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Best video for Danish beginners🎉❤

omg very useful! please upload more videos!

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Thank you very much 🌹🌷🌺, You have no idea how much it helped me

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Thank you for useful videos!

Can you write for me please the simbol from gør

Елена приветствую! Спасибо за Ваш труд. рассмотрите возможность записи уроков для русскоговорящих по чтению на датском для уровня a2-b1.

I cannot thank you enough for your videos. Clear succinct and right to the point. Could you please keep making these videos in learning Danish language and specially grammar?

Fascinating!

Omg! Thanks a lot for this! 🎉❤❤

We are waiting more in the next days so we prepare good for the pd3

Hi, thank you your channel is really usefull. Am wondering if its possible to find these scheduels that you are reading from ?

mange tak skal du have :) meget nyttig video

Er det ikke muligt at også sige på dansk 😴

Very clear 😊 please continue your great work

Прекрасный урок . Спасибо. Есть ли уроки по датскому на русском?🙂

Hej Elena, mange tak! Wow Danish pronunciation never ceases to amaze me! Your awesome video goes some way toward explaining some of its mysteries very clearly indeed! Now what I need to understand is when to make glottal stops which I have noticed in a number of cases, e.g. before the n in the word "citron".

Well that still doesn't say when it's pronounced this way or that way specifically. Just that there are 2 ways without the r, and 2 ways before r, 2 ways after r.

Hej. Nå, Men hvornår kan vi sige, vi har closed og hvornår open syllable? Er det noget vi ikke kan sige medmindre vi lære hvad vi har udenom for hvert ord?

Thank you for the videos !! 😁 it’s great 👍

Thank you so much! This is one of the only charts I could find on Danish diphthongs.

Very good, though at some points it could use a revision! :)

when you forget this watch it again når du glemmer Det så se den igen

cheers for new upload . mange tak

Very useful! As a hungarian I really could not find the difference between e and æ, as we have the very similar sound é. Now I am a little bit closer ;)

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May i have the docx file?

Tak skal du have 🙏

Honestly, this is actually really really USEFUL! Small side comment. Something relevant, maybe other people will use this method. I could appreciate using the phonetic sounds. When looking after the pronunciation in a dictionary, for example, the Ordnet, one will find the phonemes out.

Thank you very much! Mange tak.

интересно, как Ваше произношение изменилось спустя 9 лет. Лучше ли Вы стали различать подъём гласных. Интересно было подмечать нотки русского акцента. Про себя называю датский язык "французским" германских группы, за его самую на мой взгляд сложную и красивую фонетику европы.

Really great video, thanks alot.

Mange tak 😊

Thanks for the video

Thanks for new lesson

I'm glad I found this channel. She has such a correct, smooth, fluent danish voice. There are other youtube videos with older people's voices and older people's voices sound a little raspier. Actually, Older people sound a little different in all sorts of ways. Don't get me wrong, it's great to listen to an older person's voice too, but I prefer a video made by a young person with a purer voice. I found it! This girl is awesome to listen to and learn from! Her voice is the closest anybody is going to get from a pure, clear, danish accent. Thank You, for this video and channel. I hope others find it useful as well:):):) 👍❤️❤️❤️

I sweated like after a workout while practicing pronunciation 😂

Where are the medials? 😭

great video! very helpful

Are you Russian?

Only a native danish speaker can hear the difference between “e” and “ æ” in my honest opinion.. I have been in DK for 15 years, and still don’t get it !

The rule about "ig" seems a bit too simple. The situations where it's pronounced as "i" is mostly the same was when you use "like" or "-ly" in english. ... So for instance, "rolig" in Danish ("calmly" in English) ... The word "lig" means "equal" in english and is pronounced "li" in Danish.... when something is equal to, like or "-ly" (an attribution of a property) the rule applies. However... the command "lig" (!) does pronounce the g. So does "Brig" (a type of ship) and "pig" ("spike" in english).

The overall categorization seems fine, but there's something wrong with the pronunciation and chart wrt.the "å". In the first line. The vowel in ""guld" is not the same as in "sukker" and they all seem to be pronounced more like "u" than "å". In the second line. The vowel in "nogen" is not the same as in "sove" og "Norge" (which are the same "å" sound) "sprog" and "bror" are also different vowels.

Wow, this video is really helpful. Thanks soooo much. And actually I wanna a pdf about those pronunciation of Danish like this. Where can I get one?