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This podcast episode is about New Year’s resolutions … What New Year's resolutions are popular among Danes, and why do people find it so difficult to stick to them? Of course, I'll also share my New Year's resolutions for 2025 with you. Just like I'll tell you about the resolutions I made last year and how those ambitions turned out. Let’s get started!

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This podcast episode is about New Year's. How do Danes celebrate New Year's, and how do I personally celebrate it?

And what did my New Year's Eve look like specifically in 2024?

Let's dive into both the culture and the terminology surrounding New Years Eve.

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Kalle talks about how he spent yesterday evening watching TV. Let’s have a listen.

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Sanne talks about making pottery and why she has become passionate about it. Let’s have a listen.

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Nora reflects on what it will be like to give birth for the first time. She talks to her friend Alma about her thoughts. Let’s have a listen.

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Helle reflects on the changing weather, her past Italian vacation, and a recent visit to the doctor. She spends a sunny afternoon with her friend Martin. Let’s have a listen.

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Eline balances fitness and creativity, spending her day training at the gym and drawing animals at home. Let’s hear more!

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This podcast episode is about Maria who is going grocery shopping for dinner. She wants to adapt her pasta recipe for her friend Peter’s cheese allergy. They talk about food preferences and plan their next meal together. Let’s have a listen.

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This podcast episode is about Marie from France. She lives in a cosy house with a small garden. She enjoys her home, takes care of her flowers and has a friendly neighbor called Peter. Let’s have a listen.

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This podcast episode is about Sanne from Denmark. She looks through her family photo album, reflecting on her parents' long marriage, her brother's children and her own wedding. Let’s have a listen.

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This podcast episode is about Marianne who tells us about a regular day in her daily life. Let’s get started.

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This podcast episode is about kindergartens. In Denmark, we have a great variety of them and other countries appear to be rather inspired by Danish pedagogues and by the way we integrate nature. Let’s find out more!

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This podcast episode is about prepping. The world, in many ways, is on fire. We're told the crisis is coming, but far from everyone is preparing for it. I’m looking into why that is. I’d also like to share how things are going in our household. Because honestly – we need to step up. Let’s do it!

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This podcast episode is about longevity. A personal interest of mine. Not that I’m religious about it, but I read the articles when I come across them and I listen when experts talk about their research. Aaand I’ve incorporated a few maybe, maybe not, untraditional longevity habits in my own daily routine over the years. So, let’s do this!

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This podcast episode is about food reviews. Food critics and influencers on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook are riding high. And the consumers make great use of sites like Smag Aarhus and Smag København. We rely heavily on this kind of help in our quest for our next dining experience. Including me!

Let’s get started!

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This podcast episode is about skin cancer. Some of the things we enjoy the most are also some of the things that can harm us the most. With summer, sunshine and June upon us, let’s talk about skin cancer.

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This podcast episode is about fun and it’s about what generally makes me laugh.

I hope to broaden your Danish humour horizon and make you excited about learning even more language while having a good time.

Let’s get started!

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This podcast episode is about the sweet buns “fastelavnsboller” and the true fastelavnsbolle craze we’ve experienced the last few years. What are they exactly? Should you buy or make them yourself? And why the hype?! Let’s find out!

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This podcast episode is about Magda. She loves to attend group fitness classes at her local gym.

Let's hear more about that!

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Christmas holidays are coming up. In this episode, I'll tell you what I've got planned for my holiday.

Let's do it!

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This episode is about boardgames. Many Danes have boardgames at the centre of their hygge sessions.

So let's hear more about that!

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In the final episode of our Danish humour series, Vigdis unpacks the linguistic and cultural layers that make Danish jokes so hard to translate—literally and socially.

From modal adverbs and flat intonation to national in-jokes and shared socialisation, we explore why understanding humour in Denmark takes more than just learning the language.

With input from international residents, reflections on Danish comedy, and a look at gelotophobia (the fear of being laughed at), this episode helps you make sense of the deeper cultural currents that shape Danish wit—and shows you how to laugh along without missing the point.

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A huge thank you to everybody who contributed to the making of the series: Gintare, Reinhard, Allan, Eskil, and, of course, all the people who were kind enough to share their thoughts as we chased them down with our mic on the streets.

