150 Basic Danish Phrases! (Greetings, self-introduction, work, asking for directions, etc.)

In this beginner video, you will see and hear 150 basic phrases in Danish.
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[@javiercapitaltowers]

I speak native spanish and learn English by my self. The best way to start learning a new language is trying to be in touch with it as much as you can. REPEAT OVER AND OVER. Any language is as difficult to learn as much as your mind considers it.

[@duranimation]

I'm native English and taught myself German, I plan to learn more Germanic languages starting with Danish 😘

[@nymphia21]

I recommend learning dutch, as it's really similar to both German and Danish, but is way easier than danish

[@renenostler5857]

I am danish:D

[@basquehound1999]

@@renenostler5857 I have a great grandfather from Denmark and a great grandmother from Germany. There are some danish words and German words that sound very similar to each other.

[@12388753]

Norwegian would be the best scandinavian language to learn. It's sort of in the middle of danish and swedish.

[@garrettbush8308]

The resemblance with Danish and English is so apparent phrases and all

[@Danishmastery]

Yep. Long live The Viking Age.

[@serhiileshchinskyi4058]

I'm native Ukrainian and Russian speaker, have learnt English by myself and now just started to learn Danish. After three days I am going to Denmark and what I've got for sure is that I won't be ready to speak with Danes or with anybody else in this beautiful language. By the way it really has certain familiarity with English but only to an extent, because for me to write down what I hear and even understand is like a go down to hell and come back alive. Hei to all the Danes I convinced that you are awesome people, Ukraine is loving you!

[@benjaminanderson-sackaney7335]

I like your style of writing. As a native English speaker, I can see how Danish and English have a common ancestry. Some of the phrases, when spoken in Danish, are slight alterations of the English equivalent. The writing, not as much, but still I can sometimes guess what written Danish means as someone whos knows no Danish at all.

[@cheesemister1141]

Danish is honestly really nice and fluid. It’s quite a throaty language.

[@nisakhairah2132]

Im here bcuz of the rain series. fell in love with this language ❤

[@alduin1360]

As a dane, I'm happy that you like the launguage!

[@Ema-hg7nm]

Sameee

[@steve00alt70]

@@alduin1360 cant be said about icelanders they just have trouble with it. Im from ireland trying my hardest to understand it.

[@litolprins]

Same~ 😂😂

[@ameliacd24]

Same haha

[@m.-9615]

As a Dutchie, these words are spelled very similarly to how we spell words, but their pronunciation often seems to lean more towards the English pronunciations. Very interesting.

[@lk7195]

I'm a native english speaker and struggle with pronounciations. They're very particular. The dutch people I've met are very good at learning other languages.

[@rowenacabritosinding3648]

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[@rowenacabritosinding3648]

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[@didierbaudot]

Ik denk dat de Vikingen dat meegebracht hebben naar Engeland er zijn ook duitse en Nederlandse woorden in maar het is gemakkelijker om deens te lezen dan spreken omdat het anders word uitgesproken dan geschreven. Ik wens u een goeie paasmaandag vanuit belgie 🙂

[@m.-9615]

@@didierbaudot dat is inderdaad ook een theorie die ik aannemelijk acht. Ik heb me er verder eigenlijk nooit in verdiept, dus wie weet. U ook een fijne paasmaandag toegewenst (met een Brabantse zachte g)!

[@MovieRiotHD]

As someone speaking Dutch, German and English I can make sense of the written form, but damn.. You Danish have such a weird prononciation !!

[@mrmatt1165]

Maarten- As someone who speaks Swedish and Norwegian, as well as English and enough German to have a short conversation, I agree! Danish is a strange language. I can read Danish almost as well as Swedish and Norwegian, and Norwegian and Swedish sound similar. Though, I must be honest, Swedish is the coolest and I prefer Swedish. Danish sounds like 'a hot potato in the throat' as my Norwegian friend Arild said. He was right. If you wanna learn any of the Scandinavian languages, learn Swedish dude, definitely the easiest and most similar to Dutch and German.

[@8111thomas]

@@mrmatt1165 In regards to pronunciation, I agree he'll have a less stressfull time if he choses Swedish or Norwegian over Danish. I however can't find a single source which states that Swedish should be more related to German than Danish? (Or Norwegian either.) All three languages are north germanic, hence they are somewhat equally distant related to German being a west germanic language. (What I found in discussion forums and also thought myself.) Should Swedish for some reason have a slight advantage, I believe it would be highly insignificant anyway. Choosing the language based on interest would be the most beneficial option in long term, since his motivation would presumably be higher.

