Words Ezra
Mom – mor
Dad – far
Brother – bror
Sister – søster
Trees – træer
Panting – pusten
Flower – blomst
Food – mad
Dinner – aftensmad
Sea – hav
Phase Ezra
How are you – Hvordan har du det
What are you doing – hvad laver du
Can i come – må jeg komme
What is for dinner – hvad skal vi have til aftensmad
When are we going – hvornår skal vi hen
I have to go now – jeg skal gå nu
See you guys later – vi ses senere
It’s time for dinner – det er tid til middag
Can i come for dinner – må jeg komme til middag
Race you to that tree – race dig til det træ
10 Words – By Viena:
Hej – Hi
Ja/Nej – Yes/No
Det er fedt – It is cool
Sympatisk – Friendly and nice
Træls – Annoying, Grueling, Disappointing, Nuisance, Inconvenient
Overmorgen – The day after tomorrow
Forgårs – The day before yesterday
Velbekomme – Bon appetit
Sindssygt – Crazy
Sejt – Cool
10 Phrases – By Viena:
You’re welcome – Selv tak
What’s your name? – Hvad hedder du?
Hvad er klokken? – What time is it?
Lad os gå ud i regnen – Let’s go out in the rain
Hej hvad sker der? – Hey, what’s up?
Åh min gud – Oh my goodness
Er der monstre under min seng – Are there monsters under my bed
Vandet fryser – The water is freezing
Hvad laver I? – What are you guys doing?
Ja, jeg ville elske noget kage! – Yes, I would love some cake!
Danish (history) Facts:Viena
Danish is the official language of Denmark.
Danish is spoken by 6 million people.
The longest word in Danish is 51 letters long.
The Danish Language has 3 more vowels than English does.
Danish is also an official language of Greenland.
Danish gained a new letter in 1948, the letter “å” which replaced a double a (aa).
Danish counting is based on twenty instead of ten like in the U.S..
History
The first humans in Denmark arrived about 10,000 BC after the last Ice Age. The first Danes were Stone Age hunters and fishermen. However, about 4,000 BC farming was introduced into Denmark. The earliest Danish farmers used stone tools and weapons. However, in about 1,800 BC bronze was introduced into Denmark. Danish craftsmen soon became experts at making goods from bronze. By 500 BC iron was introduced into Denmark.
The Iron Age Danes had contact with the Romans. They sold Roman merchants slaves, furs, skins, and amber in return for Mediterranean luxuries. Furthermore, by about 200 AD, the Danes had started to use Runes (a form of writing) for inscriptions.
After the fall of the Roman Empire in the West in the 5th century the Danes continued to trade with the eastern half of the Roman Empire, which became known as the Byzantine Empire.
Like the rest of Europe Denmark suffered a terrible outbreak of plague in the 6th century, which killed a large part of the population. Despite this trade flourished and in the 8th century the first trading settlements in Denmark grew up at Hedeby and Ribe.
VIKING DENMARK
In the 9th century, Denmark was divided into different kingdoms. However, during the 10th century, it became one.
In the 9th and 10th centuries the Danes raided other parts of Europe such as England and Ireland. However, they were more than just raiders. The Danes created the first towns in Ireland, Limerick, Cork, and Dublin.
LANGUAGE MADNESS 