Hm, about the danish language. Let me see.
Well our alphabet ends with ÆØÅ instead of the normal XYZ.
Also a lot of the grammatic rules are just things you learn when you grow up, it really doesnt make sense and i doubt you'd ever be fluent in danish if you weren't born here.
Also the most popular tongue twister for foreigners is: rød grød med fløde
If you have any other questions, just ask since i'm really not sure what to tell you, haha.
Edit: And eh, no clue how interesting this is to you but several english words nowadays are sort of danish words from the time where vikings dominated a big part of england.
Like:
"gate" (gade)
"knife" (kniv)
"husband" (husbond)
"call" (kalde)
"egg" (æg).
Edit: I speak danish fluently ofcourse, i learned english from games and from talking it with english people. I understand swedish and norwegian simply because of danish and i understand 70% of german, but i can't even dream of speaking it, and it's only written german i can seem to make sense of. Same goes for dutch, reading the text isn't a problem tbh lol. And i talk just a bit of french.
Well our alphabet ends with ÆØÅ instead of the normal XYZ.
Also a lot of the grammatic rules are just things you learn when you grow up, it really doesnt make sense and i doubt you'd ever be fluent in danish if you weren't born here.
Also the most popular tongue twister for foreigners is: rød grød med fløde
If you have any other questions, just ask since i'm really not sure what to tell you, haha.
Edit: And eh, no clue how interesting this is to you but several english words nowadays are sort of danish words from the time where vikings dominated a big part of england.
Like:
"gate" (gade)
"knife" (kniv)
"husband" (husbond)
"call" (kalde)
"egg" (æg).
Edit: I speak danish fluently ofcourse, i learned english from games and from talking it with english people. I understand swedish and norwegian simply because of danish and i understand 70% of german, but i can't even dream of speaking it, and it's only written german i can seem to make sense of. Same goes for dutch, reading the text isn't a problem tbh lol. And i talk just a bit of french.