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CEFR-Aligned Learning Path
A1
Beginner - Basic phrases and everyday expressions
80-100 hours of study
You will be able to:
- Introduce yourself and others
- Ask and answer simple questions about personal details
- Interact in a simple way if the other person speaks slowly
A2
Elementary - Simple conversations on familiar topics
180-200 hours of study
You will be able to:
- Communicate in simple routine tasks
- Describe your background, immediate environment and matters of immediate need
- Understand sentences and frequently used expressions
B1
Intermediate - Handle most travel situations
350-400 hours of study
You will be able to:
- Deal with most situations likely to arise while travelling
- Describe experiences, events, dreams and ambitions
- Give brief reasons and explanations for opinions and plans
B2
Upper Intermediate - Interact with native speakers fluently
500-600 hours of study
You will be able to:
- Interact with native speakers with fluency and spontaneity
- Produce clear, detailed text on a wide range of subjects
- Explain viewpoints on topical issues
C1
Advanced - Use language flexibly for social and professional purposes
700-800 hours of study
You will be able to:
- Express yourself fluently and spontaneously without searching for expressions
- Use language flexibly and effectively for social, academic and professional purposes
- Produce clear, well-structured, detailed text on complex subjects
C2
Proficiency - Near-native fluency
1000+ hours of study
You will be able to:
- Understand virtually everything heard or read
- Summarise information from different sources
- Express yourself spontaneously, very fluently and precisely
Real-World Practice Scenarios
A1-A2
Ordering smørrebrød at a Danish café
Tasks you'll practice:
- • Read a simple menu with common Danish open sandwiches
- • Ask about ingredients and prices
- • Order food and drinks politely
- • Ask for the bill and pay
Language focus:
Food vocabulary and traditional Danish dishesNumbers and pricesPolite phrases: "Jeg vil gerne have..." (I would like...)Question formation with "hvad" (what) and "hvor meget" (how much)
B1-B2
Renting an apartment in Copenhagen
Tasks you'll practice:
- • Search Danish rental websites and understand listings
- • Contact landlords and arrange viewings
- • Discuss rental terms and conditions
- • Understand and negotiate a rental contract
Language focus:
Housing vocabulary and room descriptionsConditional sentences for negotiationsFormal Danish for business communicationsUnderstanding legal/contract terminology
Cultural Context & Etiquette
Greetings
- • "Hej" is the universal greeting for all situations
- • "Godmorgen" (good morning) until 10am, "Goddag" (good day) after
- • Danes often skip formal titles and use first names quickly
Etiquette
- • Punctuality is highly valued - arrive on time
- • Remove shoes when entering Danish homes
- • "Hygge" culture emphasises cosy, comfortable atmospheres
Business Culture
- • Flat hierarchy - address managers by first name
- • Consensus-driven decision making
- • Work-life balance is strictly respected
Exam Preparation
Exam preparation resources
- • Prøve i Dansk 1, 2, and 3 (Danish government exams)
- • Studieprøven (for university admission)
- • Danish citizenship language tests
Preparation Tips
- • Focus on pronunciation early as it's often tested
- • Practice all four skills equally - Danish exams are comprehensive
- • Learn about Danish society and culture for the citizenship test
Your Learning Toolkit
Combine structured lessons with Danish media immersion
Daily Practice
- Listen to DR Radio for authentic Danish
- Read simple news on DR Ligetil (easy Danish news)
- Read the speaking guides, then practise saying short answers aloud
- Join online Danish conversation groups
Immersion Tips
- Watch Danish series with Danish subtitles (not English)
- Change your phone settings to Danish
- Follow Danish social media accounts
- Try Danish recipes while learning food vocabulary
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