[Leo]

@William These are not necessarily my recommendations, they’re just ideas I’ve heard as being useful, from people I’ve communicated with over the years:

– Try Tandem, a culture and language exchange app
– Use and study with the Duolingo language app
– Watch subtitled films in your desired language
– Listen to music in your desired language
– Hire a private tutor for in-person lessons
– Befriend a native speaker or few
– Enroll in a college-level language class
– Visit a native country of the language

My personal recommendations would be:

– Date a Danish woman who cares enough to educate and motivate you to fluency
– Find a job/cause in the Denmark and relocate there for a long-term stay
– Force yourself into a situation where you need to learn the language skills
– Stop using English and limit your expressions to Danish until fluent

[William]

Hello, I am learning Danish and I’m interested if anyone has any tips or tricks, as well as possibly helping me practice by writing to me in Danish.

Thanks!

[Author]

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