The Danes are ethnic Scandinavians and their native language is Danish. But the country borders on Germany in the south and German is taught in many schools, so many Danes may be able to understand and speak German to a degree.
Norwegians can read and write Danish (if they want to), but to understand spoken Danish is not so easy. The Danes use the same words as Norwegians, with the same spelling mostly, but pronounce many of the consonants differently.
A simple ferryboat is 'ferje' in both languages. Ferrr yuh in Norwegian and fair in Danish.
The difference between Norwegian and Danish is somewhat like the difference between Standard English and Ulster Scots.
I have visited Copenhagen many times and I never had any problems with language. The most of Danes speak very good english, even some speak english fluently. So you do not have to ask: Do you speak english?.
Yeah most Danish people like to talk English.
We are learning English in Danish school 2!
Arhus but only on Wednesday
In Copenhagen, Denmark Danish is the official language, but they also speak English, French, and German.We speak Danish in Denmark and therefore also in Copenhagen, but you can expect people to understand English as well.Danish
Copenhagen is IN denmark! Copenhagen is the capital city of denmark
The capital city of Denmark is Copenhagen or København in Danish.Copenhagen is the capital of Denmark
No, Copenhagen is in Denmark. Copenhagen is the capital city of Denmark.
It is the capital city of Denmark.
Copenhagen is the capital of Denmark. Denmark is a small country in the North of Europe.
Copenhagen is the capital city of Denmark.
No, Copenhagen was and is in Denmark.
No. Copenhagen is in Denmark.
Copenhagen Denmark Temple was created in 2004.
Langeliniekajen 2100 Copenhagen, Denmark
København (Danish spelling) or Copenhagen (usual English spelling) is the capital of Denmark.