As a Dane it really impresses me big time how people from as far-away places as South America and Asia are so interested in learning Danish and studying Denmark! Kudos to you, I am really struck with awe, amazement and the utmost respect for you! You are amazing! And I really mean like, getting-on my-knees-and-bowing-before-you respect. **bows** :)
Wow, that's so great! Currently I'm trying to learn some Danish as well. Could you help me with pronunciation? Also I've already masterize how to do the soft D but the stød is a little bit trick for me.
If you want to pronounce danish words correctly, read half of the word as you normally would and then just make a lazy weird sound at the end of it - most of the times you will be pronouncing it correct xD
Oh, the "soft d" seems like a tongue-twister by itself. "Remoulaaawh... remoulaeugh... remoulaeeh... ah, forget it, I'll have ketchup." Også, tillykke med tyve tusinde abonnenter! :]
I don't know why but you drive my-will-to-learn-Danish crazy as f***k. now I want to learn it more than ever, and I must thank you for that!! Go girl, keep danishing it all (? Greetings from Colombia.
Dear Louise, you deserve it and much more. I love your sense of humour and your country, Denmark. What a beautiful land, with flowers everywhere, beaches, happy people, the wellfare state and the list goes on and on. I'm from Brazil and I'm studying a little bit of danish... Kisses from Brazil! In portuguese: Beijos do Brasil!
Actually not THAT hard. If you have a base of English and German it's much easier. German for the similar vocabulary and since the Danes invaded England in the 8th century, they gave us our grammar, so sentence structure is not that different in comparison to German or Romance Languages.
I stumbled upon your channel by accident, and I love your realistic thoughts on Denmark and all of your other awesome videos! :D Keep it up, I enjoy your videos! I am also from Ringsted 8)
I used to just watch your videos because of your funny (and cute) accent (and I wanted to understand the Danish accent if I'd been able to go to Denmark), but some stuff you do are really funny (like vomiting these tongue twisters) so I'm subscribing this thing you call "community" haha
Haha this was fantastic. I've been trying to learn Danish for 2 years now, and every week a group of us (learners and native Danes) do a voice call, and on occasion we have tried tongue twisters, but many of these we have not done before.
Have you ever thought about explaining "stød" in the Danish language? I seem to fail to hear it when I listen to interviews and songs in Danish (like watching Emmelie de Forest being interviewed)
Stød could either mean electrocution- like when someone gets electrocuted Thrust or bump. Like when you fall and hit the grund or when you bump into someone on the street. "Jeg stødte ind i din mor den anden dag" Also, when you "støder" someone, you offend them, directly translated.
Simple. The stød (glottal stop) used in English occasionally -- we just don't call it out as a spelling/pronunciation feature -- it just happens: 1. Spell the word "be" -- e.g. bee, ee -- the pause between the letters is the stød. 2. The word "water", "bottle", and "butter" in a London Cockney accent. e.g. "wo'ahh" and "bo'ull" and "bu'uh". 3. Initial vowels at the start of a sentance (or after a consonant): "This is a test." -- the stød happens before "is".
this is why I am having a hard time learning danish. most of the tongue twisters I can read it, understand it and say it, but if I heard a native dane speak this I would be so increeibly lost.
wow! I think rødgrød was the easiest one you did there and (like all non-Danes) I struggle with that. It was fun to watch even a native speaker struggle :)
I was saying all the sentences with a headset on, and my non Danish sibling was really confused. She thought i was choking at the Dead red red-eye part
Could you add those to the description of the video? I would REALLY love to send one of these to my colleagues when they go "well, I mean, you could learn some Danish..." :)
The way I've heard the 'A, æ, o, æ...' one, is 'A, æ, u, å, æ, ø, i, æ, å, æ, a!'. In a Jutlandic Danish dialect, it means 'Jeg er ude på en ø, i en å, er jeg' (I am out on an island, in a stream, I am).
Since you're reading all the comments... I learned most of these tongtwisters) The simpliest for me was about Fisker Friz og den svaereste var om stativ og kasket osv) Det er umuligt rart at hoere dem igen) tusind tak) oh og jeg vil gerne se noget om Danmark osv undskyld hvis jeg skriver med fejl, jeg har altid elsket det danske sprog men never god at it)
And we have to grow up with this nonsense... No wonder surveys say our educational system is almost as bad as the American - danish is almost impossible to learn, even for Danes! And I grew up in North Jutland, where people's accent was atrocious to boot. I remember growing up with "A æ o æ ø i æ å, æ a!" and no one not from a very specific region of North/West Jutland will be able to figure out its meaning (it's an actual sentence, as spoken by someone with a Jutland accent, not just a random collection of letters)
the a, æ, o, æ, ø, i, æ, å, æ, a! sounds like a miswritten version of the sentence "a u å a ø i a å!" which translated to danish from it's jotland accent would be jeg er ude på en ø i en å (i'm on a island in a kanal). But being from Sjælland i can understand why you might have missed it.
