Danish Learning

Hello, I am going to learning Danish by myself. Is anyone who is studying Dansk here ?

I'm learning Swedish and it's the closest language to Danish!

But I have no one to talk to......



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/16/2009 07:06PM by RedJay.

Hur mår du RedJay? Jag talar lite svenska

Chuck
101languages.net

Jag mår bra. Jag kan inte tala svenska. Jag behöver din hjälp!

Det verker som on din svenska är bra :=) Har du varit i Sverige förut? Var bor du? Hälsningar

Chuck
101languages.net

I don't understand. I can count to ten, say hello and goodbye, say that I can't speak Swedish and ask for help. I know little for that random words after that.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/18/2009 02:14AM by RedJay.

I just said that you Swedish seems good and asked if you've been to Sweden before. Or are you planning a trip there and want to learn some Swedish before you go? Or just interested in the language?

Chuck
101languages.net

I figured. I've never been to Sweden, no. I don't even plan to go. My reason is kind of silly. My favorite places in world are Iceland and Denmark, and my lastname has a Norwegian origin. For some time I've been wanting to learn some one of the Nordic languages, Icelandic is too hard, I can't figure out Danish' grammar, and by just scanning over a bunch of articles, figured that Swedish would be the easiest.

Cool that you picked Swedish to learn. I would say that Swedish or Norwegian are probably the easiest of the Scandinavian languages to learn for an English speaker, although I may be bias because I spent a year in Sweden as an exchange student but I think that Danish is hard to understand because they kind of mumble and all their sentences run together and I've heard that Icelandic grammar can be pretty tricky. I wish I had some better tools on this site like audio, etc. for you to learn Swedish and other languages. But I'm glad you found my site Välkommen

Chuck
101languages.net

Haha, yeah. Time for Kids has audio on the very few phrases they have, but they only feature Iceland and Norway in Scandinavia.

[Hei Is there someone here who speak Norwegian? I would like to practice my basicNorsk knowledge.

Icelandic is the best languages!! I'm from Iceland
i have learn danish in school for 7 years and i can't understand danish people, i can read it and understand a little bit

Katahrund,

Would you say it's easier for you to understand/speak Norwegian or Swedish than Danish? I lived in Sweden for a year and always thought it was much easier to understand Norwegian than Danish even though they are pretty similar in written form.

Chuck
101languages.net

i have never learn norwegian or swedish but it is similar to danish in written form.
and yes i think its much easier to understand norwegian and swedish people rather then danish. its very hard to understand it, because of the accent.