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 Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2006 5:49 pm
Archelaus sweatdrop Its really hard reading danish,Im swedish and i have to concentrate nearly on every single word.Thats hard work smile . vice-versa with me!
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Posted: Wed Dec 27, 2006 8:32 am
I find Danish harder than French.
Learning it right now.
However alot of the people say
It is easier than French.
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Posted: Wed Dec 27, 2006 3:51 pm
Jeg ved ikke helt hvad jeg skal sige lige i denne samtale, som jeg jo springer ind i
dansk er jo ikke svært for mig da det er mit modersmål
^^
I am proud of my language... it kinda makes me a little 'taller' when i hear someone is interested in my country or language whee
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Posted: Thu Dec 28, 2006 7:33 am
E.M.O.T.I.O.N.L.E.S.S I find Danish harder than French.
Learning it right now.
However alot of the people say
It is easier than French.
French is more alike to the English tongue, which should make it easier to learn.
Danish has unlogical grammar, unlogical pronouncation and very hard pronounciation at that, too. Not to mention, unlike most languages, Danish is kinda monotone and doesn't have a sing-song to it like, say, Norwegian.
It is, however, much easier to learn once you know Norwegian.
But easier than french? Maybe if you have learned french first, but... No, I couldn't imagine it being easier. Oh, og velkommen til guilden, Ab.
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Posted: Thu Dec 28, 2006 11:26 am
HellsBitch E.M.O.T.I.O.N.L.E.S.S I find Danish harder than French.
Learning it right now.
However alot of the people say
It is easier than French.
French is more alike to the English tongue, which should make it easier to learn.
Danish has unlogical grammar, unlogical pronouncation and very hard pronounciation at that, too. Not to mention, unlike most languages, Danish is kinda monotone and doesn't have a sing-song to it like, say, Norwegian.
It is, however, much easier to learn once you know Norwegian.
But easier than french? Maybe if you have learned french first, but... No, I couldn't imagine it being easier. Oh, og velkommen til guilden, Ab. [/quoteIs swedish easier or harder to learn that Danish then?
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Posted: Fri Dec 29, 2006 3:43 pm
HellsBitch E.M.O.T.I.O.N.L.E.S.S I find Danish harder than French.
Learning it right now.
However alot of the people say
It is easier than French.
French is more alike to the English tongue, which should make it easier to learn.
Danish has unlogical grammar, unlogical pronouncation and very hard pronounciation at that, too. Not to mention, unlike most languages, Danish is kinda monotone and doesn't have a sing-song to it like, say, Norwegian.
It is, however, much easier to learn once you know Norwegian.
But easier than french? Maybe if you have learned french first, but... No, I couldn't imagine it being easier. Oh, og velkommen til guilden, Ab.
I hear from many new comers here that they have a hell of a hard time trying to learn our language X.X;;
i almost pity them
But i feel proud of it
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Posted: Sat Dec 30, 2006 6:43 am
Abusive Mana Det tror jeg på
I hear from many new comers here that they have a hell of a hard time trying to learn our language X.X;;
i almost pity them
But i feel proud of it
The Schools are ridiculously called Danish Folk High Schools in English. Makes me want to gag...
It takes in a lot of foreign students, too, and has special classes for international students.
Link for any interessted: Hadsten HøjskoleI just got back from it, and even though there's the language barrier, you become friends with everyone and when you go home after your stay, every one (but me) is crying. Teachers, students the like. Everybody is crying. It is a great place.
There are other schools like this around the country, but this is the one I went to for 18 weeks.
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Posted: Sat Dec 30, 2006 9:30 am
Isnt that like an Efterskole?
Jeg gik på en efterskole i 2005/2006
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Posted: Mon Jan 01, 2007 9:06 am
[Somebody] HellsBitch E.M.O.T.I.O.N.L.E.S.S I find Danish harder than French.
Learning it right now.
However alot of the people say
It is easier than French.
French is more alike to the English tongue, which should make it easier to learn.
Danish has unlogical grammar, unlogical pronouncation and very hard pronounciation at that, too. Not to mention, unlike most languages, Danish is kinda monotone and doesn't have a sing-song to it like, say, Norwegian.
It is, however, much easier to learn once you know Norwegian.
