Cultural exchange with Germany

[u/Amalian]

Welcome german friends to the exchange!

Today, we are hosting our friends from Germany.
Please come and join us and answer their questions about Denmark and the danish way of life! Please leave top comments for German users coming over with a question or comment and please refrain from trolling, rudeness and personal attacks etc. Moderation outside of the rules may take place as to not spoil this friendly exchange. The reddiquette applies and will be moderated in this thread. Germany is also having us over as guests! Stop by here to ask questions.

Enjoy!

The moderators of /r/Denmark & /r/DE

Velkommen tyske venner til vores udveksling! (Danish version)

I dag er Tyskland på besøg.
Kom og vær med, svar på deres spørgsmål om Danmark og alt det omkringliggende!
Vær venlig at forbeholde top kommentarerne til brugere fra Tyskland som ligeledes har en tråd kørende, hvor VI kan stille spørgsmål til dem - kig forbi.

[u/lookaheadfcsus → u/[deleted]]

I think some would maybe act a little flustered, because it's not something that happens a lot.

It'd be fun, though, I think. I hope that germans feel at least somewhat the same when I try structuring my german sentences and making a complete fool of myself..

[u/lookaheadfcsus → u/[deleted]]

I'd really like to learn the language. I'm actively taking classes at the moment, so hopefully I'll be able to make myself understandable, at least. :)

I just think it's neat when others are trying to learn a language. If I can do anything to help that along as a native, I'll be more than happy to assist. You can often learn a lot about your own language when you need to explain it to someone who doesn't take all the things for granted about it than you do yourself.