Learn Danish as an absolute beginner | Danish course for beginners

1. Intro: Hi and welcome to this Danish cause for absolute beginners. My name is restless and emanated Dane from Copenhagen. As this course is for absolute beginners, I'll be taking you through all the basics of the Danish language, including a lot of repetition. In this course, you'll learn that Dennis Outfit, dangerous numbers, animals, colors, names of things in house, and names of family members. You'll also get to know some Deniz, famous people and you can test your knowledge and all the quizzes. Also, when you sign up, you'll be provided with a downloadable PDF with all the materials for your convenience. So why wait to start this course today? 2. Quick facts about Denmark: Before we jump into the actual language course, I just want to give you a couple of quick facts about Denmark that you may or may not know. So first of all, Denmark is located in Northern Europe and is part of the Scandinavian region. It is the southernmost of the Nordic countries. The official language is Danish. The currency is a Danish crown or corner. As you say, in Danish. Denmark has a constitutional monarchy and parliamentary democracy. The capsule and largest city is Copenhagen, or as we say in Danish, couldn't happen. Then mug is known for its Viking history and the famous why Qin king have a Bluetooth who united Denmark and Norway in the 10th century. Denmark is also known for its bicycle culture and it's high rate of bicycle usage. Denmark has a high standard of living and it's often ranked as one of the happiest countries in the world. That Mike is also a member of the European Union and nato. 3. Famous Danes: In this module, you'll be introduced to some famous things. Or as we say, Bill quantity ten, scar, dense scar. Do know any of these famous names? If not, don't worry, I'll take you through them one-by-one. First up, we have gone in the morning. My creator, He's the current Queen of Denmark. Then we have conferences and Mary cone, princess and Mary. She's the crown prince of Denmark, and she's originally from Australia. Next up we have Hence question on us and hence question on us. And he's a famous Danish author. Then we have question, excellent question EX, and he's a footballer and plays for the Danish national team. Then we have helena Christensen. Helena Christensen. She's a famous model. Then we have half a photon, half on blotter. He was the first king of Denmark. Then we have MSS, make listen. Mess, Nicholson. He's a famous actor. 4. The Danish Alphabet: In this part of the course, you will learn the letters of the Danish alphabet. For each letter, I will give you an example of a word starting with that word in Danish. The English translation will appear on the slides. The alphabet includes all the letters of the English alphabet, but have three additional letters known as a boo. And let's start. First off, we have a, a. An example of a word is we have b. Be. An example of a word is B, B, C, C. An example of a word is camping. Camping with two. Then we have D. D. An example of a word is Damon. Damon. Then we have E. E. An example of a word is in the fence. Fence. Then we have an example of a word is next up. We have an example of a word is Catherine. Catherine. Next up we have who? Who. An example of a word is hissed. Hissed. Then we have an example of a word is ease. Ease. Next up we have yellow. Yellow. An example of a word is yay. Yay up here. We have an example of a word is shoulder. Shoulder. Then we have an example of a word is lumpy, lambda. Then behind him. In an example of a word is methane. Methane. Then we have an example of a word is nice. Nice. Next up we have an example of a word is boxer. Boxer. Then behalf. He. He. An example of a word is part of a crew. An example of the word is quiz, tail, tail, tail, tail. Then we have L. L. An example of a word is hotter. Water. Next up we have an example of a word is solved. So again, soon see here. Then we have T. T. An example of a word is Tay. Tay. Then we have an example of a word is boolean. Next up we have V, be an exam of a word is, then, then then we have w v. W v. An exam of a word is vegetable, salad, salad. Then we have x, x. An example of a word is sousaphone. Sousaphone didn't have. An example of a word is next up you have set, set. An example of a word is C bar. C bar. Then they have a ie. An example of a word is, they may have an example of a word is bound. Then we have boo, boo. An example of a word is 0. So let's