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Practise real Danish conversations
Interactive Danish dialogues: you hear what the other person says, then choose what to say back — and the conversation goes where your answer takes it. From your first café order to a job interview, every line with audio and an English translation.
Where to start
New to Danish
Ordering a coffee
Easy · 2 minStartDanish partner or family
Meeting your partner's family
Easy · 3 minStartDanish at work
Your first day at a new job
Easy · 3 minStart
Topics that come up everywhere
Friends and family
Parties, plans, hobbies and catching up — the chats where everyone around you is speaking Danish.
Phrases, customs and every conversation →Introducing yourself at a party
Dinner with your partner's parents
Eating out and shopping
From your first coffee order to returning something in a shop.
Out and about
Tickets, directions, appointments and small talk with strangers.
Work
Job interviews, your first day, lunch and fredagsbar with colleagues, meetings.
Phrases, customs and every conversation →Home and neighbours
Finding a flat, signing the lease and meeting the people next door.
Health
Explaining what's wrong and understanding the doctor.
Frequently asked questions
How do the conversations work?
You hear what the other person says and choose what to say back. Different answers take the conversation in different directions, and every line has an English translation.
Is there audio?
Yes. Every Danish line can be played, and every line has an English translation, so you can listen first, read along, or both.
What situations do the conversations cover?
Everyday life in Denmark: chatting with friends and family, ordering food, shopping, asking the way, finding a flat, talking to colleagues and seeing the doctor.
I'm a complete beginner. Where do I start?
With the easy ones — short, slow exchanges like ordering a coffee or introducing yourself at a party. They're at the top of this page and on the easy conversations page. If you want a head start, read the essential Danish phrases first.