Can somebody please transcribe this announcement in Danish...?

English: Please keep an eye on your belongs and remember to take them with you when you leave the train.
Danish: ???
(It sounds like: Hanoi mi dinti...Aarhus takamol not nos kae...😅)

Can somebody please transcribe the following announcement in Danish?

English: This train terminates at...
Danish: ???
(It sounds like: "digital qua mo" 😅)

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Hej, I've just signed up for my free Danish course at Studieskolen in CPH. I'm in the DU3 courses. I'm wondering if I can skip modules if I learn the language fast enough. I'm trying to get fluent quickly to pass the final exam so I can study at a Danish university. I will ask the school, but its the weekend right now and I'm just wondering if anyone has had experience with this.

So I’m doing the Pimsleur Danish lessons and I am on unit 2. It just introduced the word meget.

I don’t know if it’s my speakers or just the nature of the word, but I can’t quite catch it (it is only spoken if you’re not familiar, I had to look it up to get the spelling, which is not helpful).

It sounds like it could be similar to the way we pronounce “my” or “mai”, so a vowel sound at the end, but it also sounds like it could end in an L like “mal” or “mall”.

It obviously isn’t any of those precisely, and certainly not a sound familiar to most English speakers, but I’m just trying to figure out what to do with my tongue. Do I put it in an L position or an I position? Something else?

Am I the only dan in here?

What are the best ways to learn danish? From a native Dutch speaker

Is there any shows or movies to watch in danish to help learn Danish for beginners?

I need like a Dora the explorer but for Danish.

Duoliongo question:
We are often having cozy times together.

Vi hygger os ___ sammen.

I put in tit, correct answer ofte. I feel like I'm owned a heart. Or is there a subtle difference.

I’m learning danish via duolingo (it’s free!) and I’m getting super frustrated because I cannot for the life of me figure out the difference between et and en. They are the exact same word!! I asked my grandma who was born there and is fluent in danish and she said that it even confuses kids in Denmark, so I guess I’m not alone. Are there any tips and tricks you’ve learned that help you with it?

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

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