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A language learning podcast, for beginners, focusing on everyday scenarios.


Join Victoria, your Danish teacher, and Andrew, your fellow learner, as they work through the conversations you'll actually need in everyday life. From ordering a coffee and shopping at the supermarket to introducing yourself, each episode focuses on practical, high-frequency situations you'll encounter in Denmark.


Daily Danish Pod is a language learning podcast for absolute beginners, but learners of all levels can benefit from our focus on pronunciation and word and phrase variations.


Whether you've just moved to Denmark, are planning a visit, or simply want to build confidence speaking Danish, we're here to help.


Our goal isn't to make you fluent overnight. Instead, we want to help you take those important first steps and give you the confidence to start speaking. Many people aren't ready to chat with Danish friends on day one, but you can absolutely learn how to order food, ask simple questions, and navigate daily life.


Each episode builds on the last, introducing new vocabulary while constantly revisiting previous words and phrases through repetition. You can jump into any episode, but listening in order will give you the best learning experience.


So come with us on your Danish language journey. Listen, repeat, rewind, and don't be afraid to speak. The more you hear it, the more natural it becomes.

Get talking!


If you're enjoying the podcast, we'd love to hear from you. Leave a review, share it with another Danish learner, and let us know what everyday situations you'd like us to cover next.

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  • Picking Up a Package at the Kiosk - S1 Ep9
    Oct 11 2026

    In this episode, we are heading to the kiosk to pick up a package and grab a few things for the weekend. We’ll practise giving package numbers and pickup codes, pointing out what we want, and recognising familiar questions at the counter.

    We’ll also explore different Danish sounds spelled with the letter o, learn some useful vocabulary for collecting packages, and talk about attitudes towards medicine in Denmark.

    Before listening: This dialogue includes several two-digit numbers. If you haven’t already, check out our mini-episode covering numbers from 20 to 99.

    Words of the Day

    • Jeg skal hente en pakke. – I need to pick up a package.
    • Hente – To pick up or collect.
    • En pakke – A package.
    • Sidste – Last.
    • En kode / koden – A code / the code.
    • En flaske – A bottle.
    • I aften – This evening / tonight.
    • I morgen – Tomorrow.
    • Hav en god fest! – Have a good party!

    Main Dialogue

    Andrew: Hej.

    Victoria: Hej, jeg skal hente en pakke fra DAO.

    Andrew: Hvad er navnet?

    Victoria: Victoria.

    Andrew: Ja, hvad er de sidste fire numre?

    Victoria: Syvogtres, otteogfyrre.

    Andrew: Hvad er koden?

    Victoria: Toogtyve, nul, enoghalvfems.

    Andrew: Værsgo. Ellers andet?

    Victoria: Nå ja, undskyld, den der flaske vodka og den her pakke Panodil.

    Andrew: Så er du klar til i aften og i morgen.

    Victoria: Helt sikkert.

    Andrew: Så skal jeg bede om femoghalvfjerds kroner.

    Andrew: Vil du have kvitteringen med?

    Victoria: Ellers tak. God arbejdslyst!

    Andrew: Mange tak. Hav en god fest!

    Pointing out what you want

    • Den her – This one here.
    • Den der – That one there.

    These expressions are particularly useful when you don’t know the name of something. You can point and say den her for something nearby, or den der for something further away.

    Pronunciation Point

    The letter o can represent different sounds in Danish. In this episode, we practise hearing and producing the differences in:

    • To – Two.
    • Otte – Eight.
    • Tolv – Twelve.

    Word and Phrase Variation

    In the episode, you’ll hear the names of delivery companies DAO, GLS, and PostNord, along with:

    • ID – Identification.
    • En underskrift – A signature.
    • Så skal jeg bede om din underskrift. – I’ll need your signature.

    Painkillers

    We introduce some names you may encounter in Denmark:

    • Panodil / Pamol – Brands containing paracetamol.
    • Ipren – A brand containing ibuprofen.

    Listen to Victoria’s examples, notice how your lips and tongue move, and repeat along with us.

    Coming Next Time

    Join us for the season finale, where we’ll revisit some of what we’ve learned and explore different ways to say goodbye and “see you later” in Danish.

    Tak for i dag. Vi ses næste gang!


    If you have any feedback or good ideas for episodes please send us a message

    Support the show

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    Rozwiń Zwiń
    27 min
  • Mini Episode: Numbers 20-99
    Sep 27 2026

    In this mini episode, we learn the Danish numbers from 20 to 99 in preparation for our next everyday scenario: picking up a package at a kiosk.

    We begin with tyve, tredive and fyrre, before practising how to form numbers such as fem og tyve and fire og tredive. Then we tackle the famously confusing Danish number system from 50 onwards. Andrew explains the historical base-twenty system and shares the shortcut that helped numbers like halvtreds, halvfjerds and halvfems finally click for him.

    Whether you enjoy understanding the logic or prefer learning through repetition, this episode will help you recognise, pronounce and build Danish numbers up to 99.

    If you have any feedback or good ideas for episodes please send us a message

    Support the show

    Follow us on instagram @dailydanishpod

    Rozwiń Zwiń
    12 min
  • Mini Episode: Danish Numbers 11-19
    Sep 13 2026

    In this mini episode, you’ll learn the Danish numbers from 11 to 19. We’ll begin slowly, explore the pronunciation patterns hidden in the numbers.

    We’ll also discuss the Danish idioms using the number 117 and explore how Danes use it to describe an enormous or uncountable number of things.

    This mini episode builds on Episode 8, Ordering at the Kebab Shop. If you need to practise the numbers from 1 to 10 first, check out our earlier numbers mini episode

    If you have any feedback or good ideas for episodes please send us a message

    Support the show

    Follow us on instagram @dailydanishpod

    Rozwiń Zwiń
    6 min
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