🗣️ 🇩🇰 Things Danish People Say That I Love (part 1) #shorts

While I’m still not great at learning Danish or speaking Danish, I have picked up enough to have some favorite Danish words. I also love some of the ways that Danes speak English slightly different than American English. Some things are more logical or more inclusive 🫶 I kept a list of these things in a note on my phone since moving to Denmark. Here are 3, but I have a lot more if you want some follow ups, just let me know and I'll add additional parts of Danish words and expressions that I love to hear after living in Denmark for almost 6 years 😀 #expatindenmark #americanindenmark #danes #movingtodenmark #danishvsenglish #dansk #denmark #danmark #expat #expatindenmark #livingindenmark #expatlife #expatliving #livingabroad #lifeindenmark

[Thatscrazylol]

It does mean dearest. And I think it's very sweet.

[treefrog]

I am learning Danish and will forevermore call my sweetie Kæreste. ❤️ I like it.

[stagger]

Never really thought about that, just grown up whit those expressions, but hearing a American say it, it make perfect sense 👍🏻

[Annikat]

Ha im from Denmark and Ive never thought of that😅

[Angxlic_luvsyaa]

As I’m from Denmark I can say that all of this is true 😊

[DNAppm]

I love them, too, the Danes and their special expressions, and the Robe Trotters that point them out and share them!

[nickeydavidsen]

I love your vids Im danish and this just made my day ❤️😁

[SillySnailss]

Im Danish and yes its true thank you:)

[KimSummerMarie]

Hi iam Danish 🇩🇰 and i fink that it is fun to see your

[Zandain]

#2 of course!!
I enjoy the way you look at everything, Danish
hello from Hundested 🌸🌦

[havenisse]

Have you ever heard Conrad molden? He is hilarious with his stand up on Danish language

[anderslarsen]

Im danish and sure some times its nice but some times being danish suck. Also just telling you EVERYONE IN DANMARK are nice people. Like people are so nice. I ones goed out of a door and some random nice old man just cave me some chogled. Like people are just nice to he couther 😁🇩🇰 . But awe langouge kinda suck still i love Danmark 😄.

Also if I sayed somethings rong. Its because im danish.
Like this command if you love Danmark
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[ppunion]

You definitely nailed it just now when you said "kæreste". And you are correct about the meaning. It does mean dearest.
I don't think Danish people really were thinking inclusivity when they started using that word. But hey... We'll take it :D

[shdhd]

Related to the first one...English will say "put on your shoes and socks". Other languages appear to put on their socks first, which makes sense.

[bungerimpact]

We have that last word in Swedish too, käraste. It's taken from the word kär which means in love, being in love. Basically you're calling someone your love, it's quite cute but very old fashioned

[camisthejester]

Kæreste does mean dearest, you were right🇩🇰

[mikkelo]

A litle danish lesson 😊 ø = Island å = river😮

[SusseBo]

Forth and back is dangelsk. Frem og tilbage. Ypi canngo forth unless you have gone backwards.

[danielmuller-james]

Well kæreste as you say it just means boyfriend/girlfriend but genderless and doesnt need to be dearest or beloved

[MortZar]

I always have trouble with the word kæreste, simply because I never fully know which way they swing till I see their partner. So it comes with my inability to figure out their pronounce, so I can't talk about them really. Not a big issue, just a weird issue. Buy I guess the same confusion also exist when trying to explain you have a male or female friend in English