A Conversation for The h2g2 Language Thing- DANISH Department
Language Thing- Danish Speaking Thread
The Language Thing Started conversation Nov 29, 2004
For those who can already speak Danish...even just a bit...
Language Thing- Danish Speaking Thread
Santragenius V Posted Nov 29, 2004
Nej, hvor er her fint... 
[Gee, it's fine around here... ]
Language Thing- Danish Speaking Thread
sunny Posted Nov 30, 2004
* waves *
The Danish pronounciation is quite different from the spelling.
Link provided by Ottox: www.speakdanish.dk : a website with lots of audio examples.
good luck 
Language Thing- Danish Speaking Thread
sunny Posted Nov 10, 2005
speakdanish.dk no longer free.
new link: http://netdansk.asb.dk/
held og lykke 
(good luck)
Language Thing- Danish Speaking Thread
Tavaron da Quirm - Arts Editor Posted Jun 8, 2007
Hi, guys.
I'm the Head of the German Department and just wanted to ask whether there's still anyone here.
Did you notice that Kat, the boss of the Language Thing, hasn't been here for ages anymore? I just checked, she wasn't online since October 2005. 
Which means she'll probably not come again and there will be no page updates anymore.
What shall we do now?
I think I can take over my department, but I'm not sure about the whole place - not sure how much work it really is. And it also depends on you all.
For now I want to see how many people we still are.
(this message will go to all departments)
Language Thing- Danish Speaking Thread
Santragenius V Posted Jun 8, 2007
I'm still around. But not in shape, RL wise, to take over anything 
Language Thing- Danish Speaking Thread
Tavaron da Quirm - Arts Editor Posted Jun 8, 2007
ok... but you plan to go on being here?
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