[@mrmatt1165]

@@8111thomas Hej Thomas. Hur har du det? Lol! Svenska är mer liknar tyska, eftersom det har dessa bokstaver kallade omljud, precis som tyska gör- ä och ö, (och mer 'lånade ord' från tyska), det är hur jag menar. Haha. :) Jag kan också tala tyska okay men jag är bättre med svenska och norska. Jag kan förstå danska jättefint i text, så skriva på danska, tack! :D Jag en gång mötte en dansk kille här i usa, men jag inte kunde förstå något han sagt till mig, så därför, snackat vi på engelska.

[@alduin1360]

Yeah we do have a weird launguage us danes XD

[@diegobarreto8662]

Well, dutch and german aren t weird enough for you? Specially dutch....

[@conkers4dinner187]

Been learning danish for almost 3 weeks. I love it so much. I have Danish ancestry (from back in early 1900s or late 1800s)... Thought it would be fabulous to learn because of this! Im so happy to have danish blood. Jeg er glad jeg har dansk blod!

[@Danishmastery]

So happy to hear that :)

[@renenostler5857]

Wow cool... its Was really hard for me to learn danish when i Was little . Me when i Was little: I NEVER LEARN DANISH. BUT I WANT TO LEARN IT. COME ON 😩😩😩

[@gregoryglavinovich9259]

That was five years ago

[@Vini-BR]

I decided I will learn Danish purely for a self challenge. Denmark is an amazing place by the way. I've learned English allby myself, and I had a fucking hard time when it came to pronunciation. It seems Danish pronunciation is at least as hard as English. Yes, English-speaking natives, most of you don't remotely realize how unbelievably hard your language is to draw the correct pronunciation from what is written, in comparison to literally any other European language. So pay some respect to Danish, please. I will come back here and watch this video a thousand times. Danish pronunciation is giving me a serious headache, but I survived English before.

[@BrianQuesta]

hows it going with the danish?

[@Vini-BR]

I caught a lot of vocabulary at that time, then I stopped. I need to study hard and learn languages again, like I used to do when I was younger. It was an amazing endeavor, and people would admire you for that. Today I teach English professionally and can read in Spanish, French and German. I need to resume my studies instead of spending my life playing video games. Thanks for asking, my friend!

[@BrianQuesta]

@@Vini-BR maybe you can switch the video game settings into danish :) i´m sure you can play video games AND learn languages. I learned italian and german. now im trying french. the hardest part is keeping it as part of your daily life.

[@paulineajipe544]

Hej

[@paulineajipe544]

Hej

[@lucosmetics6049]

Godday! Jeg er Sara. I have learnt so much danish from this video! Thank you so much! The next time i visit my family in Denmark, they'll be impressed that I can now speak 2 languages! Tak!!

[@alduin1360]

Good for you! As a dane myself i'm sure they will be impressed!

[@lucosmetics6049]

@@alduin1360 Tak!!

[@alduin1360]

@@lucosmetics6049 selv tak!

[@olynmus100]

How did it go?

[@Mia-de8xf]

Some words remind me of English, other words remind of German Fascinating : D

[@missthing5842]

Mia González That’s on the Germanic language family. ✌🏽

[@mimirsvision9929]

Danish is basically the mother of Germanic languages

[@Mia-de8xf]

@@mimirsvision9929 really? Wow, didn't know that

[@mimirsvision9929]

@@Mia-de8xf Hi Mia, not danish as-is today, but Proto-Germanic languages (ancestor of all germanic languages (german, english, danish, norwegian, swedish, dutch) initiated in today’s Danmark territories (also south of Sweden/Norway) Check out “proto-germanic” it’s pretty interesting where languages come from and how they evolve.

[@emp9743]

@@Mia-de8xf but danish is quite related to Norwegian

[@pizzajoe9011]

This helps a lot. I have the grammar almost down and can read most sentences. Understanding it without words is the part that trips me up.

[@kamranpirizade5871]

Tak for hjælp

[@maria_4633]

@Terris Alessio Hernehult Jeg forsæt hvad du siger og jeg er fra Finland😅. Jeg kan snakker en smule af dansk og norsk og svesk.

[@amethystskeels3788]

There is another comment that says "Danish is like English if you have a concussion." This comment feels especially true to that.

