Learn Danish in Berlin
The success of an Danish course is almost always determined by the competence and involvement of the instructor. That's why IH Berlin PROLOG only employs native Danish speakers with many years of classroom experience in adult education.
Listening, speaking, reading and writing - these four basic skills are the foundation for our Danish lessons. With the help of role playing, group discussions and conversations in the class, your knowledge of vocabulary, sentence structure and expressions can be noticeably improved.
The size of the class also plays a role. The smaller the class, the greater your chance of being successful, which is why our Danish courses are limited to a maximum of six persons. Of course, we also offer mini groups and one-to-one lessons, which further enhance your chances for learning Danish successfully.
The current course schedule for Danish courses can be found on the bottom of this page. Whether you're looking for STANDARD or STANDARD LIGHT courses, you will find many offers for evening courses in small groups. You decide on the course dates and the level - just send us your booking and you're on your way!
Danish courses at IH Berlin PROLOG run the throughout the year
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Our evening courses can be booked in blocks of 12, 24 or 48 weeks. You are sure to make quick progress as our Danish courses are quite small with a maximum of only 3 to 6 students.
Upon completion of your Danish course, you will receive an IH Berlin PROLOG certificate. It is widely recognized as proof of your advancement in Danish.
We can also provide you will a customized course programme for Business Danish, where we plan the lessons around your specific industry or your particular point of interest. Just tell us where, when and how we should design your Danish programme.
Discover the Danish language and its cultures - IH Berlin PROLOG, your qualified partner, offers you a comprehensive range of courses, which we will fine-tune to your individual needs while taking into account your preferences and previous knowledge.
Danish - a short overview
Danish (in Danish dansk [sprog]) belongs to the Germanic languages in the Scandinavian group. It is the official language in Denmark and the second official language in Greenland (the first being Greenlandic) and on the Faroe Islands (the first being Faroese, mostly in the variety Gøtudanskt) and it is a common language on Iceland (as it was a former colonial language).
It is also a minority language in Schleswig-Holstein (Danish: Slesvig-Holsten) and has special protection under the state constitution. Danish has disappeared in the former Danish West Indies in the 20th century.
In Denmark, Danish is spoken by about five million native speakers. Another 330,000 native speakers are found, especially in Germany (primarily in south Schleswig which was governed by Denmark until 1864), the centre of which is Flensburg (Danish: Flensborg) with about 20,000 speakers. Danish is also spoken in Greenland and the Faroe Islands (both politically associated with Denmark), but also in Canada, Norway, Sweden and the USA.
Although its vocabulary is strongly influenced by Low German, the linguistic divide to the German dialects is not gentle, but rather hard in a linguistic sense. This boundary was historically on the Eider River. However, ever since the High Middle Ages, German has wandered ever farther north of Eider. Today, the German-Danish border is also the language boundary.
Source: www.wikipedia.org
Current Danish Courses
