Learn Danish Words & Vocabulary Free

Vocabulary Trainer for Learning Danish: Learn to Speak Danish for Travel, Business, Dating, Study & School.

Category	Price	Seller	Device
Education	Free	Language Course S.L.	iPhone, iPad, iPod

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• Flashcard dictionary with Danish-English translations of 10,000 words.
• Fastest growing language course education app for mobile & tablet: 500,000 new users/month.
• 100% Free Danish lessons for beginners, advanced learners, adults and kids. Build a solid vocabulary in just 10 mins per day. Pioneering sleep learning function designed with leading researchers. Learn the most frequent Danish words and travel phrases quickly, before your holidays. Proven methodology for accelerated and stress-free learning of Danish. Over 10.000 words and phrases with images and quality audio. More than any other app! Learn vocabulary while driving, running or doing housework in listening-only mode.

It's 100% free. Give it a try and download now!

Key Features:

► 10,000 Flashcards containing Danish words and phrases and their English translation
► Listening-only mode included
► Accelerated learning method with spaced repetitions, based on the latest research for optimum memorization
► Quality audio pronunciation and images
► No internet connection required while learning (offline)
► From absolute beginners to advanced learners
► Adapts to mobile phones and tablets
► Sleep Learning: Learn Danish words while you sleep. Save hours of vocabulary study. Based on the latest academic research: http://www.languagecourse.net/sleeplearning_research_links
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How does it compare to other language learning apps?

► 100% Free: No limitations of content or functions in an attempt to make you buy a paid version. Everything is free.
► More Words and Courses: Courses adapted to fit your language learning objectives, whether you want to study the language for your job, your holidays or just for asking someone on a date.
► Adjustable Learning Speed
► Accelerated Learning Methodology: Research in the field of vocabulary learning showed that spaced repetition language training gives the best results for memorization in language lessons. Plus optional relaxation music can increase student memory capacity (superlearning).
► Add your own vocabulary lists: If you are taking a course at a school, university or private academy, you can add the words from your textbook and learn them here instead of looking them up in a dictionary.

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Do not download this app if you want to learn grammar.

This app is designed for rapid learning of vocabulary and phrases.

For learning grammar thoroughly (such as tenses and verb conjugations) the best option is to attend a language course ideally in a country where the language is spoken. On our website http://www.LanguageCourse.net you can compare over 10000 reviews of language courses & programs worldwide. The best app is no replacement for a Danish course, but can help make the vocabulary learning part of any course so much easier.
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Available Flashcard Language Course Lessons:

► Most Frequent Words in Danish
- Beginner A1 (500 words)
- Elementary A2 (501-1250)
- Lower Intermediate B1 (1251-2250)
- Upper Intermediate B2 (2251-3500)
- Advanced C1 (3501-5000)
► Dating Phrases
- Dating, Romance and Going Out
► Practise Business Danish
- Business Vocabulary
► Exams
- TOEFL
- IELTS
- TOEIC
► Travel phrases
- Basics

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Reviews

Has a lot of wasted potential
jileha

Doesn’t open anymore after latest update!!! ———- The concept of the app is great and I can imagine that one can learn a lot with it. However, there are too many errors in the vocabulary. The written and spoken versions way too often don’t match, e.g. the translation of force is written as the verb tvinge, but spoken as the noun kraft. The translation of week is written as en uge (a week), but spoken as ugen (the week). This makes learning difficult and frustrating. The speaker is a digital voice, not a native speaker. There are better artificial voices around, but particularly with the difficult Danish pronunciation, a native speaker would be a huge improvement. Please fix these issues!

Has a lot of wased potential
jileha

The concept of the app is great and I can imagine that one can learn a lot with it. However, there are too many errors in the vocabulary. The written and spoken versions way too often don’t match, e.g. the translation of force is written as the verb tvinge, but spoken as the noun kraft. The translation of week is written as en uge (a week), but spoken as ugen (the week). This makes learning difficult and frustrating. The speaker is a digital voice, not a native speaker. There are better artificial voices around, but particularly with the difficult Danish pronunciation, a native speaker would be a huge improvement. Please fix these issues!