holy shit my swede friends werent kidding when they said danish just sounds like when you have something jammed down your throat.... big fan btw and can you try speaking swedish
The first one... never heard the short version:( "Da de hvide kom til de vilde, ville de vilde vide hvad de hvide ville, så sagde de hvide til de vilde hvad de hvide ville, så vidste de vilde hvad de hvide ville."
jeg var overrasket over ikke at se "Får får ikke får, får får lam, men få får får så få får som fars får får".... men det er vel fordi den er for nem :P
"Look even danish people are about to throw up when pronouncing their own language" Hahaha priceless! :)
As a Dane it really impresses me big time how people from as far-away places as South America and Asia are so interested in learning Danish and studying Denmark! Kudos to you, I am really struck with awe, amazement and the utmost respect for you! You are amazing! And I really mean like, getting-on my-knees-and-bowing-before-you respect. **bows** :)
Wow, that's so great! Currently I'm trying to learn some Danish as well. Could you help me with pronunciation? Also I've already masterize how to do the soft D but the stød is a little bit trick for me.
Okay as someone who is learning Danish, I loved this! I was sitting there trying to say them all along with you :)
There goes my will to learn Danish xD
Hahahaha same
If you want to pronounce danish words correctly, read half of the word as you normally would and then just make a lazy weird sound at the end of it - most of the times you will be pronouncing it correct xD
Mine too xDD...
+Kelly Louise Killjoy I think Danish is a pretty language. It's quite peculiar but is nice.
Just received the course I ordered. There's no turning back
Oh, the "soft d" seems like a tongue-twister by itself. "Remoulaaawh... remoulaeugh... remoulaeeh... ah, forget it, I'll have ketchup."
Også, tillykke med tyve tusinde abonnenter! :]
I don't know why but you drive my-will-to-learn-Danish crazy as f***k. now I want to learn it more than ever, and I must thank you for that!!
Go girl, keep danishing it all (?
Greetings from Colombia.
As a mexican , the hardest one for me is rødgrød med fløde.
Dear Louise, you deserve it and much more. I love your sense of humour and your country, Denmark. What a beautiful land, with flowers everywhere, beaches, happy people, the wellfare state and the list goes on and on. I'm from Brazil and I'm studying a little bit of danish... Kisses from Brazil! In portuguese: Beijos do Brasil!
Love the Danish language, love your videos. So this one is such a treat!
i fell in love with your channel with your "danish stereotypes" video. and ive been here ever since. you deserve this and more! keep up the good work!
i didn't understand half of this video, but I loved it so much
Congratulations Louise! And thank you so much for your videos and showing us a lot about the Danish culture :)
Once again, I am astounded at how fucking hard Danish is.
If you Danish is it easy❤️😃
If you Danish is it easy❤️😃
Actually not THAT hard.
If you have a base of English and German it's much easier. German for the similar vocabulary and since the Danes invaded England in the 8th century, they gave us our grammar, so sentence structure is not that different in comparison to German or Romance Languages.
lohphat Scandinavian Germanic and English are all cousin languages with time you can learn them all quite well :)
i'm half danish and i'm moving to denmark next year kinda scared and excited 😊😅
Your so funny. I love all your shows. Great video!
Lovve ur videos 😍❤️ but I wasn't expecting that ! Danish is so hard to pronounce and so complicated 😂 plz make a video aboot danish school :)
+Barenur what do u mean?
+Barenur Rend mig I røven Norge
+Dyna Laknit i am Danish and Danish is so easy ;)❤️
+Camilla Med C Hi! please add me on whats App to help me with Danish. I need someone to help me.
It's horrible from a German perspective!
Congratulations on the 20.000 subs! I never see this one coming and i love it!
Congratulations on hitting the 20,000 mark! Cheers!
har set dine videoer siden forever, helt klar min favorit youtuber!
That was awesome! And congrats on reaching 20.000 subs!
I stumbled upon your channel by accident, and I love your realistic thoughts on Denmark and all of your other awesome videos! :D Keep it up, I enjoy your videos! I am also from Ringsted 8)
Hi, actually I like videos regarding Denmark. Please make more videos on this
Your videos are so cool :) it's so awesome to learn about Danish culture from you 😀😊
Of course we keep coming back! We are cyber fruit flies to you, our entertaining banana peel!