just try and go through them all. Once again. A, a, B, B, C, C, D, D, E, F, E, D. Yeah. Cool. Cool. In in in in crew. Crew. Yeah. L T T V V W V VII, IX, X sit sit. 5. Colors : In this part of the course, you will learn the names of the colors. We say Fava. I encourage you to repeat after me and test your knowledge by completing the quiz after this module. First off, we have black. We say sought, sought. Then we have white. We say, then we have yellow. We say goo. Goo. We have orange. We say OpenShift. Then we have red. We say, Next up is green. We say, good one. Colon. Then we have blue. We see a little blue. Then we have pink. We say looser, Hello. Lisa. Then we have purple. We say Leila. Leila. Then we have gray. We say, cool. Hello. Then we have brown. We say, okay, let's repeat. Swatch. Sought new goo, goo rid over Russia. Clinton. Clinton. Blue, circle, circle, Leila Leila coal, coal. 6. Food: In this part of the course, you will learn the most important food words, or as we say in Danish. Mel. Let's start and remember to repeat after me. First up we have fork. We see Garfield. Then we have the knife. We see Can you can you have spoon? We say Ski. Ski. Then we have plate. We say ten Lacan. Lacan. We have a cup. We say cop, cop. Then we have a red sausage. We see producer. Then we have ham. We say skincare. Skincare. Then we have chicken. We see cooling, cooling. Then we have potato. We say cat tougher, tougher. Next up we have carrot. We say Gould. Gould. Then we have salad. We say satellites. Satellites. Then we have cucumber. We say at ****, ****. They'd, we have broccoli. We say Paul coli, coli. Then we have pineapple. We say N and S. And then S. Then we have apple. We see a blur. Then we have pair. We say para pair. Then you may have a banana. We see Ben name, name. We have grapes. We say the war. Then we have spinach. We say spin. Spin eight. Okay, so let's just quickly go through them. Once again. Can you ski telly I can copy all the production. Skincare. Cooling, tougher, google, Sally's cook or cooling. And then this pair, the name spin aid. 7. The body parts: In this part of the course, you will learn the most important body part words, or as we say in Danish cops data. Let's start. Remember to repeat after me. Oval. Oval. That is Head. Next up is feet. We say Buddha. Buddha. Next up is tos. We say tail. Tail. Next up is hence. We say henna. Henna. We have fingers. We say finger, finger. Then we have arms. We say, then we have IR. We say, yeah. Then we have nose. We see Nasser. Nasser. Then we have mouth. We say mode, mode, and then we have forehead. We say pen, Henan. Then we have chin. We say, Hey, Hey. We have tongue. We say toga, toga. Then we have t. We say Tina, Tina. Then we have eyes, we see are in orange. Then we have lips. We say labor. Labor. Okay, So let's just quickly go through them all. Once again. Whoville hit now? Yeah. Nice pen. Hey, toga. *** know. Lipa. 8. Things in the house: In this part of the course, you will learn the words of some of the things in most houses, or as we say in Danish TV whose Let's start and remember to repeat after me. First up, we have bad. We say sing, sing. Then we have land. We say lambda, lambda. Then we have a television. We say either fiancee, fiancee soon or TV. Tv. Then we have a table. We say four. Then we have a plant. We say plantar. Plantar. Then we have a closet. We say scape, scale. And we have a window. We say B into the into. Then we have a wall. We see the IQ. Iq. We have an oven. We say own, own. Next up we have a sink. We say desk. Desk. Then we have a chair. We say stolen. Stolen. Then we have a full we say good. And they've had a sofa. We say sofa. Sofa. And we have a refrigerator. We say coolies, Calvin Coolidge. Let's just go through them all once again. Same lumper fee and soon or TV For plantar scape. Then do they own desk, stolen gold, sofa, cool escape. 