But easier than french? Maybe if you have learned french first, but... No, I couldn't imagine it being easier. Oh, og velkommen til guilden, Ab. [/quoteIs swedish easier or harder to learn that Danish then? somewhat you have to add a few more words and what not I can relate to both Danish and Norwegian, english (and German) in it. French is easy to pronounce but hard to spell ( is taking level 2 french in school)
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Posted: Tue Jan 02, 2007 1:49 pm
[Somebody] Is swedish easier or harder to learn that Danish then? I am repeatedly told Swedish and Norwegian are both easier, although I have not tried to learn it. Apparently the pronunciation and spelling relate to each other better (which I find easy to believe as Danish really sucks for that). I once overheard a conversation on a college campus between two stereotypical American frat boys with backwards baseball caps, which can be summarized to the following. frat boy 1 Dude, I gotta go to Swedish class frat boy 2 Dude, why are you taking Swedish? frat boy 1 Cuz Swedish is frikkin' easy, dude. frat boy 2 No way, dude. Everyone takes Spanish because it's easy. frat boy 1 Dude. Swedish is, like, way easy. Easier than Spanish. Seriously, dude. I'm not sure how reliable of a source that is, but I can tell you I've never heard anything similar about Danish wink
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Posted: Wed Jan 03, 2007 10:09 am
[Somebody] Is swedish easier or harder to learn that Danish then?
Personally, I think swedish is harder than danish. I have a hard time understanding both the written and spoken parts of swedish.
During the past 4 months, I have spent time with a girl who came from the czech republic. She found swedish easier to learn, than danish. Abusive Mana Isnt that like an Efterskole?
Jeg gik på en efterskole i 2005/2006
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Posted: Thu Jan 04, 2007 6:08 am
HellsBitch [Somebody] Is swedish easier or harder to learn that Danish then?
Personally, I think swedish is harder than danish. I have a hard time understanding both the written and spoken parts of swedish.
During the past 4 months, I have spent time with a girl who came from the czech republic. She found swedish easier to learn, than danish. I would agree Swedish is harder for me than Danish Abusive Mana Isnt that like an Efterskole?
Jeg gik på en efterskole i 2005/2006 is that for highschool students no?
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Posted: Sat Jan 06, 2007 9:50 pm
HellsBitch [Somebody] Is swedish easier or harder to learn that Danish then?
Personally, I think swedish is harder than danish. I have a hard time understanding both the written and spoken parts of swedish.
During the past 4 months, I have spent time with a girl who came from the czech republic. She found swedish easier to learn, than danish. Abusive Mana Isnt that like an Efterskole?
Jeg gik på en efterskole i 2005/2006
I highly recommend anyone young enough to attend an Efterskole (or Højskole) if they move to Denmark
Its an amazing experience and you grow alot 3nodding
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Posted: Mon Jan 08, 2007 6:18 am
Abusive Mana HellsBitch [Somebody] Is swedish easier or harder to learn that Danish then?
Personally, I think swedish is harder than danish. I have a hard time understanding both the written and spoken parts of swedish.
During the past 4 months, I have spent time with a girl who came from the czech republic. She found swedish easier to learn, than danish. Abusive Mana Isnt that like an Efterskole?
Jeg gik på en efterskole i 2005/2006
I highly recommend anyone young enough to attend an Efterskole (or Højskole) if they move to Denmark
Its an amazing experience and you grow alot 3nodding Er en højskole ligsom "Highschool" eller Kollegium? eller hvad?
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Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 5:13 am
Efterskole/Højskole is like a borading school. You live there, you have your classes there etc. But the thing about it is, that unlike a normal High School, you have responsebility to meet to your classes and keep your room clean. You are also treated as an adult, a thing you very rarely see in ordinary schools here in Denmark. It makes you grow and see life and the people in said life in a completely new way. It also helps build up your confidence. Mostly because you cant just stay home from school. The same people are going to be around you all the time. 24/7. It creates an amazing atmpsphere and if two people dont get along well, they'll just have to work on that and not get on each others cases. It is really quite spectacular.
Efterskole is like junior high. Its mostly from grades 9-10, but there are many with only 10th grade, and some which start already at 8th greade.
Højskole is for any one. Ther agelimit, though, is 17½ for the youngest. A lot of people use a stay in a højskole as a place to meet new people, grow and find out what further education they want.
The danish Military has a special agreement with the schools. When soldiers come home from Iraque or Iran or places there have been war and other things that might have left them forgotten with how to live in a "normal" society, or just the danish society. They go through a test when they come home, and if it shows that they need to learn to function in the danish society, they will most often be sent to a Højskole to be eased back in.
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