I used to just watch your videos because of your funny (and cute) accent (and I wanted to understand the Danish accent if I'd been able to go to Denmark), but some stuff you do are really funny (like vomiting these tongue twisters) so I'm subscribing this thing you call "community" haha
I love the Danish language. I speak it (somewhat) and Kelly Louise Killjoy makes me appreciate the fine nuances of it with videos like this ...
Im trying to learn danish on my own.... i'm scared now
Congratulations Kelly! I really love your awesome videos.
love your videos! lots of love from Italy!
Laughing so loud..but stil admiring the style..Love your videos
These tongue twisters may be difficult for me, but I refuse to let them beat me. I will master these tongue twister!
I just want to say: Kelly Louise RULES!!!!
Haha this was fantastic. I've been trying to learn Danish for 2 years now, and every week a group of us (learners and native Danes) do a voice call, and on occasion we have tried tongue twisters, but many of these we have not done before.
Have you ever thought about explaining "stød" in the Danish language? I seem to fail to hear it when I listen to interviews and songs in Danish (like watching Emmelie de Forest being interviewed)
I totally agree with this. I'm learning Danish :D
Johnathan M People ask me if I know Danish, but I have to explain that I know Swedish in lieu.
Stød could either mean electrocution- like when someone gets electrocuted
Thrust or bump. Like when you fall and hit the grund or when you bump into someone on the street.
"Jeg stødte ind i din mor den anden dag"
Also, when you "støder" someone, you offend them, directly translated.
Simple. The stød (glottal stop) used in English occasionally -- we just don't call it out as a spelling/pronunciation feature -- it just happens:
1. Spell the word "be" -- e.g. bee, ee -- the pause between the letters is the stød.
2. The word "water", "bottle", and "butter" in a London Cockney accent. e.g. "wo'ahh" and "bo'ull" and "bu'uh".
3. Initial vowels at the start of a sentance (or after a consonant): "This is a test." -- the stød happens before "is".
Loved this video! I really enjoy all of your vids, but ya know! :)
Haha, hvor sjovt :D
Min mor plejer at sige "En stor blå glat gade plakat". Det er så svært!
love you Kelly been here since 5k subs
That's so cool, love you too, thank you!
+Kelly Louise Killjoy thanks for responding😆💗 ...
this is why I am having a hard time learning danish. most of the tongue twisters I can read it, understand it and say it, but if I heard a native dane speak this I would be so increeibly lost.
spend a year as an exchange student in Slagelse and before i left i watched your videos all the time
Tillykke! Elsker dine videoer selvom de er til andre kulturer! Har du overvejet at lave en dansk kanal også? :)
I am A72 year old Dane sitting in California and this was a lot of fun more tongue twisters than I heard growing up in Copenhagen thank you
You are awesome, keep making videos! :)
This. Was amazing.
Jeg boede i Danmark for mange år siden, og det er vanskeligt at beholde mit dansk. Tak for dine videoer.
wow! I think rødgrød was the easiest one you did there and (like all non-Danes) I struggle with that. It was fun to watch even a native speaker struggle :)
Damn, Danish sounds so cool whenever you speak it xD whenever I TRY, it sounds like a dying dog jfc xD
Der var godt nok nogle svære nogle derinde, som jeg ikke kendte. Hold da op xD
IT'S...SO....BEAUTIFUL
I thought I wanted to learn Danish before.. now I'm fuckin SURE I want to. O.O xD
I was saying all the sentences with a headset on, and my non Danish sibling was really confused. She thought i was choking at the Dead red red-eye part
I'm an old sub :^) congratulations, cutie patootie
and greetings from Spainnnnn
3:43 dear Danes, why do you torture yourselves? gosh
very interesting congratulations on the channel growth so much subbs must blow your mind
so happy for u
OH mY God the longest one sounded amazing 😂 how do you do that?? haha!
That one was actually not that hard it is like Reading a story❤️(I am a dane)
sååååå sjovt hahaha, prøvede selv nogen af dem, og de er faktisk svære nogle af dem, ahahah
The translations crack me up.
You missed one!! "Far, får får får?" "Får får ikke får, får får lam!" 😂
Far får får får? Får får ikke får, for får får lam
I don't really think it's a tounge twister, just a sentence hard to understand. It's really easy ton say, you know.
Jeg elsker dine videoer
DO MORE OF THIS
Congrats on 20K!!! Go make yourself some rød grød med fløde!!!
Could you add those to the description of the video? I would REALLY love to send one of these to my colleagues when they go "well, I mean, you could learn some Danish..." :)
The way I've heard the 'A, æ, o, æ...' one, is 'A, æ, u, å, æ, ø, i, æ, å, æ, a!'.
