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Simon
Danish
Jun 1, 2016
Thanks. Yes, it was fun to see the creative use of the language. Have a great summer. Nyd sommeren og de små ting i livet, der bringer lykke og glæde :)
Simon
Danish
May 29, 2016
Selv tak. Det var sjovt at høre om, hvad du så og spiste. Jeg er glad for, at du havde en god oplevelse i Danmark og gerne vil tilbage.
Simon
Danish
May 21, 2016
Selv tak. Jeg håber du får en rigtig god tur og jeg glæder mig til at høre, hvordan det går.
Simon
Danish
May 15, 2016
Ja, det kan godt være svært, når man er træt. Jeg glæder mig til at høre, hvordan jeres planlægnings aften går. Vi ses snart.
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    Jeg bruger Anki og DuoLingo - jeg virkelig elsker Anki! 

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    November 22, 2014
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    I've found just what I'm looking for on Saxo.com - a dictionary for foreign learners of Danish, with phonetic pronunciation of the Danish headwords rather than the English ones, and plenty of example sentences (one of my favourites is "jeg vil gerne tale med Sara Lund - may I speak to Sara Lund, please." !) The authors wrote the Routledge coursebook, "Colloquial Danish". The Danish-English volume is at http://www.saxo.com/dk/dansk-engelsk-ordbog-for-udlaendinge_lise-bostrup_limryg_9788792000330 The English-Danish volume is at http://www.saxo.com/dk/engelsk-dansk-ordbog-for-udlaendinge_lise-bostrup-kirsten-gade-jones-w-glyn-jones_haeftet_9788792000033 They're 250kr each, so not cheap, but the Danish-English volume is available as an ebook (PDF file) for 50kr, which I think is a bargain. It's at http://www.saxo.com/dk/dansk-engelsk-ordbog-for-udlaendinge_pdf_8792000339
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    November 22, 2014
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    Jeg har set En kongelig affære, og Efter brylluppet.  Min jeg kan især godt lide Jagten.

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    October 6, 2014
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    Can anyone recommend an English-Danish dictionary with phonetic pronunciation of the Danish words? I've looked in Foyles in London, but could only find a couple of dictionaries published in Denmark that only give pronunciation of the English words (understandably), and a UK-published dictionary (by Routledge) that also has pronunciation for the English words only. I know I can check pronunciation at Forvo, but I'd really like to be able to read it in the dictionary when I look up the word.
    October 6, 2014
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    9th October

    In few days we will reach it will be 9th October which is a very important day for Valencia (Spain). Valencia was invaded for  by the Iislamic people but in on 9th October 1238 Jaime I comes came here and gets got rid of them.
    Nowadays, 9th October is a festive day in the whole “Comunidad Valenciana” and we celebrate it doing some shows.
    Every 9th October we move the Vvalencian flag from the council's balcony to the cathedral, and then from the cathedral to de Parterre square, where you can see the statue of King Jaime I king statue.
    Finally a lot of people give to lay flowers at the statue of Jaime I statue some flowers and they sing the Valencia’s hymn.

     

    "we celebrate it doing some shows. "  I'm not quite sure what you mean by this.

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    September 24, 2014
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    In addition to the above, I would say:

     

    Happy birthday !!!

    Today is a special day. My son become 14 and my daughter 12. My father was also born on the 24 of September, but they are ages he isn't in this world any more. Usually my kids celebrate their birthdays at school, with some sweets, and get have a party with close friends. Last year they got had a party in a laser game, and had such fun. This year I'm to tired , and I forgot to buy sweets to take to school. But I am still on have time to organize a meeting at the boowling (my daughter often asks to go there), where they can get some pizza, too. Ok, I made up my mind! We'll go to the boowling!

     

    I don't know whether it's correct in American English to say you "get" a party, but in British English you'd say that you "have" a party.

     

    Also, in general I'd write "born on 24th September", even if you would say "born on the 24th of September".

     

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    September 24, 2014
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