Kilder:

https://www.quora.com/What-are-the-limits-of-Danish-humor

https://www.whatthedenmark.com/blog-post/danish-humour

https://videnskab.dk/krop-sundhed/humor-pirrer-hjernens-frygtcenter-derfor-skraldgriner-du-i-stedet-for-at-blive-skraemt/

https://www.quora.com/Are-there-cultures-especially-willing-to-laugh-or-joke-about-themselves

https://speakerhub.com/skillcamp/presenting-around-world-cross-cultural-humour-guide

Lundquist, Lita. (2020). Humorsocialisering. Hvorfor er danskerne (ikke) så sjove (som de tror)? 

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In Part Two of our series on Danish humour, Vigdis takes a closer look at how Danes use humour across different settings—especially at work—where jokes often ignore hierarchy and formality.

You'll learn how self-irony plays a key role in everyday interactions, how humour is used to build trust (and sometimes accidentally destroy it), and why timing, tone, and cultural awareness are essential for successful delivery.

With Reddit insights, movie tips, and real-life examples, this episode helps internationals better understand when and how to join in on the Danish joke.

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A huge thanks to everybody who contributed to the making of the series: Gintare, Reinhard, Allan, Eskil, and, of course, all the people who were kind enough to share their thoughts as we chased them down with our mic on the streets.

Sources:

https://www.quora.com/What-are-the-limits-of-Danish-humor

https://www.whatthedenmark.com/blog-post/danish-humour

https://videnskab.dk/krop-sundhed/humor-pirrer-hjernens-frygtcenter-derfor-skraldgriner-du-i-stedet-for-at-blive-skraemt/

https://www.quora.com/Are-there-cultures-especially-willing-to-laugh-or-joke-about-themselves

https://speakerhub.com/skillcamp/presenting-around-world-cross-cultural-humour-guide

Lundquist, Lita. (2020). Humorsocialisering. Hvorfor er danskerne (ikke) så sjove (som de tror)? 

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Why do Danes joke in such a dry, ironic, and often dark way—and why does it leave so many internationals confused? In this three-part mini-series, Vigdis dives deep into the world of Danish humour, exploring how Danes use irony, sarcasm, and self-deprecation to build trust, challenge norms, and connect with others.

From workplace banter to stand-up shows, film quotes to everyday awkward moments, this series unpacks the cultural codes behind the jokes, the unwritten social rules, and the linguistic subtleties that make Danish humour so unique—and so difficult to decode.

Whether you’re new to Denmark or just trying to understand your Danish colleagues better, this series helps you laugh with the Danes (instead of wondering if you’re the punchline).

In Part One of this three-part series, we begin by asking: Is Danish humor really that different? And how can you tell when a Dane is joking – or just being blunt?

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A big thanks to everybody who contributed to the making of the series: Gintare, Reinhard, Allan, Eskil, and, of course, all the people who were kind enough to share their thoughts as we chased them down with our mic on the streets.

Kilder:

https://www.quora.com/What-are-the-limits-of-Danish-humor

https://www.whatthedenmark.com/blog-post/danish-humour

https://videnskab.dk/krop-sundhed/humor-pirrer-hjernens-frygtcenter-derfor-skraldgriner-du-i-stedet-for-at-blive-skraemt/

https://www.quora.com/Are-there-cultures-especially-willing-to-laugh-or-joke-about-themselves

https://speakerhub.com/skillcamp/presenting-around-world-cross-cultural-humour-guide

Lundquist, Lita. (2020). Humorsocialisering. Hvorfor er danskerne (ikke) så sjove (som de tror)? 

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Things are never quite as scary when you’ve got friends. But what happens if you leave them all behind? Uproot your entire life and move to a new country? To Denmark of all places! Where people are notoriously reserved and will do almost anything to avoid making eye contact with strangers... How on earth is anyone expected to make friends here?

Newcomers to Denmark find it challenging to make Danish friends. But why is that? Are there cultural differences we should be more aware of? What can newcomers do to form these valuable Danish friendships they need to truly feel at home? And what can Danes do? Why aren'tDanes more open to people that cross our path, like, say, the English or Americans, and more ready for a spontaneous drink after work?

That is what we set out to explore in this miniseries, by talking to both Danes and foreigners and looking into some research on the topic.

Welcome to “The Swap Language Culture Guide to Denmark” and our brand-new three-part miniseries on Friendships.

***

A big thanks to everybody who contributed to the making of this episode: Gintare, Valerija, Krisia, Madhu, and, of course, all the people who were kind enough to share their thoughts as we chased them down with our mic on the streets.

