Danish tutors

Hello dear students and readers! My name is Andreas, I'm a Korean gyopo and I've lived most of my life in Denmark. As presented on my profile I'm fully capable of teaching Danish, however, should you be interested in learning English, Norwegian or Swedish I'm also more than capable of teaching you just that. I've worked as a private English tutor in Thailand and Vietnam, hopefully, it'll be just as great here in Seoul. I trade stocks mostly every day, which enables me to teach in my spare time. Let me know if you have any questions!

Danish "girl" living near Munich, been here since 1998, born in Copenhagen, Denmark. Now working as a freelancer, technical translator near Munich. You can easily learn Danish if you practise enough, are curious to learn new ways to speak. How long it takes to learn Danish depends on how much you practise on your own and how often we meet. But it is a very funny language and I'm sure you will enjoy learning it. I will provide you with lessons, unless you have specific requests as to sentences.

I have +5 years of tutoring mathematics and law and have now extended that to teaching my challenging native tongue. I have undertaken extensive training in mentoring, motivation and communication. I teach Danish as a foreign language to complete beginners as well as advanced learners wanting to brush up. My weekly sessions include: - The pronunciation tip of the week. - Grammar and exercises. - Talking, reading, writing and listening. I contextualise learnings by bringing up current and relevant topics and of course tailor them to your needs. I have a high knowledge level of academic Danish and especially legal Danish. Furthermore, my English level is excellent, so I can easily explain myself. Danish can be difficult to learn because of pronunciation, but I’m happy to take you through the history of the language, grammar, getting to know your æøå, why vegetables are called “green things” and much more. I was a SeniorMentor at MentorDenmark for 4 years where I: - Taught students 1-on-1 or in small groups in the ages of 6-18. - Undertook extensive courses in delivering education, ensuring motivation and understanding different learning styles. Subsequently, I have tutored law students for 2 years to help them: - Pass exams they were previously failing. - Understand topics their professors made too complicated. - Structure their learning. In 2021, I have taken up language tutoring and now help foreigners: - Get acquainted with the Danish language and culture. - Understand grammar and pronunciation. - Discuss current topics in Danish.

I am a Dane/Australian living and working in Canberra. I am not a qualified teacher. Have been speaking Danish to my daughter since birth and she is now bilingual. My Australian wife has also picked up a good portion of Danish by listening and joining in while my daughter and I are having conversations. I can teach evenings or weekends as I am working during the day. I’d prefer to meet physically as mouth movement reading would be easier. Danish is not an easy language - but if Princess Mary can pick it up perfectly, why wouldn’t you!

Vietnamese dansk man who have been living in Denmark all my life but now I’m living in Ha Noi. I am fluently in danish and I do speak vietnamese as well. Anyone who needs help to learn danish here in Ha Noi can contact me. I know danish is difficult to learn and it is not common that we use danish in Vietnam but if there is somebody who wants to study and work in denmark I can help to improve their danish. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions so we can have a chat and have a cop of coffee

A Danish/French girl, born and raised in Denmark, I'm multilingual who have taught both children and adults. Through conversation, eating Danish food, and watching Danish movies, you will start to understand this Scandinavian language. The best way to learn a language is with a native, and as the child of a French person in Denmark, I know exactly how to turn those 'bah oui' into 'øh ja', faster than a Viking on their way to Normandy. We will start at YOUR level and talk about YOUR interests!

I am experienced in languages, English, Danish, and Russian. Have extensive teaching experience. Have learned new languages myself, so I know what it's like. Happy to help and answer any questions. In my teaching, you'll first learn basic conversational words and phrases, enough to make you understand. In-depth language teaching can also be provided, including reading and writing skills. Personal approach to each student, depending on their needs and language level. No knowledge of the language is required beforehand.

Danish is my mother tongue. I have taught Danish and other subjects for years and love seeing my students achieve great results. I have been tutoring young children in Danish schools as well as teaching adults to speak and write Danish. I always alter my teaching methods to the individual student as every person is different and learns in different ways. As a student, you will always find that I am VERY patient and happy to repeat and revise things to help you understand everything better. I am keen on creating a friendly and safe environment where you can express yourself and learn with ease.

I am a native-speaking Dane living in Berlin. I can help you with your conversation in Danish or get you started on Danish. I'm already used to explaining the curiosity of Danish to my German partner. In my opinion, the speaking part of Danish is quite easy to learn, when you first have gotten the grip of some funny pronouncement of words. We don't use formal or informal speaking, except if you were to meet the Queen. The written part of Danish is more difficult, as there's a lot of strange pronouncement compared to how it's written.

I teach Danish for a living and work part-time doing digital marketing. I consider both Danish and English as my mother languages, as I am half American. My method of teaching focuses on getting a practical and useful level of Danish, which is unlike most traditional classroom teaching, which can be a dry and unmotivating experience. My background is in art/media and physiotherapy in Denmark. I am super creative and love teaching and meeting people from all over the world! Danish is not the easiest language, but every day I see my students improve, which makes me confident to say that anyone can learn Danish.

My name is Arah,31 years old I am an English teacher in Denmark and currently living in Manila right now. I can speak fluent Danish, Tagalog, and English. I was a substitute English teacher in Denmark 3 years ago. Danish is very easy to learn if you are willing to learn from it. I finished my danish Level 3 for the professional level for 3 years I do also have a certificate for it. It took time for me to learn the language you have to communicate with danish people also for you to be able to learn the language faster.

Hi everyone. My name is Frederik, I am studying for a master's degree in construction management here in the lovely city of Adelaide. I am 30 years old and have lots of experience in navigating between Danish and English as I have traveled a lot. I have been teaching before, which I found interesting, it wasn't language but still a super-giving experience. Danish is like any other language, difficult for anyone at first encounter, all one need is the right mindset and determination. I hope to hear from you. Sincerely Frederik

My name is Merle, I'm 21 years old and I live in Dubai having moved from Denmark where I was born and brought up. I am fluent in both Danish and English and have always had a great desire to become a teacher. Teaching has always been my passion and I've longed to be able to teach and I finally now have the time and opportunity to do so. Danish in general is not the easiest language to learn but if someone is determined it can be picked up quickly. The easiest way to learn Danish is by practicing speaking and listening to people relate Danish words to everyday references.

I am a 26-year-old Dane living in Brussels. I would love to help with your danish, no matter which level you are currently at. I am not yet fluent in French, but my English is well above average. I have studied danish at a university level for 2 years. The tutoring in question would be a conversation or slower help with learning (this is not a course. It would be tutoring to do better in a separate class). I am also available to read through any written Danish. Danish is a fun language and I would love to see more people speak it!