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Haha, same 😅 But I think it mostly happens in the centers of big cities where there are a lot of tourists, especially those from countries with a strong tipping culture. For those tourists, leaving a tip feels natural, and for the restaurants and their staff, it’s a nice way to earn some extra cash. Why not, right? (but I'm not a big fan of it anyway, haha)

enjoy your time in Denmark 🇩🇰 💙😊

where? 👀

haha, thank u so much 🌟☺️

a very nice strategy 🔥🦖 good job 🌟

good job 👏 ☺️🌟

@@dannydelvis do you have any advice? 😁

@@Kkotto353 sure! I have some videos about learning danish on my channel, you are welcome to check them out 💙

@@dannydelvis tak! :)

I guess so; you just need to pay for the test and choose a date. The next Studieprøven will be in November-December, so it's not obligatory to attend classes or anything like that.

1000tak 😊

well, as you may see, it is enough 😅

1000tak, det gør jeg ☺️🌟

mange tak ☺️🌟

Haha, jeg takker! Jeg havde fuldstændig glemt, at det var et pindsvin, og ikke en svinepind 😂😂

1000tak skal du have ☺️☺️

hey, sure! there are couple of test centers in Copenhagen, so you can sign up for an IELTS course or an exam there

Thank you so much for your kind words! It's amazing to hear that you're embracing the challenge of learning Danish-it's definitely not an easy language, but your determination is inspiring too! I'm glad my channel and experiences can help motivate you on this journey. Keep going 👻 You’ve got this! 🙏😊

do you also speak Polish and Ukrainian

@@chasekemmerling1676 Yes, I speak Polish (I actually studied IT at university), I've been learning Ukrainian for two years, and the knowledge of Polish helps me a lot, since both languages are similar. I love slavic languages. I've also studied some Bulgarian.

thank uuuu ☺️☺️☺️🌟

Tak for det 😊 Nu er det et år siden den video, så jeg er blevet meget bedre, da jeg har øvet mit dansk på arbejde. Jeg sætter stor pris på dine ord 🌟

Thank you so much ☺️ I'm pretty sure, it's gonna be a cool time 🕰️ hehe I feel you! I also wanted to find somebody on CZcams who would share their experience of living here, learning the language and trying to assimilate, but I couldn't manage to find any channels about it, so I decided to create one 😁

Det skal nok gå ☺️🌟 спасибо 😊

​@@dannydelvisinspiration 🎉 congratulations 🎉🎉 can get delivery jobs in denmark before module A2???

@@Mrskhan_YT I guess so, sometimes English is enough, I believe; but it really depends on the company’s requirements You better check it out on the website of delivery companies. In Copenhagen there are plenty of jobs in service, where one can work in English

@@dannydelvis ok thanks 👍

@@dannydelvis please just make a video on odd jobs, like delivery jobs and cleaning one and kitchen assistant or daycare , kindergarten teacher assistant like that... Also mentioned links of companies please for delivery and cleaning jobs. Hav en god dag 🌟 will wait for your video 👍

Thank u 🥹 I do appreciate your support 😊 I'm not planning on it, but maybe I'll try to learn some Norwegian at some point since it's similar to Danish. For now, though, I'm focusing more on learning Danish because it's essential for my assimilation here 🤭

@@dannydelvis oh okay i understand, well, good luck! And have a nice day! :))

1000tak skal du have 😊

takker ☺️🌟

1000tak ☺️☺️

Hey there, no, I'm not 😅 but I'm about to take my master's in Service Systems Design, so I hope I will make some videos about education and student jobs in general 👻🌟 maybe also at some point we will talk about permanent residence, if I get one 😁

Awww, thank u ☺️ I do appreciate your words 😊 well, to be honest it’s usually the teacher, who decides where you will start your language journey because the first thing you will have is an interview, where they will test your lvl of danish. Back in my days, I got an opportunity to start with module 2, but I decided to go and start from scratch, so I would be not curious whether I had missed some grammar rules or pronunciation tips. So if you have time and wish, I would recommend you to start with module 1 😉 welcome to Denmark 🇩🇰 😊

@@dannydelvis du2 eller du3?

DU3 😊 and I have finished all 6 modules, so I have passed PD3 and Studieprøven

@@dannydelvis Tak! I was also scared of it being too basic and feeling unmotivated, but I'll definitely keep that in mind.

depends on the city, because there are still English speaking jobs in Aarhus or Aalborg or Odense, but I would say, that job opportunities are really limited, comparing to Cph. as a rule, no, there are just few jobs in Jutland or Odense and the vast majority of them are in Copenhagen + the chances to get a job with no danish outside of Copenhagen are not that high in general. you can check it yourself on Jobnet or Jobindex, so you will see how many jobs are available on the market and how many of them are in Copenhagen. Good luck 🍀 😉

@@dannydelvis thankyou for your guideline 😇🙏🏻

I feel u, it's really difficult to learn any language especially if you're not surrounded by it. Knowing danish is an advantage ofc, but as soon as you speak English, you can already get an access to the job market here, so maybe you can rather focus on your hard skills and career/job itself and think about danish a bit later. meanwhile you can still keep learning danish through Duolingo and as soon as you move here, just sign up for a danish school, than you will boost your danish 10x faster. and the fact that you know how to say 'the sky is blue and the girl is happy' will be still impressive for Danes. You can't imagine the number of people, who live here for decades and don't even know some basic words or expressions.

​@@dannydelvis hello. I am going to move denmark this year. Please let me know about the Apartment space, don't have any idea how much minimum space i will need to book an apartment for me, my husband and one kid? Would it be 40m² for we three of us to get CPR?