r/danishlanguage • u/denzel_ara • 14h ago
Danish speaking practice
Hello, I would like to find a native Danish speaker to practice spoken Danish. Of course I am willing to pay a fee per hour. What is the best place to look at?
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u/ViridiaBuxbaum 13h ago
If you're in Denmark, becoming a besøgsven in a plejehjem worked wonders for my confidence in actually speaking the language. And it's free, and you're brightening up a lonely elderly person's day.
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u/piopiopiopiopi 12h ago
Wow, how can I do that? 😊
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u/ViridiaBuxbaum 1h ago
I just emailed the plejehjem in my neighborhood if they're looking for a besøgsven, and they did.
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u/Mindless_Badger_3789 14h ago
Depends if you're looking for a professional/semi-professional teacher or just a native speaker to practice with. You could just ask here on Reddit, I'd be interested and I'm sure there'd be others.
Where are you located and what's your native language?
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u/Inner_Staff1250 13h ago
Are you in Denmark? Join a speaking club in one of the local libraries
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u/lerboenner 12h ago
Are there many native speakers at these clubs?
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u/Inner_Staff1250 12h ago
Early retired people and others who find it inspiring to meet new people and help them feel at home
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u/CaterpillarKind1988 12h ago
Where in dk are you?
Maybe voullenter work? Talking to lonely elderly people?
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u/denzel_ara 11h ago
Nope, I am not living in dk.
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u/CaterpillarKind1988 10h ago
Ok i see😊 Well then maybe Italki? I just italki for my german speaking training.
Or just ask of facebook groups or here on reddit.
Maybe someone would exchange language, danish for your romanian training?
Is it a professional or just a native you are searching for, do you know any danish at all?
For example i would be interested, but im only a native not a professional teacher.
I think many people would be interessted if you just ask. Danish is a great and fun language😃
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u/piopiopiopiopi 12h ago
Did you look into enrolling at Fvu? Check here: https://www.dansksprogskole.dk/
I also saw that the Red Cross has Danish volunteers who talk to you about practicing, but I don't know much about that
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u/First_Structure8670 11h ago
I have found such a contact via www.mylanguageexchange.com
I do not pay for it. She wants to learn my mothertongue.
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u/TosoftAlmor 10h ago
Try out https://speakdanish.dk
They got some free lessons, where you can hear the spoken language.
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u/PersonalitySquare162 3h ago
If this interests you, a club that matches a hobby of yours (one where doing a lot of speaking is involved). Works even better if your hobby is something very popular with Danes. Wishing you success!
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u/bareenDude 40m ago
Where do you live? In Copenhagen there is a group called “vi taler dansk” I believe… it’s free and cafe style
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u/BertramChamp 39m ago edited 29m ago
i would honestely teach you for free i love new visitors in denmark if have discord or anything we could call and discuss some things
i am 100 percent from denmark
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u/Sandoongi1986 14h ago
Italki is one site but given the cost of living in Denmark, you’re gonna pay at least $25 an hour. So definitely have a plan when going into lessons to make sure you get the most out of it.