Basic Danish: 10 Most Common VERBS You Need To Know

[@dtchsamstrdm]

Thank you, so much, for making these videos. I've been learning Danish for about 3 years now and these have been very helpful. I can't wait for more. Mange tak

[@ayselbars-asenova6769]

Thank you for helpfull videos please upload more videos because it is not easy to find good videos like this☺️👍👏👏👏

[@vsg24]

Your pronounciations are top notch. Also helps that the audio is crisp and high quality. Please make more videos. 🙌

[@brjnskjaard7287]

Please make more

[@PIANOPHUNGUY]

Vik, I can speak Danish. You have a great accent. I can't place you though. Your English is also good. What country did you grow up in? Your accents in Danish and English doesn't give your country of origin away. I'll try to listen to more of your videos. It took me years to get the pronunciation of Danish close to a native, even after living there as a child. When I lived in Denmark , I had an American accent. When I came back to the USA I had a Danish accent for some years. I was neither here nor there.

[@FrozenMermaid666]

I can kinda tell - my guess is, from the UK, so, England or Scotland or Ireland, but am not sure which one of these three! (The accent in Danish is quite good, actually, so I get Danish vibes from it at times, for example, when saying words like ikke and the words with Rs at the beginning of the word and drikke the accent sounds very Danish, and, one probably knows by now that languages such as Danish and German have accents that are not easy to imitate, while languages such as Icelandic and Gothic and Norse and English and Dutch and Welsh and Breton and Cornish have the accents that are the easiest to imitate and the easiest pronunciation, so, with Danish and German, one has to practice accent / vowels / pronunciation / consonants / glottal stops / diphthongs / intonation etc a lot and one must learn the words very automatically and hear a lot of spoken Danish etc over a longer period of time to get the right accent, so it’s a lot of work, but the Danish accent sounds so cool, so I want to develop a Danish accent and learn all the sounds etc, even though it takes a lot of extra time and practice!)

[@MrDanizaca]

Keep making this videos. They are very helpful ! Greetings from Argentina !

[@crystalmartinez8180]

Omg Thank you! It was super helpful! especially the explanations and all. Keep it going!

[@NhungNguyen-il9rj]

Thank you. Your video is very helpful

[@nikvret9544]

I am learning danish about 20 days now. At your other video with the family i got dissapointed i got very few things, was very hard to me , but at this video I understood all of your examples , jeg er glad!!! The best video i saw for this month haha

[@synxelectrika]

Kan dig snakker dansk? I'm on my third week of danish so that might not be correct but I meant to say Can you speak danish now?

[@FrozenMermaid666]

The correct sentence would be, kan du tale Dansk nu? And in Icelandic it is, geturðu talað Dönsku núna?

[@raiffelsdad]

Fantastisk, glad I found your videos, mange tak

[@solgac-xr5vz]

Thank you so much.

[@benoumhanibillal2842]

Tack så mycket

[@cmb8-p6d]

Tak, more more lesson.

[@mariatrindade6378]

Fantastik.

[@mariatrindade6378]

Thank you so much.

[@krill5050]

Må sige din udtagelse er rigtig god, ved ikke hvor du kommer fra, men du er meget tæt på den rigtige udtalelse på dansk.:-) tillykke til dig

[@InDanish]

Tak 🙃

[@PIANOPHUNGUY]

Jeg kan heller ikke placere Vik. Hendes Engelsk kan jeg heller ikke. Enkelte ord her og der kan fotaelle noget. Hvis hun var paa fjernsynet kunne de lave en: " gaet hvor jeg er fra" stykke.

[@cesaugusto108]

Excuse me, I have a question. In duolingo there is this lesson where they say "måske snakker han engelsk" and "han snakker dansk og engelsk". Is duolingo wrong about the usage of "at snakke" or I just don't get the difference between "at snakke" and "at tale"?

[@InDanish]

Tale is more formal and is normally used in relation to languages in proper speech.

[@cesaugusto108]

@@InDanish mange tak for hjælpen

[@synxelectrika]

Maybe he speaks English.

[@emilce601]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@silverseacow]

I have a doubt, why did u say Jeg ser "dig" instead of Jeg ser du

[@InDanish]

Subject and object pronouns differ in Danish. Subject-verb-object: Jeg ser dig. Du ser mig.

[@lndnz2274]

👍🏻

[@valtermartins9567]

I love your videos but sorry are you a boy or a girl?

[@InDanish]

That's a good question 😂 👏🏻

[@easydutchflemish]

A boy. Look at the details of his clothing how his shirt is buttoned (from left to right, man's way)

[@PIANOPHUNGUY]

@@InDanish Keep 'em guessing.

[@synxelectrika]

They look like a girl to me but at the same time look like a boy from further away.

[@valerielefebre8198]

dat hairstyle tho

[@keshavdhamija5870]

Jeg taler lidt dansk.

[@synxelectrika]

Jeg snakker en lille dansk også I only speak it a tiny bit so I probably didn't do that in the correct order

[@ayselbars-asenova6769]

Thank you for helpfull videos please upload more videos because it is not easy to find good videos like this☺️👍👏👏👏