[@BigOrangeBus]

My father is Danish. However assimilated fast into the Australian way of life, he lost his accent as fast as he could since he was teased at school for being different. So when my brother and I were born, dad was ‘full blown Aussie’ 😅 we never learned his mother tongue. Hopefully that will change, thank you! 🇩🇰♥️

[@mfrosty198]

I'm danish why am i watching this😂😂

[@Danishmastery]

Fordi du elsker det :P

[@mfrosty198]

@Terris Alessio Hernehult mah man that's not danish

[@mfrosty198]

@Terris Alessio Hernehult tHeN wHaT wAs It?!?!

[@mfrosty198]

What's the diffrence🇧🇻🇩🇰

[@annangyonglinkod_]

tja...

[@karimbarakah1040]

You are the best channel dansk lessons so far . So much love frère ✌️🇩🇰

[@sparklingunicornss]

this is an amazing video, thank you! I really appreciate you repeating the sentences multiple times, especially the slow parts.

[@d3ath_of_me]

Ugh, I love your voice so much

[@Vini-BR]

9:22 1. "RENG TEE POLITILL" 2. "RENG TIL POLITIETT" 3. "RENG TEE POLITILL"

[@Danishmastery]

Yeah, you pretty much got it ;)

[@yohaku42]

To desistindo já de tentar aprender...

[@qlvecchiopaiodijeans]

Actually the 3rd time more kind of " RENG TEE POLIT'DL" :|

[@m.m.3257]

😊 Nice, ..And Thanks! ❤

[@paulineajipe544]

Hej my name is joy

[@sniperghostwarriorfanatic2094]

I could’ve chose any other video on learning danish, but yours were the most simple and easy to understand

[@katewatson818]

I wonder what my friend from Denmark is doing🤔 He told me Danish grammar’s almost the same as English

[@navdeepsingh-hc9zw]

Du er flot. Jeg er meget glad for at lære fra din kanal 😊 mange tak for hjælpen😊👍

[@Storytime2023x]

God bless you for your help with Danish.

[@Danishmastery]

Learning basic phrases is a great way to get started with the Danish language. How many have you learned so far? Here’s a great study tip: Take notes while watching this video. Writing down your favorite words and phrases helps with retaining what you’ve learned! Keep watching, keep learning. For private Danish lessons on Skype, read more here ultimatedanish.blogspot.com/2018/11/private-danish-lessons-on-skype.html?m=1

[@fsfreturns5242]

I've been learning danish for over a month on Duolingo, and while it helped me grasp the writing of the language, there is only so much it can do to help me with speaking it since I tend to not speak too often to begin with. I do have a textbook where I wrote down most of the words I've learned of the danish language thus far, but I need to organize it. I write the word, and below it the pronounciation of said word so I can properly say it out loud. As for my actual experience learning it, as a french person, I'd say it's comparable to english and german in terms of phrase structures, though there are many subtilities I haven't learned just yet. Not having to conjugate verbs all the times helps a lot though ! Also, my main difficulty with my learning is being able to differentiate some words when the same sound is spoken twice in a row. For example, I had this phrase in Duolingo : "Hvad spiser vi i dag", but I heard "Hvad spiser vi dag" instead and got a wrong answer. Now, I'm fairly sure the "vi i" part is compressed when that phrase is spoken out loud, but writing it down is another story ! At any rate, I'll make sure to bingewatch the videos you have this week-end so I can get a proper grasp on this language.

[@petermiles5373]

Thank you . This is so helpful

[@archshuiede]

1000 tak for denne lektier. det er meget god til os.

[@tommyn4031]

tusind tak for denne lektion. det var en stor hjælp. you mean xD

[@Potencyfunction]

1000 ? Ja det laver virkelighed hos master it.

[@user-cc5nb6tr3r]

I’m learning little by little thanks for the video

[@TJ22481]

Great work!

[@TJ22481]

Can you make a video discussing the soft D

[@amina.akhtarini5310]

Du er en god lærer og tusind tak for din hjælp .👍☺️🌹🌹🌹

[@brandonk8050]

Currently learning Danish yhrough Duolingo and Im glad I found this channel. Hearing the pronunciations from a clearer voice makes repeating and understanding easier. And the soft 'd's are tricky but I sum it up to an almost gutteral 'L' sound.

[@Danishmastery]

Brandon K the closest English sound to the Danish soft D would be “th-“.

[@brandonk8050]

@@Danishmastery Well maybe not the soft d. But I dont know how to describe it. Words aftensmad or kød. Where the 'd' is, I hear it as an 'l'.

