Learn Danish (Vocabulary)

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[@cmb8-p6d]

Thank you for these video. I am learning Dansk language little by little.

[@rolanddestajo1875]

Thank you for posting this🥰

[@nigelwiseman8644]

Thank you for your clear pronunciation. Soft d and glottal stops are very clear.

[@geuregogoa]

Good video. I like it

[@ducktorlarsen5574]

Funny how some words can mean several totally different things, such as Dør can both mean Death but a Door, or Dyr which means both Expensive and Animal.

[@alexandermunin6693]

It's so easy for a German.

[@IceeaTeea]

"(butterfly) sommerfugl" "(cat) I WOULD LIKE TO INVITE YOU TO DINNER-

[@pricillacheung7556]

what is "kat" again??? @@

[@hazarzidane5219]

Pricilla Cheung kat=cat.. pronounced same as the english cat( same pronounciation, he was saying something else entirely)

[@aegrant100]

Jeg vil gerne invitere dig til middag. 😂😂😂

[@nigelwiseman8644]

cat, I think

[@Devaanshthetraveler]

It is cat I was just watching this for fun I know much danish already 😂😂😂

[@noriepensica9225]

Awsome

[@someone3821]

0:49 der står billig, men der bliver sagt billigt

[@broytingaravsol]

for danish words, is it necessary to capitalize the language word?

[@foreigeanneamhspleach]

張永蔚 Danish is somewhat similar to English with it's capital letters. You only use capitals (I believe) for names, place names and the beginning of a sentence. 'Jeg' (danish for I) does not take a capital letter unless it is at the beginning of a sentence. Day names, month names and season names also (I believe) do not take capital letters.

[@firoozaqasemi1474]

عالییییییی💗💗💗💗

[@semblanceofsmearing]

Doesnt “dyr” mean Animal?

[@keanrdbropedersen1487]

Late reply, idk if you figured it out. Dyr can mean both animal and expensive.

[@daisyvicolesen1231]

thank you

[@yunassaxer7119]

tak.

[@yoohoobigsummerblowout6974]

Lot's of mistake but thanks for the help.

[@betsy8654]

Tak for hjælp

[@flowerwoman1470]

tak

[@tanyatho1487]

🏅

[@tristanchristensen5963]

Tykk with two Ks

[@maryborz2258]

great

[@اليذادهفنشيري-ب9ش]

Thinks

[@pamusasabally1099]

mange fejl

[@nadiamostaqim2072]

every vord is wrong please fix it

[@rootedtogrowwny]

You should learn nouns first.

[@mervatelsayed3522]

Tusind tak

[@noriepensica9225]

Marts

[@pusupattra9249]

Mange tak.

[@saramz9458]

Dog is cat!

[@mrjamshedali1]

boo beee oo aaa eee naa paa kkk lol

[@semblanceofsmearing]

I come to spiser jeres hund >:)

[@luisvaladez7832]

America is not a country, it is a continent. You meant The United States of America, that is a country

[@mariosalikatoras6658]

America is a continent???? Hahaahahahahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahaahhaahahahaahahajahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahajajahahahahahahahahahah

[@1999wad]

why to study danish if you can study arabic instead?

[@CDEbFGAbB]

Because I prefer danish to arabic.