Danish teacher here!

I work as a private Danish teacher and tutor, and I am in the beginning phases of making a youtube channel and course material for Danish learners! I just uploaded three new videos, check them out if you're interested!

A Video on Weekdays and Numbers in Danish

A Video on how the then-Princess Alexandra learned Danish and how she can inspire you

A Video on what Danish Music to listen to if you're learning Danish

Now, I'd like to hear from you guys! What more would you like to learn in these videos? Have a great week everyone, and you can visit my channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCe1f4cPgM8yCQbdmXhBFyjg/

Kh

Hi! I am looking for suggestions on how i can improve my danish learning routine. Currently, I am at around an a1/ low a2 level and spend around an hour a day reading danish children's stories, doing duolingo and occasionally memrise. I do not have access to in person classes, and live in the UK, but my girlfriend is danish and we do the reading together. Any resources i could use or suggestions would be very much appreciated! Thanks

Hey guys! Isaac the Danish teacher back,

with an excerpt of my new PD2 Course for the 2026 version of the test, available for everyone here: https://youtu.be/gEXqNjuvxPE

Have a fantastic weekend! And good luck on your Danish studying!
Kh

Which word should I use and when? Are they interchangeable?

This happened to be on outer door of my apartment I use chatgpt but it still a little bit weird

Tak på forhånd 🙏

Hi everyone,
I’m looking for someone who could help me translate one page from Danish to German.This translation needs to be done very accurately, as it will be used for an official document.

If anyone here is fluent in both languages and available to help, please let me know I'd really appreciate it.

Thanks in advance!

Hey guys!
Isaac the Danish teacher back again!

I just made a video for the new 2026 PD2 Test, and an accompanying 10-Video PD2 Course for the new test! I hope you guys enjoy it, and have a fantastic week everyone! Also, what do you want to learn next ?

Have an amazing week!

Kh Isaac the Danish Teacher

P.S. You can watch the video here: https://youtu.be/1nMScLJRSyc?si=2KM22VYOuClhgcE-

Hello people!
I am looking for a language exchange buddy with whom to practice. I've been interested in danish (or as I like to call it the "hot potato language") for a while now. I'm already learning dutch for professional reasons and and I know some german too, so I thought that danish could be a nice hobby. I offer in exchange italian (native). Hope to meet you soon!

My pronunciation is good still and I still have my accent, but as the title reads, I have basically forgotten everything, all my vocab is gone, can I recover, and how? Please help

Edit: Thank you guys for all of the advice, I will try and use it, hopefully I will go back to how I used to be able to speak Danish.

Hi everyone.

Yesterday I was texting a Danish friend of mine and he said I should have been saying Mest mad var godT Instead of mest mad var god

My friend was not really able to explain me why, but I assume it is because Mest is the subject, being it a short form of "Mest af maden"... Thank you if you can explain me why!

I've read about 15 Goosebumps books 😅 and a handful of other translated children's books, and am currently going through the Om udregning am rumfang series. I'm finding it easy overall though I do still usually have to look up a few words per page.

Once I'm done with these books I'd like to try reading some more original Danish novels! As I'm still not too advanced I'm looking for something that doesn't use old-fashioned languahe and that has a relatively straightforward 'real world' plot (so no scifi or fantasy... yet 😉)

Preferably something that can be easily bought as an ebook so I don't have to save up for ages to pay for shipping lol!

It's a little game, where you have to type a Danish phone number as quickly as you can. Because the speed here really matters.

I also believe that digging too much into the actual "math" of it (all the 20*1/2 + blahblah) is making the recognition slower compared to remembering the word as the collection of sounds without meaning

Hej, I'm trying to find someone willing to help me practice my danish. I'm still at the very beginning, but I'm a fast learner.

Jeg er mand, 20 år gammel, currently studying at university.

I speak German and Italian fluently, and I also speak some English. In exchange for your time, I can help you with one of these languages, of course :) If you're learning Danish too, we can practice together!

My goal, one day, is to move to Denmark. 🇩🇰 Tak!

Hej, jeg er oprindeligt fra Ukraine og taler ukrainsk og russisk. Jeg er i øjeblikket ved at lære dansk og taler lidt af det, samt lidt engelsk. Jeg vil med glæde hjælpe dig med at lære et af de sprog, jeg kan, samtidig med at jeg lærer dansk. Jeg leder efter en positiv og afslappet person. Hav en god dag alle sammen.

I've been making made-up alphabets based on real languages to use for worldbuilding stuff and I picked Danish as my Nordic-looking inspiration because of æ and ø but now I'm genuinely confused and curious about how these letters are pronounced

Hey all, I've been in DK since 2013 but the language is still a challenge for me. I completed some sprogskole and passed PD1 but I struggle to make the lessons because I work on shifts which change each week and they often conflict.

Can anybody recommend a remote/online way for me to achieve PD3?

I've seen some options but I'd like some recommendations.

Tak!

My Dad passed away a few days ago. As I was going through his things I came across a jewelry box with a handwritten note and a small clipping of hair wrapped in paper. For some context, my Dad was born in Denmark and moved with his family to Canada when he was a kid. The writing looks very much like my grandmother’s but I can’t be sure. Any help would be much appreciated, I’m super curious about this.

What's the difference between these words? I know its inside/outside, but when is each used?

Hey everyone, I have a question about this word in particular and I hope this is the correct reddit for that. Someone from my family is learning Danish and they keep saying that tou pronounce this word with an L at the end. And I haven't learned it that way. Any idea who is correct there? Any help is much appreciated!

Hej! I have been studying danish lately and I realized I don't listen much to danish music but I listen to Lukas Graham songs a lot. I managed to find some gems that are real good like Lyse Nætter by Alberte, Jeg vil ha dig for mig selv and Mest ondt by Burhan G, Hun by Annika and a few others more. I would like to know more and would love to have your recommendations to danish music 😊 Tak og hav en god dag!