Private English Tutor in Copenhagen and Online

I've studied at a teaching program, in Copenhagen . I do speak fluent Danish, as well. Well, fluent for a Danish second language user. I'm 48 married with an 11 year old, so there could sometimes be limitations on when I can meet.

Learning English doesn't have to be difficult or boring. It can be as fun as you want to make it.

I think the easiest way to use any language is simply through interaction. I know that's how I was able to learn Danish! Find a topic to talk about, and go for it!

As for the time it takes, I suppose that depends on how much you immerse yourself in the language. Thankfully, English is everywhere even in Denmark. Watch more shows in English with or without the subtitles. If you're interested in computer games, see if some games can have the English language spoken in your headphones, as well as written on the screen. Look up the lyrics to your favourite American or British songs so you can be more certain as to what's being said. It's ok to have the translation for your language to connect to it better. Have fun with the language and find your own interests to incorporate English into your daily life so it seems less like work.