Articles
Here you will find inspiring articles about learning Danish - about living, studying and working in Denmark.
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April 12, 2018
IA Sprog is fighting for survival
Dialogue meeting with politicians provided a glimmer of hope IA Sprog continues the fight against the unfair process in connection with the tender in the municipality of Copenhagen, and is still struggling [...]
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March 26, 2018
Debate regarding tuition fees for Danish courses
On this page, we publish posts in the debate regarding tuition fees for Danish courses. A bit about the proposal Posts from students at IA Sprog Debate in newspapers and on social media Contact us A bit [...]
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March 9, 2018
New conditions for Danish language courses for foreigners in Copenhagen from August 1, 2018
Danish language courses for adult foreigners in the municipality of Copenhagen have been put out to tender. IA Sprog and many other language schools put in their bids for the assignment. Unfortunately, on [...]
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February 22, 2018
Help – I’ll never get rid of my accent!
Do not despair. You can score your dream job, even if you speak Danish with an accent! But there are still some things you need to be aware of, if you want to maximize your chances of landing the job. Read [...]
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February 1, 2018
Julie pratar svenska – speaking a Scandinavian language as a foreign language
When the teachers at IA Sprog aren’t teaching you inversion or the soft ‘d’, amongst the lot of them they speak quite a number of foreign languages. Some teachers speak languages which are completely [...]
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December 15, 2017
Cooperation is the future – IA Sprog and AOF form partnership in the language center area
A new alliance has been established within Danish courses for adult foreigners. It is Denmark’s largest language center, IA Sprog in Copenhagen, who has – in connection with the ongoing licensing round in [...]
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December 13, 2017
Christmas in Denmark
Christmas is the most celebrated holiday in Denmark. The Danish word ‘jul’ is derived from the pagan word ‘yul’, which means ‘festivities’. These ‘festivities’ are the [...]
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November 21, 2017
We retain our employees with Danish lessons
The company Siteimprove has 33 nationalities gathered under one roof. HR Director Gitte Hemmingsen reveals what she does to attract and retain the right employees. They offer Danish lessons in close [...]
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November 8, 2017
About courtesy in Danish and universal rules
When we are being polite, we follow certain linguistic and cultural rules, and we customize them for the particular situation we are in. We usually don’t think about what it is that we do, but when we find [...]
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October 20, 2017
IA’s very own grammar book – Basic Danish Grammar for Foreign Learners
In 2017, IA Sprog language school released its very own grammar book for foreign learners. The three authors behind the book are teacher Anne Hilt, department manager and teacher Lise Rifbjerg and [...]
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September 20, 2017
A world of difference: ‘Just another construction worker’ or a trained professional, fluent in Danish?
IA Sprog has initiated a collaboration with the trade union 3f and the labor organization LO regarding Danish lessons and vocational skills for construction workers. The timing is excellent, because the [...]
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September 11, 2017
Danish as a second language: Use all resources optimally
Lisbeth Egerod teaches Danish at IA Sprog. She has taught Danish as a second language for over 30 years and knows the typical challenges of the various target groups. She shares her experiences with us and [...]
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August 30, 2017
When do we use the comma in Danish?
The comma is a mark we use for punctuation, but this tiny mark can be quite a nuisance, because there are some rules you need to remember in order to be able to place it correctly in Danish. This article [...]
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August 13, 2017
Typical mistakes in Danish
In England, a man walks the streets at night, fixing language errors on street signs. That is, perhaps, overdoing it a bit – but shouldn’t we point out people’s lingual mistakes? Is correct language [...]
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July 19, 2017
Türkçeyi arkadaşlarımızdan öğrendim – I learned Turkish from our friends
At IA Sprog our specialty is teaching Danish. But apart from that, the teachers also know various foreign languages. We have interviewed teacher Marianne Kabakci, who talks about her experience with the [...]
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July 1, 2017
Amendment to Law on Danish Language Courses for foreigners has entered into force
‘More business oriented Danish language lessons for adult foreigners’. With this subheading, a new law comes into force today. It implies a few minor changes in the rules for Danish lessons for [...]
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June 14, 2017
Party in the Northwest again
The Northwestern part of Copenhagen is known for being a diverse neighbourhood with its own quirky charm. A charm that the neighbourhood wants to show off with its own festival, namely the North West [...]
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May 21, 2017
Well underway
IA Sprog’s new teaching material I gang is well underway – complete with 20 videos that tell the story of a group of people in Denmark: at home, in the kindergarten, during their free time, at work, at [...]
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