Vokalen Ø - The vowel Ø

[@luciaramsonius1275]

The exercise with the finger really helped. Thank you! It‘s great! what you do!

[@Joel-io5pk]

So it's Twenty Une Piluts

[@sunday-tq8uv]

HAHA

[@crybabyclique2914]

HAHAHAHHA thats why i came here

[@aoigensou]

The finger in the mouth trick is actually super helpful for o vs ø, mange tak!

[@ev.c6]

Denne kanal er perfekt når man lære dansk. Den måde du snakker er perfekt og man kan førstå. Tusinde tak!

[@berlin11000]

this is by far the most useful source i have found. please keep it up .Danish is pointless, impractical, hard on the ear and the vocal chords, and unnecessarily difficult, but you make it a joy to engage with.

[@gianesofia9481]

THIS IS VERY HARD

[@Scuba_Shrimp]

lol just keep trying

[@aorlyan]

These videos are such a great addition to my Danish classes. I am so grateful that you posted them, so easy to understand. Thank you, thank you!! Would be great to have them all subtitled in English, I am not sure if it's something automatic that KZbin does or you do...

[@humaroshandel9555]

Greateful. Tusind tak.

[@danskudtale2749]

Hi Shawn, Thanks for your comment. I have been thinking about doing videos in english. There might come a few in the autumn. There is a significant difference between y and ø. you hold the same lip position when pronouncing both (rounded lips). Start with the y (maybe stop the video there, and make sure you got it right), when you go on to ø, you lower your tongue just slightly...You could also try to open your month a little bit at the same time.I don't know if this is any help to you?

[@vanessaadante4840]

Dansk Udtale 6

[@janetlarsen6017]

Du er rigtig dygtig. Det er nogle gode, klare videoer som jeg bruger når jeg øver dansk med min datter.

[@danskudtale2749]

Tak, Janet, sig til, hvis der er videoer, du synes, der mangler...

[@Shawnlanika]

Thank you, it's is actually what I've been doing all this time, so it's nice to hear from a Dane that I've been doing it right, but I still can't tell much significant difference between the two. Is there any difference in where the sound is articulated in your mouth, or is it really just the result of your tongue being slightly lower?

[@erikkostandyan922]

this is really cool, thanks a lot, in 5 min you explain me more differences in these important letters than i learned in a danish school :). p.s. next time i will try to write comment in Danish. thank you again.

[@riccardodanmark6099]

a GREAT JOB. This video and the others. They are a very good point of reference! I am improving thanks to you. Mange tak for dit frivillig arbejde!

[@Shawnlanika]

Hey. I don't speak Danish well enough to understand your videos yet, although I do get the jist of what you're saying at some points. My question is: what's the pronunciation difference between ø and y? They sound very similar; I can definitely hear a difference, but I'm not sure what that difference is (whether it's a change in the position of the tongue, or pitch of the voice, etc). Mange tak.

[@florjuarez7254]

denne her video har hjulpet mig meget!!! Jeg er fra Mexico og boede i Danmark tre aar siden. Jeg har prövet at taler dansk saa meget som jeg kan, selv er der ikke saa mange danskere her. Jeg tror at jeg skriver "ok" dansk men min udtale er daarlig, Saa er det super at jeg har fundet dine videoer... TUSIND, TUSIND TAK .

[@danskudtale2749]

Hej Flor og tusind tak, fordi du har givet dig tid til at skrive og fortælle mig det!...lidt sjovt at tænke på, at du sidder helt over i Mexico og ser de her videoer (c:

[@karlemilellevang]

du skiver da meget godt dansk :D

[@omnipotentwafflegod8061]

The only danish I know so far is æblet which means The Apple

[@gremlin_078]

Ugh same

[@Scuba_Shrimp]

æblet æg æsel fløde... ok its a little cheating im danish.....

[@Pablo-pd2gr]

Det bedste ❤

[@quietcorner293]

Is the Danish ø closer to the German or Swedish ö? It sounds more German. I know in German it's a tight lip rounding and Swedish seems more open. I'll be in Denmark on the 1st of August for two weeks. I'm an American living in Germany and speak German fluent. I have tried to learn Swedish and know bits of it. It did help in Stockholm reading a menu at a cafe. I'll be in Denmark on the 1st of August for two weeks. So I tend to look to Swedish to give me a hint on pronouncing Danish as they are both Scandinavian languages.

