Originally posted by ThomasSoerensen
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Now that is scary. There was a link there to some code written using it.
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Originally posted by sunnysan View Post...
That being said I am pretty sure any tonal language must be light years harder.
Future tense: tomorrow I go
Present tense: today I go
Past tense: yesterday I go
What's important is the get the tones right and to get the pronouns correct - they change according to who you are and who you are addressing.
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Originally posted by ThomasSoerensen View PostJysk is largely incorrect Danish.
Are you really a Danish teacher?
Oddly enough, most of the people teaching at the top end i.e. Modules 5, 6 and 'Prove i Dansk 3' are 'foreigners'. Danes whose Danish is that good tend to be Lawyers or Doctors.
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Originally posted by threaded View PostYes, but it is used that way.
My favourite in "that's a sign of ignorance" is in one of the jysk dialects when they say something like "Han elsker hans kone", when in Rigsdansk they said "Han elsker sin kone", but jysk is tonal in this regard, and if you use 'sin' it's like, ew look at him putting on the 'airs.
threaded in "bop bop, bop bop" mode
Are you really a Danish teacher?
The language that scares me most is Politico-speak. Should be banned.
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Originally posted by ThomasSoerensen View PostIt cannot be "telten". Using that is a sign of ignorance.
My favourite in "that's a sign of ignorance" is in one of the jysk dialects when they say something like "Han elsker hans kone", when in Rigsdansk they said "Han elsker sin kone", but jysk is tonal in this regard, and if you use 'sin' it's like, ew look at him putting on the 'airs.
threaded in "bop bop, bop bop" mode
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Originally posted by sunnysan View PostI must admit Rooski is a bee-hatch to learn.
Learning the Cyrillic alphabet is easy, but the grammar is quite somthing else.
However once you get that under your belt, any other slavic languages will be easier to learn.
I am three yearss of part time study down and I am only beginning to be able to structure coherent sentences.
That being said I am pretty sure any tonal language must be light years harder.
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I must admit Rooski is a bee-hatch to learn.
Learning the Cyrillic alphabet is easy, but the grammar is quite somthing else.
However once you get that under your belt, any other slavic languages will be easier to learn.
I am three yearss of part time study down and I am only beginning to be able to structure coherent sentences.
That being said I am pretty sure any tonal language must be light years harder.
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Originally posted by Lumiere View PostCan I have some rødgrød med fløde then ?
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Originally posted by Churchill View PostHave you met Threaded?
He's our "Something rotten in the state of Denmark".
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