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 Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 7:53 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. Abusive Mana Isnt that like an Efterskole?
Jeg gik på en efterskole i 2005/2006 ok 3nodding But I have heard from many people that Swedish is a very hard language as there is no rule for 'a' and 'an', and this affects the whole sentance if you don't know if a word is 'en' or 'ett' because you have to change other words as well sweatdrop Is it the same for Danish?
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Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 8:10 am
[Somebody] 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 ok 3nodding But I have heard from many people that Swedish is a very hard language as there is no rule for 'a' and 'an', and this affects the whole sentance if you don't know if a word is 'en' or 'ett' because you have to change other words as well sweatdrop Is it the same for Danish? Yes, except et has one t in Danish. smile
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Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 10:47 am
adabyron [Somebody] 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 ok 3nodding But I have heard from many people that Swedish is a very hard language as there is no rule for 'a' and 'an', and this affects the whole sentance if you don't know if a word is 'en' or 'ett' because you have to change other words as well sweatdrop Is it the same for Danish? Yes, except et has one t in Danish. smile ok, I never paid attention to that sweatdrop
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Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2007 8:18 am
Jeg taler ikke dansk.
Lol. I have the feeling that is incorrect. xD
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Posted: Thu Jan 11, 2007 2:12 pm
E.M.O.T.I.O.N.L.E.S.S Jeg taler ikke dansk.
Lol. I have the feeling that is incorrect. xD
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Posted: Thu Jan 11, 2007 10:08 pm
I'd kinda like to learn Danish myself. If not master it, then at least get familiar with it. I only know four words: jeg-I, deg-you, Danmark-Denmark, and Dansk-Danish. sweatdrop
Does anyone have some sites for Danish? And it would be most appreciated if someone could point me to a pronunciation guide that has sound clips to listen to.
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Posted: Fri Jan 12, 2007 7:23 am
Hawk_McKrakken I'd kinda like to learn Danish myself. If not master it, then at least get familiar with it. I only know four words: jeg-I, deg-you, Danmark-Denmark, and Dansk-Danish. sweatdrop Does anyone have some sites for Danish? And it would be most appreciated if someone could point me to a pronunciation guide that has sound clips to listen to. Actually dig* is you and dansk is not capitalized. There are some links in the language learning section. This one is the one I'm familiar with and it has audio clips. Jeg and dig both rhyme with the English word eye. Enjoy! biggrin * Dig is the objective form, like the German dich and dir forms. Du is nominative. For first person singular, jeg is nominative, and mig is objective.
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Posted: Fri Jan 12, 2007 10:56 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. Really, well the people I know are mostly foreign and they say that it is easier than French because they are so used to it. Maybe it just seems easier to them because Danish is used on the radio the TV and the subtitles in movies.
Also they say there are alot of similar words to english in Danish. @_@ I guess that is why.
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Posted: Fri Jan 12, 2007 8:17 pm
adabyron Hawk_McKrakken I'd kinda like to learn Danish myself. If not master it, then at least get familiar with it. I only know four words: jeg-I, deg-you, Danmark-Denmark, and Dansk-Danish. sweatdrop Does anyone have some sites for Danish? And it would be most appreciated if someone could point me to a pronunciation guide that has sound clips to listen to. Actually dig* is you and dansk is not capitalized. There are some links in the language learning section. This one is the one I'm familiar with and it has audio clips. Jeg and dig both rhyme with the English word eye. Enjoy! biggrin * Dig is the objective form, like the German dich and dir forms. Du is nominative. For first person singular, jeg is nominative, and mig is objective. See? Even the words I thought I knew were incorrect in many ways. xp Thanks a bunch for the link.
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Posted: Mon Jan 15, 2007 3:33 am
E.M.O.T.I.O.N.L.E.S.S Really, well the people I know are mostly foreign and they say that it is easier than French because they are so used to it. Maybe it just seems easier to them because Danish is used on the radio the TV and the subtitles in movies.
Also they say there are alot of similar words to english in Danish. @_@ I guess that is why.
There is a s**t load of danish words taken from english and just switched a few letters to make it look Danish.
Pathetic = Patetisk
Location = Lokation (Although the 'a' in the danish is a bit more flat than in the english)
And that's just a few.
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Posted: Mon Jan 15, 2007 9:33 am
Hawk_McKrakken adabyron Hawk_McKrakken I'd kinda like to learn Danish myself. If not master it, then at least get familiar with it. I only know four words: jeg-I, deg-you, Danmark-Denmark, and Dansk-Danish. sweatdrop Does anyone have some sites for Danish? And it would be most appreciated if someone could point me to a pronunciation guide that has sound clips to listen to. Actually dig* is you and dansk is not capitalized. There are some links in the language learning section. This one is the one I'm familiar with and it has audio clips. Jeg and dig both rhyme with the English word eye. Enjoy! biggrin * Dig is the objective form, like the German dich and dir forms. Du is nominative. For first person singular, jeg is nominative, and mig is objective. See? Even the words I thought I knew were incorrect in many ways. xp Thanks a bunch for the link. here's a more helpful link http://hjem.tele2adsl.dk/johnmadsen/Danish/danish.html
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Posted: Tue Jan 16, 2007 11:01 am
HellsBitch E.M.O.T.I.O.N.L.E.S.S Really, well the people I know are mostly foreign and they say that it is easier than French because they are so used to it. Maybe it just seems easier to them because Danish is used on the radio the TV and the subtitles in movies.
Also they say there are alot of similar words to english in Danish. @_@ I guess that is why.
There is a s**t load of danish words taken from english and just switched a few letters to make it look Danish.
Pathetic = Patetisk
Location = Lokation (Although the 'a' in the danish is a bit more flat than in the english)
And that's just a few. I find speaking really hard. xD
Words like "of course" in Danish. I cant spell it.
But that word I really cant say. xD
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Posted: Tue Jan 16, 2007 1:59 pm
E.M.O.T.I.O.N.L.E.S.S HellsBitch E.M.O.T.I.O.N.L.E.S.S Really, well the people I know are mostly foreign and they say that it is easier than French because they are so used to it. Maybe it just seems easier to them because Danish is used on the radio the TV and the subtitles in movies.
Also they say there are alot of similar words to english in Danish. @_@ I guess that is why.
There is a s**t load of danish words taken from english and just switched a few letters to make it look Danish.
Pathetic = Patetisk
Location = Lokation (Although the 'a' in the danish is a bit more flat than in the english)
And that's just a few. I find speaking really hard. xD
Words like "of course" in Danish. I cant spell it.
But that word I really cant say. xD selvfølgelig-of course I would recommend the link above if you have speakers or buy Teach yourself Danish w/CDs. If you try learning Norwegian along side it, it becomes easier to read and possibly spelling the words right.... before I bought the danish course I would always pronunce my words like Norwegian and know I can pronunce them fine...just need to work on the grammar so Hellsbitch's eyes don't bleed...tak for hjaelpen...with the corrections
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Posted: Fri Jan 19, 2007 11:29 am
Hmm
well I can see how 'Selvfølgelig' is a b***h xd
its a pretty complicated word, the way its spelled
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Posted: Sat Jan 20, 2007 8:52 am
Abusive Mana Hmm
well I can see how 'Selvfølgelig' is a b***h xd
its a pretty complicated word, the way its spelled Ja ...it's complicated......(I'm still getting used to it)
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