[@Danishmastery]

Brandon K yeah, it’s common to hear it as an L. But how often do you practice pronunciation in real conversation? Getting the pronunciation right usually comes from intense practice rather than intellectually understanding it or equating it to an English sound.

[@brandonk8050]

@@Danishmastery Never because I know no Danish speaking people.

[@Danishmastery]

Hellotalk is your friend. It's a nice, little app for finding language exchange partners.

[@rezamohebbiii]

det var bra ,tack för hjälp.

[@ev.anflynn]

I honestly thought this was an Icelandic video from the thumbnail but when I saw the title I was like "Woah I didn't know these languages were so similar"

[@nymphia21]

I watched a video with norwegian subtitles for a few minutes before realizing it was norwegian. I was thinking that they just can't spell danish words if their life depended on it

[@Kamaleont]

This video is amazing

[@KenzieTown]

This is very helpful

[@mac90146]

very good channel... this way is easy

[@ranjithabeywardana2600]

This is really great.

[@meggyheart]

I am hungarian, and I honestly find the danish accent quite easy to a point. Of course, there are some things I may have trouble with, like the soft "d", but I am getting used to that aswell. But basically the point is, many letters sound like our hungarian letters. Like ø = ő, å = á/ó æ = é, y = y, d = n (lowkey, that's how the soft d was like for me at first), etc. So I have an easier time learning the danish accent and overall the language. And also thats why the "Øhh.." sounds just like our "Ööö" so that's a relief I won't have a problem with that in Denmark and I will be able to say our language's "uhm".

[@denig2714]

Beautiful language...

[@Potencyfunction]

What you find so beautyfull? I am polyglot somehow and I dont find it beautyfull. Even I got to master it I dont use it.

[@taisdasilvadutra9633]

Thanks so much 😊

[@man_v_snacks4299]

This is great, exactly what you can't get from phrase books because Danish pronunciation is just very different from how it's written 🙂

[@pennyjane9906]

Love this Video !

[@CookingFilipina]

My Bf is a danish 🥰 i search this vd because i want to learn and i am meeting his parents so soon atleast i learned something❤️ Tak 😉

[@kurblez]

I’m here because my grandmother/Mormor (that is what I call her) speaks Danish. I know a bit of the language but not very much. I am visiting Denmark soon and really want to learn the language. 😊

[@WilmaJonson]

Great resource!

[@Potencyfunction]

Du må gerne lære på skolen. De har sprogcenter for at lære dansk.

[@user-cc5nb6tr3r]

I was start learning danish and it’s a brain cracking but it’s exciting and I’m very interested learning this language

[@robilaessa8934]

j’adooore ce mec il est suuper canon j’avoue j’ai apris bc de chose avc toi 👍❤️

[@Danishmastery]

I don't speak French, but I'm glad you like the video!

[@ariefrachmandawi5172]

Fiki Naki (a famous youtuber from Indonesia who very good & fast in learning world languages) learned Danish from this video, was only in two hours than he can introuduced himself & count number in Danish

[@Danishmastery]

Haha, I checked it out. Kinda flattering.

[@mahhabrwn439]

Tak for videoen

[@suresh5306]

Very helpful ✋. Can you help with more classes

[@Terneyah]

This soft D drives me crazy ...

[@Danishmastery]

Spend some more time with it and you'll be crazy in love :)

[@blackcitroenlove]

I just say it as a soft "tl" from Cherokee , same sound.

[@charleswesthoff880]

Mit navn er Charlie

[@richardstimmel278]

@@Danishmastery definitely will never be in love with the way it sounds

[@mariap8283]

Hej, im new in Denmark and trying to learn Danish :) i came from Philippines 🇵🇭, found your videos and it would help me learning Danish.. thanks for sharing 🙏🏻 hope i can take some advice from you to improve my Danish speaking and reading .. stay safe

[@leoastner888]

DK: Tyven tog min pung 😂 In Swedish pung means balls or testical sack.

[@Danishmastery]

It has that meaning in Danish too:)

[@mihanich]

Danish orthography can be compared to the English or French one in terms of not corresponding with the actual fonetics. Also I found it interesting how similar some words were to German. I knkw they borrowed a lot from German but this guy actually says "tiden" like "tsiden", i.e. like with the high german consonant shift like in Tíd > Zeit.