In a Jutlandic Danish dialect, it means 'Jeg er ude på en ø, i en å, er jeg' (I am out on an island, in a stream, I am).
With City do you live In???
You're amazing
Since you're reading all the comments... I learned most of these tongtwisters) The simpliest for me was about Fisker Friz og den svaereste var om stativ og kasket osv) Det er umuligt rart at hoere dem igen) tusind tak) oh og jeg vil gerne se noget om Danmark osv undskyld hvis jeg skriver med fejl, jeg har altid elsket det danske sprog men never god at it)
we love you too xx
Far, får får får? Nej, får får ik' får. Får får lam. (Dad, do sheep get sheep? No, sheep don't get sheep. Sheep get lambs.)
Du udtalte "a æ o æ ø i æ å æ a" forkert! Det er jysk for "Jeg er på øen i åen, er jeg" :)
:-) Ja, men jeg lærte den sådan her "a æ u o æ ø i æ å æ a" :-)
And we have to grow up with this nonsense... No wonder surveys say our educational system is almost as bad as the American - danish is almost impossible to learn, even for Danes! And I grew up in North Jutland, where people's accent was atrocious to boot. I remember growing up with "A æ o æ ø i æ å, æ a!" and no one not from a very specific region of North/West Jutland will be able to figure out its meaning (it's an actual sentence, as spoken by someone with a Jutland accent, not just a random collection of letters)
Wow!!! I loved this video!!! It was so fun!!
I couldn't say like 98% men det er fordi mit danske er så gerne "hej, hvordan går det?" hahahaha
haha I love your video
That is why I wanna learn Dansk but at the same time, the most difficult point for Asian 😂
du for vild til det elsker du bliver nærmest sur for at sige det korrekt.
Den med de bå gladepakater er nærmest en Hvor-lang-tid-kan-du-blive-ved-challenge
Also try saying "forty smoked eels cost forty little coins" in Danish
shit, det der er mega sjovt! skal prøve det!😃😂😂😂
Cheers! from Louisianne! Shavloukenshpit, sorry you inspired me... to spit on myself a little
I like how she flies over the one with the whole story... and then get defeated by like, 6 words
For some reason, I never had trouble pronouncing words from other languages so I can say Rødgrød med fløde like it's a piece of cake ; w ; 💝
the a, æ, o, æ, ø, i, æ, å, æ, a!
sounds like a miswritten version of the sentence "a u å a ø i a å!"
which translated to danish from it's jotland accent would be jeg er ude på en ø i en å (i'm on a island in a kanal).
But being from Sjælland i can understand why you might have missed it.
holy shit my swede friends werent kidding when they said danish just sounds like when you have something jammed down your throat.... big fan btw and can you try speaking swedish
I am having extreme hair envy.
Det der med vejen i vejen i vejen, der kunne jeg vitterligt ikke mere! xD
Endnu en super video, takker :))
wassup i'm that person that has been watching your videos without commenting for 2 years
I could feel your presence!
I'm moving to Denmark next year, let's be mates.
Which part of the country? It is several hours across.
Omg same
i'm also moving to denmark next year
Jylland probs... I'm actually moving backkk :)
Depending on region, that could actually place you pretty close to KLK.
Are you doing more tongue twisters for 40,000?
I've got to ask what does Danish Rap sound like?
Really weird... Just saying...
I was thinking about coming to Denmark for my Masters degree... I guess it was a mistake :p
Ok I'm going to create a language with only a few limited sounds too
As a dane I can recommend the sound: "oeh"
The first one... never heard the short version:(
"Da de hvide kom til de vilde, ville de vilde vide hvad de hvide ville,
så sagde de hvide til de vilde hvad de hvide ville,
så vidste de vilde hvad de hvide ville."
jeg elsker hvor mange gange du kom til at sige Knep i den der med plæneklipperen xD
I'm so proud of being
DANISH
Lmaoo so funny love it
Tillykke!
jeg var overrasket over ikke at se "Får får ikke får, får får lam, men få får får så få får som fars får får".... men det er vel fordi den er for nem :P
omg, so funny
Pfft i love being a Dane 😂😂
I am Danish and I haver never heard the word knortekæp, and walking stick, is what I would called a "vandre stav".
Vejen means even more, as for example in "det er vejen derhern"
Or ''Hvad er der i vejen?''
Veronika Berg asfalt
Whoa, what a creative response. I've definitely never heard that one before. 10/10 for originality.
The word "vejen" has lost all meaning to me after doing this video. When I look at the word now I think it looks wrong.
Veronika Berg Thanks.