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.
I know, I use Dania, which is a bit different from IPA or Ordnet system, so I know that can be confusing. If I made tutorials now, I would prefer a simplified IPA. You can also find inspiration at udtaleordbog.dk/ or look for correlation between Dania & IPA & Ordnet schwa.dk/lydskrift/utilpasset-ipa-konklusion/
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".
Thank you for your feedback. Glad to hear that some rules are clear, actually many of them work, though there are many exceptions. Good luck with learning Danish ;)
Hi! Nice, that you liked the video. Thanks! Yes, I use Dania, but it is of course based on the International Phonetic Alphabet. I really like Dania, as it is the most human one in terms of transcription signs, and they are closer to the spelling.
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.
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 ;)
This is so helpful! Thank you. I feel a lot more confident about Danish pronunciation now. It's a lot of information to take in though, so I'm converting your table of examples and audio into flashcards for Anki, for my own use. Please let me know if you'd like a copy when I finish. I might also post it on "AnkiWeb" with attribution, if you approve. I've finished the first two videos already, with audio, but am still going to work a bit on reducing background noise and trimming silence, and I might improve the format of the cards after using them a bit.
Hi It's nice to hear, that the tutorial was helpful. I can send you the pdfs of screen recordings, if you send me your mail address to elena@sokolova.dk.
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?
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 !
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.
I know, I use Dania, which is a bit different from IPA or Ordnet system, so I know that can be confusing. If I made tutorials now, I would prefer a simplified IPA. You can also find inspiration at udtaleordbog.dk/ or look for correlation between Dania & IPA & Ordnet schwa.dk/lydskrift/utilpasset-ipa-konklusion/
Fascinating!
I sweated like after a workout while practicing pronunciation 😂
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".
Thank you for your feedback. Glad to hear that some rules are clear, actually many of them work, though there are many exceptions. Good luck with learning Danish ;)
THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO!!
Omg! Thanks a lot for this! 🎉❤❤
Thanks for the video
Thanks) It was really useful and interesting)
Hi!
Nice, that you liked the video. Thanks!
Yes, I use Dania, but it is of course based on the International Phonetic Alphabet.
I really like Dania, as it is the most human one in terms of transcription signs, and they are closer to the spelling.
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.
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 ;)
Good to hear, the video was helpful ;)
This is so helpful! Thank you. I feel a lot more confident about Danish pronunciation now.
It's a lot of information to take in though, so I'm converting your table of examples and audio into flashcards for Anki, for my own use. Please let me know if you'd like a copy when I finish. I might also post it on "AnkiWeb" with attribution, if you approve. I've finished the first two videos already, with audio, but am still going to work a bit on reducing background noise and trimming silence, and I might improve the format of the cards after using them a bit.
Could you please send a copy to me? it will be very helpful, Thanks
maa@et.aau.dk
thank you for the video. was that a total of six different sounds or am i way off?
Tak🌹🌷🌺
Hi! Tak for det! Jeg læser dansk og det er meget nyttige! :)
Good 🎉❤🎉🎉🎉🎉
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?
Hi
It's nice to hear, that the tutorial was helpful.
I can send you the pdfs of screen recordings, if you send me your mail address to elena@sokolova.dk.
could you please send me the PDFs ? they are really helpful. Thanks
maa@et.aau.dk
Hi ! Can I get it too pls🙏🏻 nazandeniz45@hotmail.com
@@sokolovaDK , Can you also send me the pdfs? ( bessanje1993@hotmail.com )
@@sokolovaDK Idk if you will see my message, but... could you please send me the PDFs as well? ( miguelmonero@hotmail.com )
Tak
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?
May i have the docx file?
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 !
That's because you have a troubled ear not because you are a foreigner.