🙄 How to say in your language? 😊

Hello! How are you?

2️⃣ That is super nice!! Det er super fedt!!

3️⃣ You speak faster than i can hear!! Du snakker hurtiger end hvad jeg kan høre!!

4️⃣ That is really funny!! Det er virkelig sjovt!!

5️⃣ Cool!!! (But say it in way how you would say it in your language) Fedt!

6️⃣ I love you!!! Jeg elsker dig!

7️⃣ What are your hobbies? Hvad er dine hobbier?

8️⃣ Do you like bubble tea? Kan du lide bubble tea?

9️⃣ I hope maybe we can meet soon!!! Jeg håber snart vi kan mødes!

🔟 (Can you write a really funny and cool word in your language under 10 and maybe explain what it means?)

Det hele sejler - it all sails: it's when everything is kinda messy and nothing is going like it's supposed too.

1️⃣1️⃣ New sentence from @vtt3613: I am sorry, I can't speak (put your language here). Can you speak English?

Jeg er ked af det, jeg snakker ikke dansk. Kan du engelsk?

@Yue_

You are right. It is not easy for a german to understand dutch. But at least I understand a lot if I read dutch. Not every single word but the meaning basically yes. There is a dutch word ("het") which sense I don`t really get, because it it often used in different contexts. Maybe you can help out....

I can help with it bc it is super easy. 🙂 Ok so "het" means "the" in English. So for "the" normally you say "de" but sometimes "het". In German it is a LOTTTTTTT more difficult bc you have to write der des dem den (male) die der der die (female) das des dem das (it) and die der den die (multiple) if i dont make a mistake!!! 😛 😛 BUTTTT when exactly you use which one is VERYYY difficult. At least that is what we think in the WHOLEEE class!!!!!!!

So still abt "het": it can also be used for "it". So if you say can you give it, you can say: kun je het aangeven. So "het" means the same as "it". SOOO what you need to do is look if after "het" comes a noun and if yes it is like "the" and if there is not a noun it means normally "it". 🙂

I hope that is not super confusing!!!!! 😛 😛

Hello! How are you?

2️⃣ That is super nice!! Det er super fedt!!

3️⃣ You speak faster than i can hear!! Du snakker hurtiger end hvad jeg kan høre!!

4️⃣ That is really funny!! Det er virkelig sjovt!!

5️⃣ Cool!!! (But say it in way how you would say it in your language) Fedt!

6️⃣ I love you!!! Jeg elsker dig!

7️⃣ What are your hobbies? Hvad er dine hobbier?

8️⃣ Do you like bubble tea? Kan du lide bubble tea?

9️⃣ I hope maybe we can meet soon!!! Jeg håber snart vi kan mødes!

🔟 (Can you write a really funny and cool word in your language under 10 and maybe explain what it means?)

Det hele sejler - it all sails: it's when everything is kinda messy and nothing is going like it's supposed too.

1️⃣1️⃣ New sentence from @vtt3613: I am sorry, I can't speak (put your language here). Can you speak English?

Jeg er ked af det, jeg snakker ikke dansk. Kan du engelsk?

Thankssss very much @Vixie!!! I added it also in the list above that you wrote the Danish answers!!!! 🙂 Can i ask a question @Vixie, @ChibuTea, @Torakka and @Borboletagirl: it is same like German-Dutch what i chatted with @Wolkenpaule but how much can you understand from each other of Danish, Finnish and Swedish? At least some or is COMPLETELY different everything?

Thankssss very much @Vixie!!! I added it also in the list above that you wrote the Danish answers!!!! 🙂 Can i ask a question @Vixie, @ChibuTea, @Torakka and @Borboletagirl: it is same like German-Dutch what i chatted with @Wolkenpaule but how much can you understand from each other of Danish, Finnish and Swedish? At least some or is COMPLETELY different everything?

Finnish dosent have anything in common with other nordick languages. It is a Finno-Ugric language (prob not written correctly but you get it) so Finnish shares the same language family with Estonian and hungarian. Where as other nordicks are germanic languages. And The only reason as why I can understand swedish is that we are forced to learn it at school.

But in conclusion other nordicks can understand eachother and Finland can not at all.

Finnish dosent have anything in common with other nordick languages. It is a Finno-Ugric language (prob not written correctly but you get it) so Finnish shares the same language family with Estonian and hungarian. Where as other nordicks are germanic languages. And The only reason as why I can understand swedish is that we are forced to learn it at school.

But in conclusion other nordicks can understand eachother and Finland can not at all.

Thanksss i did not know that at all. I never thought that Finnish and Estonian and Hungarian are similar. 😊😇

Thanksss i did not know that at all. I never thought that Finnish and Estonian and Hungarian are similar. 😊😇

Finns can usually understand Estonian even though they are diffrent languages. However we can not understand hungarian eventhoug its in the same language family.

Thankssss very much @Vixie!!! I added it also in the list above that you wrote the Danish answers!!!! 🙂 Can i ask a question @Vixie, @ChibuTea, @Torakka and @Borboletagirl: it is same like German-Dutch what i chatted with @Wolkenpaule but how much can you understand from each other of Danish, Finnish and Swedish? At least some or is COMPLETELY different everything?

I think there’s a general understanding of the other languages, I’ve spoken purely Danish to some who responded I pure Sweden and though it was a bit hard to understand I did feel we could hold a conversation. I think German is a bit harder for me since it’s a language I don’t feel coming as flowing as English, but I had a friend from Germany and I understood a bit here and there in her conversations with her parents and sister.

Thankssss @Torakka and @Vixie!! 🙂 Maybe if i write only in Dutch or perhaps mandarin Chinese i am curious how much ppl REALLY understand from it!! 😛 😛 Can i ask everybody who wants to answer it: what languages do you get in school? In my country it depends but Dutch, English, French and German are normal BUTTT you can in a lot of schools also do Spanish or Latin and ancient Greek.

Can i ask everybody who wants to answer it: what languages do you get in school? In my country it depends but Dutch, English, French and German are normal BUTTT you can in a lot of schools also do Spanish or Latin and ancient Greek.

Finnish, mandatory swedish and english. Then the rest depend on the school but most schools provide german wery young. But in my school you can also learn russian France and spanish.

Thankssss @Torakka and @Vixie!! 🙂 Maybe if i write only in Dutch or perhaps mandarin Chinese i am curious how much ppl REALLY understand from it!! 😛 😛 Can i ask everybody who wants to answer it: what languages do you get in school? In my country it depends but Dutch, English, French and German are normal BUTTT you can in a lot of schools also do Spanish or Latin and ancient Greek.

In Denmark in public schools you have Danish from first grade to tenth grade, English(mandatory) from second to tenth grade. And in fifth grade you can choose between German and French. At other schools like private and such you can have Latin, Spanish and other languages✌️

@Torakka, @ChibuTea, @Wolkenpaule and @Vixie and anybody who wants to say it: if you can learn a NEW language which language do you want to learn the most?

@Torakka, @ChibuTea, @Wolkenpaule and @Vixie and anybody who wants to say it: if you can learn a NEW language which language do you want to learn the most?

German and maybe Estonian just for fun.

Right now I try to understand french. Which is not easy at all.

@Torakka, @ChibuTea, @Wolkenpaule and @Vixie and anybody who wants to say it: if you can learn a NEW language which language do you want to learn the most?

I really want to learn Japanese, so I’m learning a bit on Duolingo😊 But it’s super hard and really REALLY difficult and different from my native language 😬😔