[@nymphia21]

German has had a big influence on Danish, a lot of the words are super similar Vier (4) German (Pronounced with an F so "Fier") Fire (4) Danish (Pronounced slower, but practically the same) Zwölf (12) German Tolv (12) Danish Röt (Red) German Rød (Red) Danish And so so many more, In denmark we learn English and German Relatively Early, We learn English from 1st Grade (Officially the 2nd grade, since we have 0th grade) German from 5th Grade Though French can be chosen instead of German

[@Galatasaray9277]

Çok güzel hazırlanmış teşekkür ederim :)

[@mayannmagsambol2144]

Hope you can make a reviewer for A1 and A2 examiner☺️. For sure you gonna help alot☺️

[@terricksmith8754]

Tak for hjælp 👍

[@FiqFake157]

Well at least Danish doesn't have long compound words, its just the pronunciation that make it hard

[@ZainAli-jb6uv]

Vær venlig at lave video af verbene...tak

[@silvijaserkova8374]

Really good video, thank you!

[@olynmus100]

Det var en stor hjælp med videoen her, skipper! Jeg vil sige, at jeg lærte en god sjat ;) hilsen fra Sønderjylland

[@Danishmastery]

Jamen, det var da så lidt ^^

[@AlexBrennan]

Great video

[@shawdo3846]

Som ein nordmann så er det ganske lett å forstå danskane Viss dei snakkar sakte da!

[@Danishmastery]

Men det gør vi ikke altid :)

[@cavitenaelskereuropa8523]

My first time in Denmark I thought I've never gonna learned Danish for its impossible pronunciation,as my previous employer who's now Consul General in USA Anne Dorte Riggelsen said that your language is a secret 😂, I am proud to say that I learned Danish pretty well,I didnt go any language school..Through my interest and curiosity also with the help of the kids I took care Danish has never been hard..The first word I learned is brød..And its feels like I won the lottery when I pronouced it😂 specially when Danish people praise me and said "oh your very good in pronunciation" and in this video I can say,I say the words perfectly right before the voice over said it.. Proud Filipina here😊

[@rarerae9391]

Wow 😍 thats cool! hope fully i can learn and say words without hurting my throat 😂 its not an easy language for me

[@peppapigs4563]

Hej God aften farvel ses you tak for The hælp cause i needed it my dad lives In Denmark so i og every time it helps since I have no Friends there well I have one from Aarhus Stay safe everyone god after farvel I’m really happy

[@cj_likes_wat3r]

Thanks helps a lot also how the flip do you say jeg

[@mroldnewbie]

1:44 word contraction alert. The word "er" is often contracted with the preceding word; the meaning is indicated by a long vowel with a change of pitch (tone). Neither T nor R are pronounced, so it becomes "det'" (dā-ă) with a silent T. In reality It has a single long vowel with a pitch change. It's the same phenomenon when he uses "jeg er" and "hvad er" in several examples here, there's a word contraction when he speaks fast, again involving dropping the consonant and introducing a long vowel with a pitch change. Note: Long vowels does not refer to the English kind of "long vowels". It's a good idea to read the Wikipedia article about vowel length, if you speak English as mother tongue: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vowel_length This has some good explanations of how to pronounce Danish letters, for English speakers: en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Danish/Alfabet

[@rarerae9391]

Thanks great tips!

[@rautnupur]

I was wondering about this! Thank you for clarifying it 😊

[@abcde_ghijklmnopqrstuvwyxz2188]

Interesting. My first language is Danish and I tend to just completely drop the word ‘er’ when I’m speaking, fx ‘det er en hund’ becomes ‘det en hund’.

[@PATRICKJLM]

Mange tak!

[@yukisshadow]

It's funny how he says something slow and it sounds different to when he says it at a normal speed 😂

[@user-db3mw3tl5b]

Спасибо!!! Mange tak!!!

[@edertelvino3570]

This language is awesome! I like learning new languages, I will learn this language in the future

[@suspiciousvotehimout2897]

@Terris Alessio Hernehult what about icelandic and finnish

[@nymphia21]

@@suspiciousvotehimout2897 Iceland is basically a part of denmark (Officially left our monarchy in 1944) Finnish is kindof removed, closer to the Baltic States than Scandinavia And is complete gibberish to all Scandinavians

[@dan74695]

@@suspiciousvotehimout2897 Faroese

[@DanesSimple]

Gracias por el video.

[@Danishmastery]

Danés Simple de nada :)

[@andersonmacedo9087]

the er pronunciation gets me so much

[@merxho95]

Me speaking German it has many similarities but I can only understand more if I read the sentences hearing is much difficult.

[@turbotibo]

Similar like Dutch in so many ways😁

[@Potencyfunction]

...anden mærkelig sprog.

