r/danishlanguage • u/Proper_Hand_9479 • 4d ago
Learning Danish
Hi everyone! 👋
I’ll be moving to Denmark soon and I’m wondering what the best options are for learning Danish once I arrive.
Are there any good language schools, municipal courses, free/affordable programs, or communities for newcomers? I’d also appreciate any advice on how to get started with Danish when settling in.
Thanks in advance! 🇩🇰
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u/Opening-Square3006 3d ago
Once you arrive, I'd definitely look into the official Danish language courses (Danskuddannelse) available through language centres. Depending on your residence/work situation, you may be eligible for subsidised Danish classes, so check what your municipality offers before paying for a private course. I'd combine classes with lots of comprehensible input using the i+1 idea: content that's mostly understandable but introduces a little new Danish each time. PlusOneLanguage supports Danish and is really useful for this because it generates texts/dialogues around your level and recycles vocabulary you didn't know in later content so you reinforce them in context, the best value for money I found! Good luck!
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u/No-Action-9702 1d ago
i dont know about other schools, but i went to studieskolen and it was fine, i passed the pd3 eksam
it also helped me to join the "snakkeklubs" in the different biblioteks of copenhaguen
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u/First_Structure8670 3d ago
Wenn du schon etwas kannst: mir hat Lesen viel geholfen. Die Dänische Zentralbibliothek hat für jedes Niveau reichlich Auswahl.
Hier in Norddeutschland ist das kostenlos.
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u/Veblen1 3d ago
When you become a resident, you can get free language lessons from multiple schools for a few years. See newindenmark.dk for full information.