Danish Conversation Dialog

Do you need to practice Danish to improve your listening, speaking, and enrich your vocabulary?

Do you think it is very important to be able to speak Danish well?

So this is a great app for you.
In this app, you can access hundreds of real-life conversation dialog that help you get better in Danish.

*LET’S START TO SPEAK REAL-LIFE DANISH
Learn to speak Danish easily and effectively with daily conversation dialogs.
Lessons are prepared in hundreds of daily topics help you to get familiar with native speaking and pronunciation.

*RICH & POWERFUL CONTENT OF LESSONS:
Learn to speak Danish through hundred of real-life conversation dialog is the most effective way to learn Danish. Emphasize on listening, the app helps you to improve your listening skill, pronunciation, know how to ask and answer in daily talking.

*OFFLINE
You don’t need to be online to use this app. That’s it. It helps you to save your energy on learning not worrying about wifi connecting.


*LEARN WHILE DRIVING.
The app is designed with a question in mind - How to help user quickly open the lesson and no need to constantly keep the app opened. Just tap the Play button and exit the app, turn off the screen and focus on listening. So it is very useful for you to learn when you are driving.

Therefore help you save a lot of your time to do other important things in life. For example, play with your kids.

*STANDARD & HIGH-QUALITY AUDIO

*Support HEAD-PHONE

*SIMPLE & ELEGANT DESIGN

Take a glance on some topic:

- Greeting people
- Asking people for information
- A drink to friendship
- How to ask for food.
- Talking about a health issue
- How to end a conversation
- Asking a girl to go out for a drink
- Expressing concern for someone
- Expressing joy for someone
- Complimenting someone's clothes
- Talk about leisure activities
- Talk about sport, favorite movies, and kinds of music
- Invite someone to a movie
- Sharing news and information
- Receiving visitors
- Waiting for an invitation
- Accepting/Decline the invitation
- End conversation
- Leavetaking
- Meeting new students
- Finding a classroom
- Buying textbooks
- Talking about a professor