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Danish is spoken by approximately 6 million people, mostly located in Denmark. There is also a region of northern Germany who speak Danish as their primary language in addition to several communities in parts of Scandinavia, Greenland, North and South America. Danish is in fact a Northern German language with links to Icelandic, Norwegian, Swedish and Faroese.
Danish is a language that uses the 26 letters of the Latin alphabet at its core with three other letters added. It’s also made its way into many place names – such as those ending in –gate, -toft and –Thorpe. This is something left over the Viking times and the words ‘law’ and ‘riding’ are also from Danish.
Those who speak Swedish and Norwegian proficiently, should be able to understand Danish and vice versa. Although speakers of Norwegian are said to be the most well placed to understand the other two languages.
Danish language has its roots in the Old East Norse spoken during the middle ages of the 9th to 11th centuries. It then developed into Middle Danish with a merge with Swedish between the 12th and 15th centuries and then moved into Modern Danish from 1800s onwards. There are many ‘borrowed’ words in the Danish language taken from the French, English and German languages.
Away from Old Scandinavian, the Danish language has experienced the most significant changes. It lost the old case system and put the masculine and feminine genders together in one common gender. Also, a lot of Low German terms, prefixes and suffixes were applied to the language when having contact with the traders of the Hanseatic League during the Middle Ages. The so called glottal stop (stød), which derived from a tonal accent, is the most exceptional feature of the Danish sound system. In a spelling reform in 1948 they decided quitting capitalization of nouns and introducing the letter å for aa, what resulted in making the spelling more similar to those of Norwegian and Swedish.
Famous and notable Danish authors are among others existential philosopher Søren Kierkegaard and the fairy tale author Hans Christian Andersen.
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