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Part of the reason is that most Danes speak perfect English, but another aspect is that Danish is impossibly difficult to pronounce. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2. You can leave a response , or trackback from your own site. Denmark is a cool place. Its like a breath of fresh air when crossing from Sweden. Alcohol is sold openly, people smoke, are much less reserved and generally look a bit less healthy than the Swedes. I have been to Copenhagen and to Stockholm. Both are lovely cities. I have yet to visit to Oslo or Helsinki. Sadly I have only spent some 24 hours in Sweden, on a trip to Stockholm back in , sent there for the day by the company I was working for at the time. In I spent a week in Denmark, with about a day in Copenhagen at the end of the week. I found both countries lovely, from what I saw of them. The day I was in Stockholm was in early July, and it was a gloriously sunny day with temperatures in the mid 20s. By the time I woke up in the morning about 6am , it was of course light again. My week in Denmark was also during the summer, August. I found the Danes to be lovely people, very friendly and welcoming. When I backpacked around in the World for a year in the late s, I met several Danes travelling. Nearly all the Danes I met could have passed for coming from some part of Britain, at least in the first minutes of conversation. It is, of course, what one is used to. I like to think, given how different Welsh and English are, that speaking both is quite a good preparation for being able to tackle a broad range of sounds. The link I have just included says also in some Greenland Eskimo languages. It certainly does not exist in the other 2 Brythonic Celtic languages Cornish and Breton. At first they were genuinely neutral and this was a clever, self-interested and pragmatic policy during WW2, though morally dubious. Rather than accepting that they have a policy based on pragmatism they elevated it to being a point of principle even when it became absurd i. This is smart since there were no circumstances in which NATO would have allowed a Soviet attack on strategically important Sweden without intervening. However, its barely a neutral stance especially when one considers the close defence ties between Sweden and NATO over the past years. I agree. There was pretty much no moral equivalence between governments of NATO and the Warsaw Pact member states and to pretend otherwise was just daft. However, the Swedes did just that to a large extent. The rhetoric of the well loved by many and well despised by many Palme carries some responsibility here. On a kind of related note, there is some fascinating archive material on the SVT website. I LOVE your videos!!! I went to the Univ. I have an article from a local paper in Hundig I think—I was living in Greve Strand , which I would love to share with you. Please keep in mind that I was only 20 years old at the time, and Denmark was the first foreign country I had ever visited. Also, the writer did not write some things the way that I had intended them to be understood. I cried like a baby when I met her, I had missed her so much! I hate to tell you this, but Danes DO eat kartoffler just about every day. Pork and potatoes. I also have some sketches I did of what typical Danes looked like. Of course, this was from a time before you were born, but I can scan them for you if you want a good giggle. I am getting a new computer in the next few days, so please have patience if you sent me an email. I WILL get back to you, but it may not be right away. In the meantime, I have a Kindle, so I can reply to emails, but there are no pictures or graphics until I get my new computer. Forsatan, it had better work better than this one! Blog at WordPress. In the Dark A blog about the Universe, and all that surrounds it. The Value of Honour ». All together now, say after me.. Like Loading Leave a comment Cancel reply. Comment Reblog Subscribe Subscribed. In the Dark. Sign me up. Already have a WordPress. Log in now.