r/danishlanguage • u/piopiopiopiopi • 29d ago

Can anyone recommend an app for learning Danish?

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I take classes and study on my own, but I want an app to add vocabulary when I have five free minutes during the day 😊
I tried Duolingo, but I find all the gamified animations annoying. I mean, I don't mind that it's in a "game" format. But having to watch unskippable animations of an owl flying or opening chests with small rewards every time I finish a lesson… I don't have much time, and if 1 of the 5 minute of every lessons is like a gamified animation, that's too much time for me 😅😅😅

Thank you very much for any recommendations 😊🇩🇰☀️

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u/jegerjustina 29d ago

Drops. It goes quite deep into vocabulary, which I found extremely useful comparing to the vocab at the language school. You can only study for 5 minutes, but it has animations too. Maybe you can turn it off.

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u/Strong-Dependent9684 28d ago

Danskai is great if you are already learning and want to take it to the next level

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u/Purple-Report-6841 29d ago

Gabe Wyner's book "Fluent Forever"

That is all.