r/LearnDanish

Adding Danish subtitles is a game changer!

I started to add Danish subtitles when I both watch/listen something in Danish and when watching something that I like on youtube, in English, and it's a real game changer.

Highly recommended!

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u/ConfidenceNew4559 — 2 days ago
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What are the most important things in Danish pronounciation?

What are the most important things in Danish pronunciation?

Hi! I’m currently learning Danish and I’ve realized that pronunciation is probably the hardest part for me 😭

I’m Dutch, so I’ve noticed that Danish sometimes has sounds or words that feel somewhat familiar because of Dutch, but the pronunciation can still be VERY different. I’m worried that I might accidentally apply Dutch pronunciation rules to Danish without realizing it.

I’m trying to focus on pronunciation from the beginning instead of developing bad habits and having to fix them later. I already know some of the basic pronunciation rules, like the soft d, but I feel like there are probably a lot of important things that beginners tend to miss.

So, for native Danish speakers or people who have learned Danish:

What would you say are the most important things to focus on when learning Danish pronunciation, and are there any common type of mistakes that i could avoid??

Any tips, corrections, or advice would be greatly appreciated! 🇩🇰❤️

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u/learningdanishxx — 5 days ago
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Danish Music with Spanish?

Hi! I’m learning both Danish and Spanish and ran into a song with both recently (Børn Af Natten- Hola Bonita by Ankerstjerne & others). I know it’s a long shot, but do you know any other songs with both? Even if it’s just a few words of Spanish or vice versa? Thanks!

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u/Fine_Ebb_1396 — 10 days ago
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Immersive language learning with youtube flascards

When I was learning, I didn't like the robotic voice on Anki decks. I wanted immersive learning with YouTube videos, to get real uses of a word instead of synthetic Duolingo phrases.

So I made LingoFuse. You paste a YouTube link and it makes flashcards from the video, keeping the full sentence and the clip of original audio, played from the YouTube player. So you hear the real speaker, not TTS. It works on web, android and ios.

There's a free Danish deck with 130 flashcards from 7 videos if you want to see what the cards look like.

demo:

u/MrCogito_hs — 11 days ago