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How to Find a Job in Denmark

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Finding a job overseas can seem as daunting as locating the proverbial "needle in a haystack." If you're planning to relocate to Denmark, make sure you have the proper tools and resources to help you overcome language and cultural barriers, ... more »

How to Learn Danish

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The Danish language is similar in vocabulary to other Scandinavian languages, but Danish is different because of its guttural "r" and lack of melody. There are three vowels in the language that are not found in English. However, Danish is not ... more »

How to Treat Women in Denmark

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Countries are very diverse in their family values and gender roles, so it's important to do some research before you embark on a journey abroad. If you'll be traveling to Denmark, learn a bit about the culture, home and work environment so you'll ... more »

How to Research Danish Folklore

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When you think of Danish folklore, The Ugly Duckling, the Hans Christian Anderson fairy tale that teaches tolerance and self esteem, probably comes to mind. Or perhaps your first thoughts are of Hamlet, the legend of the Danish king told by ... more »

How to Research Danish Cuisine

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Some elements of Danish cuisine have their roots in the days before refrigeration; these include ollebrod (made of rye bread, sugar and non-alcoholic beer), vangrod (porridge made with water) and gule arrter (split pea soup). Other items, such as ... more »

How to Make Dutch Oliebollen

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Hailing from the land of windmills and wooden shoes, Oliebollen are a favorite treat of the Dutch, typically served around New Year’s. Oliebollen literally translates as “oil buns,” but don’t be alarmed—this treat is a wonderful version of fried ... more »

How to Research Danish Music

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Although Danish music dates back to 1300, Carl Nielsen (1865-1931) is considered the father of modern Danish music. In fact, Carl Nielsen's musical stature is so great that Danish composers are often classified as pre- or post-Carl Nielsen. ... more »

How to Research Danish Sports

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Recreation, including sports, is an important part of Danish life. A 4-week long ferie (vacation) is enforced each summer--based on the Danish belief that rested, healthy employees are more productive. While on vacation and throughout the year, ... more »

How to Do Business in Denmark

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When you do business in an unfamiliar country, you face a number of cross-cultural challenges. If you'll be conducting business in Denmark, familiarize yourself with the country's business etiquette and industry information before you arrive... more »

How to Study Danish Traditions

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When they were asked in a recent survey, 90% of Danes said that traditions were an important part of their cultural heritage. Most Danes celebrate a number of "red letter days," or holidays that are scheduled throughout the year. Whether they ... more »

How to Behave in Denmark

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When you're traveling or moving abroad, you must take time to acquaint yourself with the country's customs, traditions and etiquette. While Denmark is an open, relaxed society promoting equality for all, you must take measures to display ... more »

How to Learn About Danish Film

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The first Danish film, a documentary about the royal family, was produced in 1898. Even today, the Danes are known as excellent producers of documentaries and social films. However, this small country has produced a wide range of films; watching ... more »

How to Learn About Danish Theater

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When most of us think of Danish theater, we think of Hamlet. Although the play was written by Shakespeare, this ancient saga about a Danish king has been acted out at the Viking festival every year since 1950. You can have fun learning about ... more »

How to learn Danish

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Foreign languages can be tricky to pick up, especially if it's a language you're not likely to encounter on a regular basis. With these tips, you'll be more likely to learn Danish... more »

How to Learn Danish Etiquette

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The proverb that says "A happy face is the sign of a good heart" applies to the people of Denmark. Visitors to this country are immediately struck by how cheerful and generous the Danish people are. Learning Danish etiquette will make you more ... more »

How to Research Danish Politics

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If you're planning a trip to Denmark, want to study abroad or will be relocating there then you will want to learn about Danish Politics. You may also just be interested in learning about international politics. Whatever the reason, read on to ... more »

How to Study Danish Architecture

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The study of Danish architecture is an interesting one and can range from looking at Denmark's smallest house to viewing modern experimental houses made of plastic. There are also nearly 2,000 12th century churches, hundreds of castles and, of ... more »

How to Study Danish Customs

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As a people, the Danes are known for their ability to enjoy life. One of the ways that they do this is through their observance of special holidays and customs. If you cannot spend time in Denmark, you can learn about Danish customs without ever ... more »

How to Study Danish History

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If you want to learn about the Vikings, the European Middle Ages or the German conquests in World War II, then studying Danish history may interest you. Whether you are planning a trip to Denmark or you just enjoy learning about the past, follow ... more »

How to Study Danish Painters

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The Danes do not claim to be great art connoisseurs, but they do take it seriously. There are almost 200 museums in Denmark, and state funds are used to provide opportunities for artists and to allow small communities to house significant works ... more »

How to Study Danish Writers

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For a country of less than 5.5 million, Denmark has produced some exceptional writers. The works of Hans Christian Andersen, Isak Dinesen (nee Karen Blixen) and Soren Kierkegaard are read, admired and studied all over the world. Yet there's more ... more »

How to Understand Danish Culture

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The country of Denmark in northern Europe and bordering Germany is a beautiful, diverse and fascinating place to visit. The Danes have an immense love of life and intriguing concepts of egalitarianism or social equality. What follows are some ... more »

How to Understand Norse Mythology

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Many people see mythology as something primitive. They imagine drunken gods, silly metamorphoses and simplistic stories. Mythologies reflect the way a people saw and interpreted the world. Therefore, to understand historic Scandinavians, it’s ... more »

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