Learn Danish - Danish Pronunciation Explained Part 2

[@ゾカリクゾ]

0:28 -ig (short pronouns) 1:00 -enne 1:26 -egn 1:48 -op/oppe 2:12 tra- 2:46 -dig1 (soft D) 3:33 -dig2 (hard D) 3:58 -ld (silent D) 4:39 -lle 5:14 -le 5:30 -lig 5:40 -u 6:20 -ul/ule 6:41 -uge 7:09 und- 7:33 -un 8:02 -us 8:14 -uld 8:29 -ugl 9:20 -ung 9:44 -um 10:10 -uks 10:31 -usk 11:02 -uft 11:21 -y 11:42 -yd 12:20 -ys 12:42 -yn 13:12 -ynd/ynk/yng 13:31 -yst 14:08 æ- 14:30 -æ- 14:50 -ræk- 15:36 -øj/g 16:22 -ø 16:55 -ød1 17:23 -ød2 18:00 -øre1 18:46 -øre2 19:12 -øn 19:37 -ørst 19:55 -ømme1 20:13 -ømme2 20:42 å- 21:27 -ål 21:43 -åne 22:00 -åde 22:38 ånd- 22:51 -år-

[@Karim__Uddin]

Jeg er ny førsteårsstuderende. Jeg er fra Bangladesh. Dine videoer hjælper mig virkelig med at lære dansk.

[@Jade00Starly]

Super helpful videos for a novice. Defining the vowels as short/hard/sharp vs long/soft really helped me to connect with the pronunciation of the words. Pleasant to listen to voice and teaching style. Tusind tak!

[@husseinissa8168]

tak , tusind tak thomas.Du er den bedste lærer , fordi du ved godt , hvor vanskelighederne over for studerender er

[@elisabettalongoni9527]

Vielen dank! Du bist sicherlich der beste ,besonders fuer mich ,da ich italienerin bin. Die Aussprache ist verstaendlich und sehr gut erklaert.

[@d2d319]

Another really cool video!

[@jeremycline9542]

Thanks so much. Danish pronunciation is intimidating but I have to say, it's far more logical than that of English.

[@svenbtb]

This helps so much, the words like gøre are hard for me to get with the ø followed by the re, but I'll keep practicing. Thanks for all your videos! They help SO MUCH

[@Ingo64]

Planlægger du at lave også en video om konsonanterne? Jeg synes det også er meget vigtig.

[@消沉秋意]

hopefully i could pick up danish soon.

[@goranazizi1903]

Vil du snakke om...datid,og nutid....jeg er meget dårligt til at udtale...mange tak ❤️

[@samjableh1559]

you are grate thomas ..this is what we should learn from the beginning ...all the teachers should follow your system ..

[@trebaneconapise7793]

my left ear is really enjoying this

[@Danishmastery]

@@trebaneconapise7793 I’m not exactly happy with everything made back in 2018.

[@jeremycline9542]

This was so helpful but I'm still left wondering about the Danish "d"...sometimes it sounds like a -th- to me, sometimes, esp. at the end of words, more like "L"...!

[@lucoppliger5885]

Not bad, really not bad (I'm severe). For me seem's to be inaccurate "oe" (1. for me roed, groed and broed are similar to soed, bloed, floed but maybe a little more gutural and more voceless (more in the back of the mouth, that makes that you can more hardly define exacty the sound) but not obligatory, 2. -oerst seem's similar also to english sound like "sun" and "oen" finaly doesn't 3. roere, toerre, doere, goere exist in english, similar to -oerst but longer like english word "fur") and could have added up å + g + another letter to show result like åger (transition with an "y" english like buyer and not "g/k" or "w"). Furthermore it was indicated that in "ld", "d" is silent but also with "n" or "r" before. Otherwise seem's to be perfect.

[@golkiwi8783]

Great one!👍👍

[@TheVinciol]

I love the jungle background! did you go in the forest to record this video?

[@Danishmastery]

Thanks! It was a mountain in Taiwan.

[@dariuszkornowski6893]

tak

[@tranv5098]

The sound is gone😢😭

[@Danishmastery]

Nope. Try again.

[@miguele.antonetti9999]

Mange tak, Thomas!

[@nataliyaelizarova6478]

Tusind tak! ))

[@silvijaserkova8374]

Mange tak!

[@ikemoon127]

Min højre ore er meget ensom

[@LilySalif37]

Mange mange tak, TUSIND tak

[@marieljadem.9694]

I'm sorry but the u made me laugh..just sound like vomiting..thanks for the video sir!

[@dobhotelsmngr6933]

That's a perfect summary of Danish