9. Family: In this part of the course, you will learn the most important family words, or as we say in Danish, familiar. Let's start and remember to repeat after me. First up we have Mom. We say more more. Then we have dad. We say far, far. Then we have daughter. We say data. Data. Then we have sun. We see soon, soon. Then we have brother. We say poor, poor. Then we have sister. We say sister. Sister. Then we have Grandfather. We say either far, far, far, far, more, far, more far. Depending on if it's on the mother's on the father's side, then we have Grandmother. We say either far more far more or more, more, more, more. Depending again, on if it's on the father's on the mother's side. Then we have uncle. We say uncle. Ok. And then we have Aren't. We say ten to ten to. So let's just quickly go through them all again. More data. Soon. Sister, far, far, more, far, more, more, more. Bone can tend to. 10. Animals: In this part of the course, you will learn the words of some animals, or as we say in Danish, do. Let's start and remember to repeat after me. First up we have horse in Danish. We say hist. Then we have cow in Dennis. We say Cool, Cool. Then we have goat. In Danny's, we say gill. Then we have a sheep in Danish, be say four. Then we have a chicken. In Danish, we say cooling, cooling. And we have a pig in Danish, we say Greece. Greece. Then we have a dock. In Danish we say. And we have a swan. In Danish, we say Spain, Savannah. Then we have a spider in Dennis, be say a cop. Cop. We have a dog. In Danish, we say h2. And then we have a cat. In Danish we say cats. Cats. So let's just quickly go through them all. Once again. Hist cool. Do all. Ruling Greece and Spain. That cup. Cats. 11. Two important verbs: Next up, I want to teach you two essential Deniz works. What is important to note is that in Danny's we do not conjugate based on gender. This means that the wolf stays the same no matter who or what is doing the action. Let's look at the work to be at via UI. To do. Hen whom? They Hen Hoon D L D L. D. Yeah, D, L, D, L. And now let's look at the work ethic. He, the he, the UI, Hilda. Hilda to Hitler. Hitler, Hen De, Hen, day, Hitler. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. 12. Basic conversations: Now let's look at a civil conversation using the works and some of the greeting she just learned. Hi there. Hello too high or too high. What is your name? Hi, Anna. Hi. Hello, Anna. Hi, my name is Anna. Who created mood I who can get at mood. I Nice to meet you. Too far. More too far. Where are you from? Desk or too far? Or too far? I am Danish. Where are you from? Yeah. If we say yeah, if we say I am from the USA. Now, let's look at another conversation. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Well then Gordon. Hi, How are you? Good? What I go to MIT, but then go to Medina. Good. How are you doing? Got tuck. Tuck. Good. Thank you. Dear God. The Amoco do this is they are caught. Yamacraw new disease. That's good. I have to go now. See you. Cease. Cease. 13. Greetings: Now let's go through some commonly used words and sentences when greeting someone. In thinness. When you meet someone, you use the say height. Height. If you want to say good day, you can say Good day. Good day. If you want to ask the person how it's going, you can say, what en golden, golden. And then you can answer. Good. Which is brought. God's. If you want to say goodbye or just by you say Father. And very often you say see you. And that is this is VCs. 14. Danish Numbers Explanation: Okay, so before we jump into practicing all the Danish numbers, I just want to try and give you an explanation on why the numbers are as they are. For most people, it's pretty easy to learn the numbers up to ten or 20. And after that it gets a bit complicated. So let me try and give you an explanation on this. So the numbers from 2,039.9 are formed by combining a tens digit and the word to, which means 20. The tens digit is usually the word for the number followed by 0, which means and the word for to vote. The origin of this way of constructing numbers identities likely rooted in the fact that the number system in ancient times was based on the number 20, known as the decimal system. This system is still used in some languages, including Danish and German. So to understand, we need to look at the old word center, which means times multiply. We also need to understand that the rule of the numbers work on 20th rather than tenths. So 60 is coming from Trey center tube. Tube, which is shorten too. S AT follows a similar pattern as Oedipus's, of course four times 24 senior tuber fears Institute, which is shortened to thes. So hope you're still with me. Okay, Then it becomes even more complicated. The haves equals to two-and-a-half healthier, which is half-full, equals to three-and-a-half. Fem, which is half phi equals to 4.5. This means that you take the 20s and then half of 20 e.g. Stress, which is 50, is equal to two times 20 plus ten, which is the half. Which is then shorten to help address. The long version would be held cyclists into healthy S. This assembly is equal to three times 20 plus ten, which is then 70. 