[@TheLostcatfound]

good job ....

[@SarahHawke-mk6mq]

I learned bokmål first so after reading Danish texts I thought come on Sarah I'll learn this lingo as well bare godt

[@krchgx]

very good,thanks😉

[@andrewthegoat9383]

tak salv du have!

[@kundlaanaay3262]

Its like Norwegian read with a French accent but no vowel harmony. A lot of the sounds feel nasally and rounded like French except the Ls. The word “rich” sounds similar when thinking about it now Fr vs Dnsk. German wont save me now but apparently French can, go figure! Having fun learning this, thank you!

[@thecursedadventures2309]

Even tho im from denmark and know all This, its still fun to watch :D

[@Danishmastery]

Nå okay, det var vildt kedeligt for mig at lave den 😂

[@thecursedadventures2309]

@@Danishmastery det er ked af at høre. Men i det mindste kunne du hjælpe andre med at lærer dansk! Det er da altid noget :)

[@Cpt0bviouss]

at 7:41, that should be 9, not 8. I'm going to be working in denmark in a month and i just wanted to give a big thanks for uploading these. Man, your language is not easy.

[@mroldnewbie]

It is as stated in the video. English "half past eight" is "halv ni" in Danish.

[@Hattron]

Tak, i was trying to learn danish

[@torbenastrupenghoff5831]

Tak for hjælp 👍 sikre jeg er dansker

[@the_art_girl3385]

Tak Danish is easy

[@geuregogoa]

Good video

[@zuchafred9299]

Maybe øhh of course for sure mit navn er universietet

[@bijurdelf]

Slow mode sounds really different than in 'normal' mode! Slow version of - Danish is a hard language - okay i get it; normal mode DANSK HAD SWEAT SPORT?

[@mroldnewbie]

Danish has _word contraction_ and it's indicated by a pitch/tone, which almost nobody teaches you. That's why there's a big difference between the slow and fast pronunciation, it's because the slow version is pronounced in standard Danish as it is written, the fast mode is how it's _always_ pronounced in normal speech, with word contraction.

[@nymphia21]

"Slow" version is the phonetic version, when we talk slowly we really emphasise every syllable and letter, Notice the word "Politiet" (Police) When speaking slow; we say Po Li Ti Et, fully phonetic, all of the syllables are clear and so are the letters When speaking fast they can blend together, Poltd, Po ltd, ending with a soft D, we skip the vowels and just pronounce the consonants

[@katrinesterlid5912]

Sooo Tilykke med fødselsdagen" is pronounced "Tilløk me' føs'da'n" :))

[@gonzzalito]

Er det: " Det er rigtig varmt i dag " eller " Det er rigtigt varmt i dag? Tak for videoen

[@vikruptoft]

If it was a question, you would say "Er det..?" instead of "Det er.." just like english. "It is.." "Is it?"

[@Daniel-vj9oq]

Any advice for me wanting to learn some Danish? 🇩🇰

[@Danishmastery]

Daniel you’ll need to be more specific.

[@nazirkhan5251]

Nice 👍👍

[@habonibrahim963]

tak for hjælp

[@felistarshiku5200]

Am here because am having danish exams ths week..Thank you for the video..would you do a video of A1 or A2 danish tests..i Think many people are looking for that who are learning danish and doing exams..Thank you🥰🥰

[@mariamarinescu7230]

How was the test?

[@felistarshiku5200]

@@mariamarinescu7230 was awesome i passed:)Looking forward for A2 Test

[@mariamarinescu7230]

@@felistarshiku5200 can you tell me what they asked you and what topics can I learn to pe prepared??

[@mahamadwarsame174]

Jeg savner Danmark

[@Danishmastery]

Det venter på dig ;-)

[@aschou3386]

DET SKAL DU IKKE! HER ER ISKOLDT HELE ÅRET RUNDT!!!

[@emilyhjortholm8253]

Ikke lige nu

[@malperci0x913]

Is it true that in "tak for mad" the d is pronounced as an L?

[@srggn6673]

Damn, It's so easy I can learn it fast

[@Danishmastery]

Nice to hear that it’s easy for once!

[@sahadthaihantanee3153]

Tak

[@lassegamingdk9950]

Jeg er selv dansk og jeg syntes det er en god måde at lære andre dansk på :P det har i vært tilfælde hjulpet min ven. I am dansish and i think its a good way of lerning / lerning others danish ^^

[@tommyn4031]

learning