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April 28, 2018 Video News #13 - Premium Danish Gifts of the Month - May 2018
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April 28, 2018 Video News #13 - Premium Danish Gifts of the Month - May 2018
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April 26, 2018 Danish Vocab Builder #95 - Food - Ingredients
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April 23, 2018 Extensive Reading in Danish for Beginners #3 - How I Get Food
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HVORDAN JEG SKAFFER MAD
Jeg er en flagermus.
Jeg fanger min mad, mens jeg flyver.
Jeg er en edderkop.
Jeg laver et spind for at fange min mad.
Jeg er en frø.
Jeg fanger min mad med min lange tunge.
Jeg er en pingvin.
Jeg fanger min mad, mens jeg svømmer.
Jeg er en bjørn.
Jeg fanger min mad, mens jeg står i vand.
Jeg er en kolibri.
Jeg fanger ikke min mad. Jeg drikker den!
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HOW I GET FOOD
I am a bat.
I catch my food while I fly.
I am a spider.
I make a web to catch my food.
I am a frog.
I catch my food with my long tongue.
I am a penguin.
I catch my food while I swim.
I am a bear.
I catch my food while I stand in water.
I am a hummingbird.
I do not catch my food. I drink it!
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April 22, 2018 Danish Vocab Builder #137 - Natural Disasters
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April 19, 2018 Top 10 Danish Tourist Attractions: Dyrehavsbakken
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Dyrehavsbakken, bedre kendt som Bakken, er den ældste forlystelsespark i verden, der stadig er i drift.
Parken ligger ikke langt fra Klampenborg og er beliggende ca 10 km nord for København.
Den åbnede i 1583, og mellem 2,5 millioner og 2,7 millioner mennesker besøger stedet hvert år, hvilket gør det til Danmarks næstmest populære turistattraktion.
Oprindeligt så blev Dyrehavsbakken kendt for renheden af dens naturlige kildevand.
Kirsten Piil opdagede en kilde i Jægersborg Dyrehave, som er en stor skov nord for København.
Da den blev opdaget var vandkvaliteten omkring og i København meget ringe, så mange af byens borgere tog til kilden for at få vand.
Mange danskere mente, at kildens vand faktisk havde helbredende egenskaber, så store menneskemængder samledes på stedet for at få fat på kildevandet.
På grund af de store menneskemængder, blev spillemænd og kunstnere tiltrukket til området, hvilket skabte begyndelsen til områdets forlystelsespark-lignende atmosfære.
Efter et stykke tid blev området omkring kilden lukket for offentligheden og blev i stedet lavet til et royalt jagtområde.
Kong Frederik III besluttede derefter at oprette en dyrepark der i 1669.
Hans søn Christian V udvidede parken tre eller fire gange, efter han steg på tronen.
Dog forblev den utilgængelig for offentligheden under hans regeringstid.
Det var først da Frederik V kom til tronen, at parken blev genåbnet til offentligheden.
Spillemænd og kunstnere vendte tilbage til stedet, herunder klovnen Pjerrot, der nu er parkens maskot.
Parken fortsatte med at vokse gennem århundreder.
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Dyrehavsbakken, also known as Deer Park Hill or simply Bakken, The Hill, is the oldest amusement park in the world that is still in operation.
The park is located not far from Klampenborg and is approximately 10 kilometers north of Copenhagen.
It opened in 1583, and between 2.5 million and 2.7 million people visit it every year, making it Denmark’s second most popular tourist attraction.
Originally, Dyrehavsbakken was known for the purity of its natural spring waters.
Kirsten Piil discovered the spring located in Jaegersborg Dyrehave, which is a large forest north of Copenhagen.
At the time the discovery was made, the water quality around Copenhagen was especially poor, so many of the city’s residents went to the spring to get water.
Many Danes believed that the spring water actually had curative properties, so large crowds once gathered at the site to get some sprint water.
Because of the large crowds, hawkers and entertainers were drawn to the area, thus providing the beginnings of an amusement park-like atmosphere there.
After a while the area around the spring was closed to the public and instead made into a royal hunting area.
Then King Frederick III decided to create an animal park there in 1669.
His son Christian V enlarged the size of the park by three or four times after ascending to the throne later.
However, it remained off-limits to the public under his reign.
It wasn’t until Frederick V came to the throne that the park was reopened to the public.
Hawkers and entertainers returned to the site, including the clown Pjerrot, who is now the park’s mascot.
The park continued to grow through the centuries.
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April 16, 2018 Must-Know Danish Social Media Phrases #21 - It’s Time to Celebrate!
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Hans: Jeg kunne ikke dy mig... Der er vist liiige nok til hele familien!
Frederikke: Sikke et gigantisk påskeæg! Gem noget til mig!
Gitte: Du bliver dagens helt med det påskeæg! God påske!
Johanne: Hvor meget kostede dét æg?!
Noah: Du har ikke godt af mere chokolade, Hans...
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Hans: I could not resist... There is juuust enough for the whole family!
Frederikke: What a gigantic Easter egg! Save some for me!
Gitte: You will be the hero of the day with that Easter egg! Happy Easter!
Johanne: How much did that egg cost?!
Noah: More chocolate is not good for you, Hans...
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April 15, 2018 News #111 - Why Speaking Danish is the #1 Weakness and 6 Ways to Improve
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April 15, 2018 News #111 - Why Speaking Danish is the #1 Weakness and 6 Ways to Improve
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April 12, 2018 Danish Vocab Builder #74 - 12 Days of Christmas
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