I literally understood most of this comment simply because of less than a dozen of this dude’s videos… I think that says a lot about how practical his lessons are.
6:57 what I got from this part was “lig” is similar to what we use “ly” for in English, and that it is similar to when we say -like to describe the manner in which something was done.
I love so much this video! I am a beginner and my learning curve is progressing exponentially with the examples in terms of grammar and vocabulary. It's amazing, thank you very much
constructive critique and tip: The way you do your slow pronunciations, are counter-productive. They don't accurately reflect natural pronunciation at the natural speed. As your students practice these slow pronunciations and get good at them, they don't realize how unnatural they sound at the regular speed. In addition, when listening to other Danes speaking in their natural pace, they are less able to comprehend as they speak different than how they have learned. So my tip is: At bare minimum, always include one example in its natural speed and pronunciation. Optionally add a slowed down version whilst maintaining the pronunciation such that it reflects the natural speed accurately Lastly add the slow pronunciation as you typically tend to do, if you wish. Bottom line: words in in isolation and in slow pace do not always sound like when used with other words in natural pace. hope you consider this
Thanks for the feedback. The basic videos designed to introduce vocabulary and grammar have slow pronunciation, but there are many videos on the Danish Mastery website with faster pronunciation as well.
Jeg er så glad for dine danskundervisning, fordi jeg ved hjælp af dit hjælpsomme program har forbedret mig meget i det danske sprog❤😊
I literally understood most of this comment simply because of less than a dozen of this dude’s videos… I think that says a lot about how practical his lessons are.
6:57 what I got from this part was “lig” is similar to what we use “ly” for in English, and that it is similar to when we say -like to describe the manner in which something was done.
I love so much this video! I am a beginner and my learning curve is progressing exponentially with the examples in terms of grammar and vocabulary. It's amazing, thank you very much
great resource of info, thanks
Jeg er så glad når ser jeg din video
* når jeg ser
@@Danishmastery really i don't know which Time i do inversion 🤣 ha en god weekend 🌹🌹
@@Danishmastery Hej ! Tak for dine videoer! Kan du lave også en video over forretningsdansk og IT ?
Hilsen fra Spanien!
Jeg kan godt lide denne video, mange tak
❤
I love these videos! Tak!
Mange Tak!!! ✨✨✨
Tak
👌🏼 the only thing I noticed was that your voice sounded a bit different in this one Lærer 😝 jokes aside, thanks for the helpful sentences 🙌🏼✨
🙏🙏🙏❤️
Mange tak
Hej😊.Jeg bor i Vejen.Jeg skal have et telefonnummer, kommer du hjem og underviser i dansk?
Hej. Jeg underviser kun online.
Fun fact: 99% of people who watch videos with the words “Denmark” or “Danish” are danish.
Not on mine tho.
constructive critique and tip:
The way you do your slow pronunciations, are counter-productive. They don't accurately reflect natural pronunciation at the natural speed. As your students practice these slow pronunciations and get good at them, they don't realize how unnatural they sound at the regular speed. In addition, when listening to other Danes speaking in their natural pace, they are less able to comprehend as they speak different than how they have learned.
So my tip is:
At bare minimum, always include one example in its natural speed and pronunciation.
Optionally add a slowed down version whilst maintaining the pronunciation such that it reflects the natural speed accurately
Lastly add the slow pronunciation as you typically tend to do, if you wish.
Bottom line:
words in in isolation and in slow pace
do not always sound like when used with other words in natural pace.
hope you consider this
Thanks for the feedback. The basic videos designed to introduce vocabulary and grammar have slow pronunciation, but there are many videos on the Danish Mastery website with faster pronunciation as well.
It’s perfect for beginners.