Basic Danish: AND, OR, BUT, IF, BEFORE, etc

[@Netman64xD]

2:05 - "Jeg vil se det, før jeg tror det." You say it means *"I will see it, because I believe in it".* But that is not correct. The translation would be *"I have to see it before I will believe it"* I think you might have mistaken the translation with the Danish word "fordi" :)

[@InDanish]

Yes, thank you 🙏🏻

[@agnesfonmarten]

Should work if it’s ‘for’, though 🤔

[@yggno5799]

Hej! I'm just starting to learn Danish and your videos are sooo good! Thank you! It help me so much Greetings from Mexico 🇲🇽❤️

[@marisaphutchan2800]

Hej jeg hedder Marisa og jeg kommer fra Thailand​🇹🇭 tusind tak for i vdo

[@ingeosterlund5898]

Der er et par fejl, men jeg er alligevel imponeret af at du laver disse video. ( f.eks gå ud i det "vejret" - skulle være blot " vejr". But well done inded. I will recommend this site to my husband who should learn a little bit of danish. Thank you- mange tak - du er ganske fantastisk.

[@Mlw693]

Thanks for the video. Have you made a video about 'jo'. It's bit confusing in practice. Please do a video if you haven't.

[@梁小玉-g7v]

So nice to learn your new video

[@InDanish]

I am working on your request!

[@梁小玉-g7v]

@@InDanish Tusind Tak!

[@olegpavlov1022]

Det er bare fantastisk! Mange tak!

[@ЮрийМоисей-щ6ъ]

Such a pleasure to watch your lessons!)

[@jeremycline9542]

Thanks so much for these high-quality vids!

[@harisrondic1156]

Sorry to to bother you again, as you nicely explained the different between "hvis" and "om", I wanted to ask you to explain if you explain the different between "hos" and "med", if there is any.

[@harisrondic1156]

I have no idea why I wrote this comment like some illiterate punk, so let me write it again: "Sorry to bother you again, as you nicely explained the DIFFERENCE between "hvis" and "om", I wanted to ask you if you could explain the difference between "hos" and "med".

[@梁小玉-g7v]

@@harisrondic1156 Also confused

[@InDanish]

@@harisrondic1156 In the examples I've used 'Han blev hos hende indtil midnat' means: he was at her place, came over, and then went back home. 'Jeg bor sammen med mine forældre' means: I live with my parents, I'm not staying with them temporarily. I think I'll make a video about this too 😅

[@visneliturta0502]

Hos is like "at" (or "bei" in German) and med is "with".

[@ayselbars-asenova6769]

Thank you

[@philipproedig]

kan du undervise os på vendelbomål...et sprog som nordjyske taler?

[@themasks7119]

More video please

[@juliannnn1200]

Would you be so kind to recommend a reliable Danish English text book, academic enough to teach Danish with it without mistakes to us. I am more of a visual person, I simply must see the rules written to memorize them. I am Russian, but I lived in USA for 5 years, now I have a task to learn Danish for the official A,B,C tests... But I have no right for free courses. I would appreciate any good advice on the solid trustworthy textbook that teaches Danish step by step! Also, I watched your lesson on soft d, can you please specify the direction in which the tong moves, if the tip of the tong is on the palate in front of the lower back of the front teeth, or if we have to push our lower teeth out with our tong?))) and would you be so kind to compare different occurances and positions of d in different Danish words in one lesson? Where are you from, by the way? Your Danish sounds like it is native to you, even though you say it is not)

[@john-paulthompson6089]

Try looking out for a copy of Elias Bredsdorff: 'Danish: An Elementary Grammar and Reader' published by Cambridge University Press. I don't know if it's still in print but you may find a copy on e-Bay or Amazon.

[@nikvret9544]

Godt klaret . Thanks for learning us . Can you make a video about past tense ?

[@InDanish]

Working on it 😉

[@renatofigueiredo603]

Hi teacher. I have a question: In the sentence "Jeg vil se det, for jeg tror det". The conjunction FOR also mean beacuse as you said. What is the difference between for and fordi? Could I say Jeg vil se det, fordi jeg tror det? Thanks in advanced

[@InDanish]

Both should work in this context. You can read more about the difference between for/fordi here: enfjerihatten.dk/ugens-sprogfejl/skal-jeg-bruge-for-eller-fordi.html And here is a little test (in Danish): www.studieskolen.dk/da/sprog-for-sjov/sprogfilm/test-forskellen-paa-for-og-fordi

[@renatofigueiredo603]

@@InDanish tak

[@abhijithati4228]

Tusind tak

[@duniaramvanilje3544]

🙏🌷🌸💕💌❤

[@mehrnooshemadi2243]

mange tak

[@CuộcsốngĐanMạch]

Are you a boy or girl i cant really tell

[@InDanish]

I am an AI-generated image.

[@onlinedutch2775]

Please leave this to a native speaker.

[@agnesfonmarten]

@Online Dutch What’s wrong with you? The dude’s trying to help & for free. Get a life.

[@ranjithabeywardana2600]

So superb madam ❤❤❤❤