[@quietcorner293]

***** I'm back and loved it. So now I have been to Denmark, Sweden and Iceland although that doesn't count as I was only in the Reykjavik airport. I have tried learning Swedish off and on for the last 20 years. In the beginning I had a book and a cassette but rarely ever used the cassette. Now a days, I find iPhone app great as you hear how it's pronounce. So for many years I used German rules on Swedish vowels. Then found things like the Swedish e is more like the English e than the German. Although the English in Scandinavia and Holland is super, it still helps to read some text. Like parking, when I could read 2 Timer as it was close to Timmar. I also tried picking up Icelandic but I'm much too lazy to really concentrate on it. I can ask where is my luggage and count to 20 (sometimes). Jag älskar Danmark! I could have done it in Danish but again I'm more familiar with Swedish. Oh I love the cities of Copenhagen and Stockholm.

[@luizsilveiramc]

Den diftong "øj" og konsonanten "g" efter "ø", hører jeg mange danskere udtale det [ɶj], så gør jeg, med munden mere åben. For eksempel, "høj" ['hɶj], "løgne" ['lɶjne] og "sigøjner" [si'gɶjnɔ]. Jeg så en video, hvor du lærer, at denne diftong udtales [ɔj]. Er begge udtaler korrekt? Tak.

[@danskudtale2749]

I mine videoer har jeg kaldt y, ø og ö for midttungvokaler. Det er de ikke! De er rundede fortungevokaler! Så er det afklaret.

[@dulmartovar2701]

LOL it's hard. Let's see if I'm correct: The Y sounds like our U, the ø sounds more like an U from troath, but if I open more mouth make a O alike sound that's the [] right?

[@Scuba_Shrimp]

wow im danish and i didnt understood a word of that so yup it might be right... if so good job

[@69venadoify]

Great videos. My Farmor was danish Im learning quickly

[@Dravis1995]

So it's pronounced EU?

[@danskudtale2749]

Hi Giannis, it's pronounced [œw]

[@dominikaxy]

This makes me cry :(

[@nasheedandnaats3834]

Tak

[@zelenqk]

Have you ever done stand up comedy? I saw a guy looking/sounding like you at a free stand-up in Aarhus. He (You) had a beard though. Anyways Tak for lærestreg.

[@fuckingsuckmyballs9313]

Virkelig interessant video! Også selvom dansk er mit modersmål

[@hasengemal6992]

tak skal du have

[@idunvarvin]

Når man skal forklare lyde for en udlænding, er det en fordel, at man kan se undervisers mund under udtale. I videoen vender underviser hovedet og kigger på tavlen mens han udtaler ordene, hvilket ikke er gavnligt for indlæring af vokalerne.

[@berlin11000]

how much of the title is in english really?

[@nikolasmaes99]

hi det er valldigt interessant but what I'm trying to find out is the kinda L sound that occurs somethimes after the ø. As in møde. I don't know what it is?? a sort of R or L.. can't pronounce it.. it's weird, like it though :D

[@danskudtale2749]

Hej Nikolas I think you are talking about det bløde d - the soft d. It's how d is pronounced after a vowel. You are able to find a video about it if you enter "det bløde d" on youtube... Allan

[@nikolasmaes99]

Dansk Udtale ja det er, hvad jeg sök subtitles are wrong on that vid it seems I really wonder how you make this noise.. you place the tongue in U form? or how do you Danes do this? tak Allen

[@felipeshkrabovsk8332]

Nikolas Maes Hi, this sound is the "soft d". I think it only exists in Danish. He's got a video about the pronunciation of this sound.

[@nikolasmaes99]

Felipe Shkrabovsk i know buddy

[@felipeshkrabovsk8332]

Nikolas Maes You're welcome...

[@endysagita31]

God!!! I have been watching this video more than 15 times but still can not pronounce my Boss' name Jakob Friis Sørensen with the right 'tone'. I also practice putting my finger when I pronounce an 'Ø'...huhuhuhu *saddddd

[@KimLouisHartmann]

Jeg har sgu aldrig nogensinde tænkt over at 'y' udtales som 'ø' pga vokalsænkning i ord som 'lykke' eller 'kyst'. Fandeme heldig at jeg ikke skal lære at tale dansk som voksen der flytter til DK 😅. Det er jo helt gak, det danske sprog 😂

[@LilySalif37]

Udtaler at vokalerne er meget svært for mig 😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@Scuba_Shrimp]

try to pronounce this: rød grød med fløde MUHAHAHAHAHAHA

[@chunnilaldodadoda1284]

Jaihind

[@simo564wgg8]

MAD DRIP