Which is easier to learn Danish Swedish or Norwegian?

When it comes to Danish vs Norwegian, Norwegian is easier to understand. Their writing is the same, and there’s not a lot of difference between vocabulary and grammar either. And for Swedish vs Norwegian, Norwegian wins again. It’s a slight bit closer to English in terms of vocabulary and pronunciation.

How similar is Danish to Norwegian?

Danish and Norwegian are very similar, or indeed almost identical when it comes to vocabulary, but they sound very different from one another. Norwegian and Swedish are closer in terms of pronunciation, but the words differ.

What is the difference between Danish and Norwegian English?

The Danish tend to start learning English as a foreign language when they are around Grade three. Norwegians begin their English studies around Grades 2-7. In Sweden, English is considered a core subject, along with Swedish and Mathematics.

What are the similarities between English and the Scandinavian languages?

The main point here is that English and the Scandinavian languages come from the same core language family. As such, English share several similarities with Swedish, Norwegian and Danish. Let’s take a look at these in a little more depth. Swedish and English share 1,558 words. Examples include accent, digital and salt.

What are some mind-blowing facts about Denmark?

• Boxes in the supermarket when you pay your stuff – where you can throw cans in (?) • The Danes only eat bloody hot dogs all the time! (?) • Cyclists bump into you every time you turn a corner! • Danes ride their bikes so fast without getting into accidents.

Why did the Danes bore the Swedes such a grudge?

What struck me at the the time was that the Danes bore the Swedes a serious grudge for allowing German trains to pass from occupied Denmark through neutral Sweden to occupied Norway during World War 2. It was actually a pretty strong feeling. Current generations might not be aware of that.