If you would like to learn more on the topic, check out these sources that were a great inspiration for us as we researched and wrote the episode:

https://www.zetland.dk/historie/seQAkgbW-a8dGXQ45-bbb6f

https://udforsksindet.dk/3-former-for-venskab-ifoelge-aristoteles/

https://videnskab.dk/teknologi/forskere-saetter-venskaber-paa-matematisk-formel/

https://www.sst.dk/-/media/Udgivelser/2022/Sundhedsprofil/Sundhedsprofilen.ashx

https://www.alt.dk/artikler/tilflyttere-i-danmark-om-venner/1537440

https://www.bt.dk/danmark/udlaendinge-undrer-sig-hvorfor-er-danskerne-de-svaereste-i-verden-af-blive-venner-

https://videnskab.dk/kultur-samfund/vi-kan-kun-have-150-venner-ogsaa-paa-facebook/

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Things are never quite as scary when you’ve got friends. But what happens if you leave them all behind? Uproot your entire life and move to a new country? To Denmark of all places! Where people are notoriously reserved and will do almost anything to avoid making eye contact with strangers... How on earth is anyone expected to make friends here?

Newcomers to Denmark find it challenging to make Danish friends. But why is that? Are there cultural differences we should be more aware of? What can newcomers do to form these valuable Danish friendships they need to truly feel at home? And what can Danes do? Why aren'tDanes more open to people that cross our path, like, say, the English or Americans, and more ready for a spontaneous drink after work?

That is what we set out to explore in this miniseries, by talking to both Danes and foreigners and looking into some research on the topic.

Welcome to “The Swap Language Culture Guide to Denmark” and our brand-new three-part miniseries on Friendships.

***

A big thanks to everybody who contributed to the making of this episode: Gintare, Valerija, Krisia, Madhu, and, of course, all the people who were kind enough to share their thoughts as we chased them down with our mic on the streets.

If you would like to learn more on the topic, check out these sources that were a great inspiration for us as we researched and wrote the episode:

https://www.zetland.dk/historie/seQAkgbW-a8dGXQ45-bbb6f

https://udforsksindet.dk/3-former-for-venskab-ifoelge-aristoteles/

https://videnskab.dk/teknologi/forskere-saetter-venskaber-paa-matematisk-formel/

https://www.sst.dk/-/media/Udgivelser/2022/Sundhedsprofil/Sundhedsprofilen.ashx

https://www.alt.dk/artikler/tilflyttere-i-danmark-om-venner/1537440

https://www.bt.dk/danmark/udlaendinge-undrer-sig-hvorfor-er-danskerne-de-svaereste-i-verden-af-blive-venner-

https://videnskab.dk/kultur-samfund/vi-kan-kun-have-150-venner-ogsaa-paa-facebook/

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Things are never quite as scary when you’ve got friends. But what happens if you leave them all behind? Uproot your entire life and move to a new country? To Denmark of all places! Where people are notoriously reserved and will do almost anything to avoid making eye contact with strangers... How on earth is anyone expected to make friends here?

Newcomers to Denmark find it challenging to make Danish friends. But why is that? Are there cultural differences we should be more aware of? What can newcomers do to form these valuable Danish friendships they need to truly feel at home? And what can Danes do? Why aren'tDanes more open to people that cross our path, like, say, the English or Americans, and more ready for a spontaneous drink after work?

That is what we set out to explore in this miniseries, by talking to both Danes and foreigners and looking into some research on the topic.

Welcome to “The Swap Language Culture Guide to Denmark” and our brand-new three-part miniseries on Friendships.

***

A big thanks to everybody who contributed to the making of this episode: Gintare, Valerija, Krisia, Madhu, and, of course, all the people who were kind enough to share their thoughts as we chased them down with our mic on the streets.

If you would like to learn more on the topic, check out these sources that were a great inspiration for us as we researched and wrote the episode:

https://www.zetland.dk/historie/seQAkgbW-a8dGXQ45-bbb6f

https://udforsksindet.dk/3-former-for-venskab-ifoelge-aristoteles/

https://videnskab.dk/teknologi/forskere-saetter-venskaber-paa-matematisk-formel/

https://www.sst.dk/-/media/Udgivelser/2022/Sundhedsprofil/Sundhedsprofilen.ashx

https://www.alt.dk/artikler/tilflyttere-i-danmark-om-venner/1537440

https://www.bt.dk/danmark/udlaendinge-undrer-sig-hvorfor-er-danskerne-de-svaereste-i-verden-af-blive-venner-

https://videnskab.dk/kultur-samfund/vi-kan-kun-have-150-venner-ogsaa-paa-facebook/

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This podcast episode is about overtourism – or damaging tourism.

