Aarhus Universitet

I tried to study danish but it's really difficult to learn it in 6 months. Anyway teachers was really great to teach in english when there were exchange students in tyhe classroom. Almost everyone in Denmark speak a good english, so was easy to learn it.

If you don't have the opportunity to go to England or to the USA to learn English, Denmark is another option to learn English because the Danes speak it very well. I remembered a student coming from Canada said that she has chosen Denmark because it's where people speak well English in Europe, apart UK. The Danes speak it fluently and without any Danish accent and television programmes are always in an original version(mostly in English) and subtitled.

In Language and communication, I hadn't any problem because danish people speak english fluently, and they don't have problem to interact with you in it. I try to learn danish to buy some things at supermarket, some adresses or days of the week and numbers. But It is not necessary to speak danish to live in Denmark , in fact, there are a lot of foreign people there.

I used English most of the time (Danish is impossible to learn in 10 months' time) so yeah, I had plenty of practice :o)

It was a bit confusing not to understand danish, but everybody there speaks perfect English so I could easily communicate with everybody.At the campus English was the official language because there were a lot of international students.At the University a lot of the subjects were offered in English.

Danish people speak great english. I hardly ever had a problem except with older people at places like banks.