, which is a personal, conversational AI language tutor for intermediate / advanced learners. It remembers who you are and naturally adapts the chats and lessons to your particular learning style and goals.

The idea came from my experience trying to learn French. I’ve spent years at it going through many online tutors. I like the experience of a dedicated teacher a lot, but on top of being expensive and often a bit awkward, I move around a lot, so an in-person teacher is extremely hard for me to manage. I tried a bunch of language learning apps (Babbel, Duolingo, Rosetta Stone, etc.), but none of them really compared to having an actual teacher.

The idea for issen is for it to be that actual conversational teacher, accessible directly from your phone at any time.

You can check out the app at issen.com. Please do let me know what you think, if you have any questions or feedback, or want to talk about language learning in general!

so I've been trying to figure out what textbooks I could use as someone whose level is B2. when I've been in school, I think I've been thru the following books: bliv klar til dansk 3, på vej til dansk, maybe videre mod dansk as well. is there anything else? also, is it possible to find a free pdf of the mentioned books and any other books?

or even buying some ebooks

what the f does it mean?? I found at gemme as “to save” but not from reliable source and some random words on the ordnet.dm but im not sure if i get it, can you explain the meaning with context?

what the f does it mean?? I found at gemme as “to save” but not from reliable source and some random words on the ordnet.dm but im not sure if i get it, can you explain the meaning with context?

Hi, after spending several years in Denmark, I have often noticed that when writing in English, some Danes capitalize random words in the middle of a sentence. Somewhat like That But I can’t Quite grasp Why. I saw it in way more than a couple of cases. Initially I thought maybe it is nouns that they capitalise, as in German language, but it does not seem like, plus there is no such thing in Danish language either. Can someone please explain it to me? 😭

Thank you!!

Guys please please help me im about to go crazy I cant pronounciate "Rød/Rødt/Røde" AT ALL. When I try I say 'Høj/Højt' instead someone pls tell me how to improve on that

i know the definition of the difference between gore and laven but still have problem understanding difference with the sentences below.

Hvad laver din kone?

Hvad gør din kone?

Can both be used in the context of job/work?

Hi guys,

Can you recommend danish speaking gamers - plaing sims4, minecraft etc something easy and not full of yelling hah

Hi guys, I've been studying like crazy, listening recordings, reading blogs and posts online, watching movies and I am making an improvement but I think it would be a lot easier for me to learn the language if I had a Danish-English speaking friend to chat with!! If someone wants to be friends pls PM me or we can add each other on instagram 😊🙏🙏

Hey guys, I was having a conversation with a woman, and I'm wondering if she's making a joke that I'm not getting. What she's telling me seems a little unrealistic otherwise. Could anyone help me with a proper translation? Thanks!

Me:

Hej! Hvordan har du det?

Her:

Ikke så godt, min hund er lige blevet kørt over af en damtrumler❤️❤️🙂‍↕️

Me:

Åh nej! Det er jeg ked af at høre. Er din hund hårdt såret?

Her:

Nej

Me:

Nå det er en lettelse :) Hvordan var din dag ellers?

Her:

God, min kat døde dog

Me:

Virkelig? Hvornår skete det?

Her:

I dag, jeg kom til st sætte mig på den

Me:

Hvad 🤯 Det er virkelig en forfærdelig dag. Hvor længe har du haft din kat?

Hej!

So, I am a broke student that decided to finally learn Danish, since it has been a dream of mine for so long. In a week I will be starting A2 level classes. Our teacher told us to buy Puls 2, but in my country it costs like 83 Euros. It's crazy, for like what, 150 pages!? I also searched 2nd hand bookstores and I can't find it.

I would be so grateful if someone knows where to find an electronic version of the book, or at least a more affordable option.

I came across these two pairs of words (opdele/inddele and stave/stave til) and I can't work out the difference in usage (if any!). Do they mean different things or can they be used synonymously? If they are different I'd really appreciate an example sentence. Mange tak! :)

I would like to read more in danish, but I didn't find any good danish texts. Is there a website or pdf I can read? Or maybe a book?

I have created a (de)hyphenation game based on the lexicographic data in Wikidata https://ordia.toolforge.org/flying-dehyphenator/ You need to select the Danish language and then press "Start Game". Use the spacebar or (on the phone) finger tab to move the colored word and grab syllables that will make (part of) a word. After ten words the results are shown. The hyphenation data in Wikidata is not complete and the game is rough around the edges.

There are two other games https://ordia.toolforge.org/guess-word-from-image/ where you should guess the word from an image and https://ordia.toolforge.org/guess-the-gender/ where you should guess the gender of a word.

I am interested in feedback. I wonder how relevant they are for language learning? Any bugs or improvements?