Let’s find out what that’s all about!

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This podcast episode is about gender reveals as such, but also my own.

Let’s get started!

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This podcast episode is about going to the dentist – and being afraid of it.

Let’s get started!

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This podcast episode is about having the post-holiday blues.

What does it entail and what is it triggered by?

Let’s get started!

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This podcast episode is about spending a day at the amusement park Djurs Sommerland.

Let the fun begin!

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This podcast episode is payment methods but also a look into how we Danes feel about our money.

Let the learning begin!

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This podcast episode is about one of my favorite seasons, autumn.

What changes do we experience in nature and inside ourselves?

Let’s find out!

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This podcast episode is about Emma who is a vegetarian.

She tells us where she does her groceries and what she eats in a day.

Let’s get started!

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This podcast episode is about Amalie.

On Friday, she is going to an interesting event at a Danish jewellery shop and she talks about her fascination for decorating the body with jewels and colors.

Let's get to it!

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This podcast episode is about Jose who needs to buy a new winter coat.

She talks about her design and price criteria.

Let’s do this.

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This podcast episode is about Peter and Molly. They are married and have two children.

Molly tells us about their lovely vacation in Bornholm.

Let’s get to it!

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This podcast episode is about Julia from Austria.

She is going to the amusement park Tivoli Friheden in Århus this weekend with some friends.

Let’s get to it!

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This podcast episode is about Selma who is going to a Halloween party at her friend’s house. God fornøjelse!

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This special episode is about Christmas – or rather: When to start celebrating Christmas.

For more language learning content, come join us at www.swaplanguage.com

God fornøjelse!

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This podcast episode is about birthdays, a bit about astrology and also birth reports, from my mum – to be specific.

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This podcast episode is about smoking and drinking habits in Denmark.

We are going to have a look at a few statistics, talk about cultural highlights and of course my own position on this topic.

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This podcast episode is about TV habits, streaming and series.

I’ll shed some light on the most popular streaming services in Denmark and tell you a bit about what I end up watching when I sit down in my couch.

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This podcast episode is about takeaway food, recommendations, cozy restaurants and cafés and popular places to eat or have a drink in Århus.

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This podcast episode is about typical Danish homes.

We are very fond of calm, earthy, bright colours when it comes down to decorating our homes.

Why is that and what exactly characterizes the Nordic Minimalism?

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This podcast episode is about English words in Danish.

Sometimes, we get lazy and use English words instead of equally good Danish words.

There are also times, when we use words that are unique to English and don’t have an equivalent in our language.

And finally … We have anglicism. They are just plain incorrect.

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This podcast episode is about a Danish holiday tradition called påskefrokost.

A get-together with family and/or friends during Easter where we eat traditional food and drinks.

And I will tell you about the last påskefrokost I attended.

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This podcast episode is about hiking - in Denmark.

I have done a fair share of hiking, but mostly outside Denmark.

Today, I will, however, be focusing on routes in Denmark and my hiking experiences from Denmark. 

So pack your bags and let’s get going. 

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This podcast episode is about Algarrobo. A coastal city in the southern part of Spain.

I went there on a holiday with my husband not so long ago, and I of course want to tell you all about it and give you that cultural injection.

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This podcast episode is about Trøjborg. A part of Århus, where I happen to live.

Perhaps you already know areas like Nørrebro and Frederiksbjerg.

These fall into the same category as Trøjborg. And I will tell you why we have names for these areas – and what is special about Trøjborg.

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This podcast episode is about Frida from Germany.

She has been living and working in Denmark for several years.

She is the kind of person who loves to stay at home after work and just chill on the couch with the TV turned on. 

Let’s have a listen.

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This podcast episode is about Frederik who lives in Amager, close to Christiania.

He talks about how he goes from A to B in his daily life with job, friends and family visits. 

Let’s get started.

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This podcast episode is about Vera from Germany who lives in Lystrup with her Danish husband and two children.

They all just came back from vacation.

Let’s get to it.

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This podcast episode is about Filippa from Spain who planned on finishing her master’s degree in Denmark and then returning to Spain. 

But then she met Laura.

Let’s have a listen.

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This podcast episode is about Jonathan.

He talks about what he did last weekend and what he has got planned for the weekend to come. 

Let’s get started!

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This podcast episode is about Livia from Switzerland.