90 or held firms is four times 20 plus ten, which is then shown to help firms. 15. Numbers- 0-10: Okay, so in this part of the course, you will learn the numbers, or as we say in Danish, tell. You will learn how to count to 100. Let's start with the numbers zero to ten. And remember to repeat after me. Thank you. Noted no. E e tool. Tool. It's crazy. Yeah. 66 su su Nee Nee ti ti. 16. Numbers- 11-20: Let's continue by learning the numbers. 11 to 2011. 11. Total cotton, cotton. Few warden. Shorten them. Tin system system. Susan Susan Edison. Edison Nixon. Nixon to there to there. 17. Numbers- 21-30: Okay, and now let's go through the numbers 21-30. And remember to repeat after me. A0, a1, a2, a0, a1, a2, a2, a2, a2, a2, a2, a2, a2, a2, a2, Sue or to sue or two. Odell to Bordeaux to knee to knee or two. Hello, there. 18. Numbers-31-40: Okay, So let's do 31 to 40. Here we go. Eight and that's called the Talmud to all toddler, to all toddler. Old column. Bod POD. They both have 6/6 or toddler Sue, what's called sewers. Harvard scholar who do what's called neon. Neon. 19. Numbers- 41-50: Okay. And now it's time for numbers 41 to 50. Repeat after me. Please know enough to offer. To offer offer. Offer. They offer the 66. Sue. Sue for Buddha, Buddha for Nino, for NEO, for health. Hello. 20. Numbers- 51-60: Okay, so let's go through the numbers. 51 to 60. Health health health class. To class. Or health or health class. Hello, class. My health because it won't help us. Six or six or HealthWest. Sue. Sue will help us. Stress. Stress. Stress. Stress Stress. Stress. 21. Numbers-61-70: Now let's do 61 to 70 E naught plus E. Notice to attests to old tray on stress and stress. Yield stress. Yield stress. Stress. Stress. Stress. Stress. Stress. Stress. Stress. Stress. Hello. Yes. Hello, yes. 22. Numbers- 71-80: Now let's do 71 to 80. And remember to repeat after me. Now. Yes. Yes. To overhead? Yes. To all health. Yes. Yes. Yes. Fie fie fie fie us. Fit more healthy and fit more healthy us. 66? Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Fears. 23. Numbers- 81-90: Good, and now we'll do 81 to 90 together. Enough fierce, fierce to Orpheus. Orpheus. Orpheus. Orpheus. Fear fears, fears, fears. Mafias. Six or five years, six years. Sue fears. Fears. Fears. Fears. Fears. Fears. Health fifths, fence. 24. Numbers - 91-100: And now for the last part, 91, 200. Please repeat after me. Phipps. Phipps. Health fence or health Phipps. Phipps. How fence? Yeah. Hello fence. I help Phipps. Help famous sex or health fence six or health fibs sewer suit. Well, how would I need your help? Phipps. Phipps. Who know? Who know. 25. Days of the week: In this part of the course, you will learn the days of the week, the month, and the seasons in Danish. We say Rue de Moon though, also Summer. Let's start with the days of the week. And I encourage you to repeat after me. First day of the week. First day is Monday. We say meant that meant that. Then they is Tuesday. We say t is there TO step. Then there's Wednesday. We see one-step. Wouldn't stare. Then there's a thirsty, we see toaster, a toaster. Then this Friday, we see grader Beta. Then they Saturday, we say louder. And then this Sunday, we see Saturday. Sunday. Let's just repeat encourage you to repeat after me. Meant day. Monday. Teosinte. Teosinte. Wouldn't stare. State toaster, a toaster. Grader? Grader? No, I think no. I think Sunday. Sunday. 26. Months: Then we add the months. Again. I encourage you to repeat after me. Mood is a moon of the months. Okay. First one is Yan. Wow. Yeah, Nuwa. The poor the poor. Maths. Maths. My my uni uni. Usually, usually August, September, September, October, November, November, December. This simple. Let's just repeat them one more time. Yeah, Noah, the poor maths. You mean usually a ghost? September, October, November, December. 27. Seasons: Last but not least, we have the seasons. Summer. Again. I encourage you to repeat after me. First up, we have 0, 0, that is spring. Then we have summer, summer, summer. Then we have Alton, which is if the, if the 0. And then we have winter, which is data, data. Let's just go through them again. Or soma. Soma. If the, if the data. 28. Outro: Congratulations on completing this Danish calls for absolute beginners. Well done. I hope you liked it and if you did, please remember to leave me a review, that would really help. Once again, thank you so much and I hope to see you around, or as we say in tennis match attack or per game soon. Bye.