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Join us on DanishTube podcast as we explore the world of human towers, known as "castells," in this engaging and informative episode designed for Danish language learners. Discover the origins, cultural significance, and thrill of these awe-inspiring structures from Catalonia, Spain. Danish students, Lucia and Joan, share their insights on the community, openness, and teamwork required to create human towers, while sharing why it is they build castells in Nørrebro, Copenhagen.
We compare the Danish words "mennesker", "folk" and "personer" in this week's edition of 'modtaget', talking about the specific uses in the Danish language, and then continue our fun chat, learning Danish along the way.
Get ready for a fun-filled journey that combines language learning with fascinating human achievements and learn why you shouldn't eat Indian food before climbing a tower. Tune in now to expand your Danish vocabulary and cultural knowledge, as I translate the best parts of our Danish conversation, guiding Lucia and Joan and they use Danish to talk about something they love.
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Join us on DanishTube podcast as we explore the world of human towers, known as "castells," in this engaging and informative episode designed for Danish language learners. Discover the origins, cultural significance, and thrill of these awe-inspiring structures from Catalonia, Spain. Danish students, Lucia and Joan, share their insights on the community, openness, and teamwork required to create human towers, while sharing why it is they build castells in Nørrebro, Copenhagen.
We compare the Danish words "mennesker", "folk" and "personer" in this week's edition of 'modtaget', talking about the specific uses in the Danish language, and then continue our fun chat, learning Danish along the way.
Get ready for a fun-filled journey that combines language learning with fascinating human achievements and learn why you shouldn't eat Indian food before climbing a tower. Tune in now to expand your Danish vocabulary and cultural knowledge, as I translate the best parts of our Danish conversation, guiding Lucia and Joan and they use Danish to talk about something they love.
Don't forget to like and subscribe. Share this learning Danish podcast with your friends, and become a supporter to get show notes.
Become a member of the channel for eclusive DanishTube content: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxA42l3L2bICMK-PdZD1O0Q/join
Get in touch.
Find me on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/danishtube
Find me on Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/danish_tube
Music by Elysium Audio Labs
Track: “Just Like That”
www.elysiumaudiolabs.com
License: https://bit.ly/36mBO6N
Support the Show.
Join the complete Essential DanishTube platform and unlock more ways to learn Danish: http://danish-tube.com/videocourses
Unlock more Danish as a channel member: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxA4...
http://www.patreon.com/danishtube
Support me on Patreon for show notes and more: http://www.patreon.com/danisht...