She talks about when she moved to Denmark to study and what her daily life in Denmark looks like. 

Let’s go.

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This podcast episode is about Maribel from Argentina.

She moved to Denmark one and a half year ago.

She is learning Danish and talks about typical Danish things. 

Let’s have a listen.

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This podcast episode is about Jeanette who studied aesthetics and culture at the university.

She now works at a museum while taking a master’s degree in curation. 

Let’s delve into it.

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This podcast episode is about Emilie and her boyfriend Rasmus.

They live in Odense and work in Odense/Århus.

Emilie just got a promotion.

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This podcast episode is about Nadja.

It is her last day at work before her three weeks of summer vacation. 

She talks about her plans.

Let’s go!

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This podcast episode is about learning a foreign language.

I will tell how I learned my foreign languages, but I will also tell you what my Danish students have told me has been helpful to them - in terms of learning Danish.

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This podcast episode is about one of my favourite things in this world. Exercise!

I will tell you about my fitness journey and what a regular gym day for me looks like.

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This podcast episode is about food.

I don’t know about you, but I talk about food every day.

So I thought you would benefit from hearing me talk about what I ate on a specific day.

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This podcast episode is about something quite specific: Fridays!

Or rather Friday evenings and how they have changed, in my case, over the years.

I am going to tell you how I spend mine and I will drizzle the topic with a bit of philosophy.

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This podcast episode is about my very own wedding day.

In June 2023, I married my one and only.

And I am going to tell you about the proposal and the wedding.

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This podcast episode is about hygge.

It’s no longer just a Danish word, so chances are good that you have already heard about it.

In this episode, I am going to tell you a bit about the origins of hygge and, of course, what I consider “hyggeligt”.

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This podcast episode is about coffee.

Whether you drink it or not, you probably have an opinion about it.

And if you live in Denmark, I reckon you have spotted the many coffee shops already - and heard how we always talk about meeting up for a cup of coffee.

So in this episode, I will tell you about my personal coffee journey.

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This podcast episode is about a little roadtrip I went on with my dear partner in crime not so long ago.

And an essential part of that trip was a surprise party for a bride to be.

There is much more to all this, so stay tuned. 

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This podcast episode is about my vacation in the southern part of Italy.

An active vacation filled with culture, food, great views and exciting experiences.

And I got to see Santa Claus’s tomb.

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This podcast episode is about being late.

What is acceptable and what is not?

What is Danish and what is not?

This is my personal take on the matter, and I aspire to give you lots of words and phrases that will make it easier for you to talk about the very same topic.

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This podcast episode is about the Danish couple Dan and Julie and their two children Anton and Josefine.

The parents are grocery shopping with their children after a hard week at work.

Dan manages to find a babysitter for tomorrow and books a table at a restaurant for Julie and himself.

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This podcast episode is about Sarah and Louise who meet up to make pizzas and watch a movie.

But first, they go grocery shopping and decide what to put on top of their pizzas.

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This podcast episode is about a Danish girl called Tanja.

She is 29 years old and works as a Senior Project Manager in Copenhagen.

She is sharing an apartment with a friend, but her friend is moving soon.

Therefore, she needs to either find a new roommate or find another apartment.

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This podcast episode is about … my place!

In this episode, I tell you about my apartment in Trøjborg, which is a part of Århus.

We just bought a house, wo we will soon be moving out of my apartment and rent it out instead.

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This podcast episode is about Malene who is divorced and lives with her two daughters in Amager, close to Copenhagen.

She and her ex husband have joint custody of the children.

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This podcast episode is about Paula from Germany who lives in Århus.

She transferred jobs within the same company and now works in Brande.

She carpools to work with a colleague and they talk about their family in Danish.

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This podcast episode is about Casper from Romania.

He has been living in Denmark for a little over 3 years.

He works as an IT consultant in Copenhagen.

He is single, and he loves weekends.

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This podcast episode is about a Danish girl named Yrsa.

She lives and works in Copenhagen.

She works as an architect, just like her Danish boyfriend Michael.

She enjoys her daily life and tries to set up a gettogether with her girlfriends.

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This podcast episode is about Sandra from Germany.

She lives in Århus with her German husband and their two children, Emilia and Felix.

Today, the family is celebrating Emilia’s birthday.

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This podcast episode is about Oscar.

He just started working in a big international company and it's his first day at work.

He meets Ida who has worked there for many years, and they have a conversation.

Let's get to it!

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