Numbers, prices, quantities, phone numbers, and the Danish counting system.

Regular present-tense verb forms for everyday actions, routines, and simple statements.

Basic question words, yes-no questions, inversion, and short answers.

People, family members, relationships, age, names, and personal details.

Definite noun forms with suffixes, demonstratives, and basic reference to known things.

Simple negation with ikke, negative answers, and common negative expressions.

Days, months, seasons, clock times, dates, schedules, and frequency expressions.

Possessive pronouns, ownership, belonging, and common possessive constructions.

Adjectives before nouns, common adjective forms, agreement, and basic descriptions.

Rooms, furniture, household items, living arrangements, and describing a home.

Word order in main clauses, verb-second structure, subject placement, and sentence openings.

Common adverbs of time, place, manner, frequency, and their placement in simple clauses.

Food items, drinks, meals, restaurant ordering, preferences, flavors, and portions.

Modal verbs such as kan, skal, vil, må, and bør for ability, obligation, intention, and permission.

Infinitives with at, verb complements, and common verb patterns after modal and main verbs.

Everyday activities, habits, chores, errands, and routine sequencing.

Prepositions for location, movement, time, possession, and common fixed phrases.

Colors, shapes, sizes, materials, and descriptive noun phrases.

Plural noun forms, irregular plurals, quantity words, and counting with nouns.

Shopping vocabulary, prices, sizes, payment, returns, and asking for items.

Imperatives for commands, instructions, invitations, warnings, and polite requests.

Object pronouns, indirect objects, pronoun order, and common substitution patterns.

Streets, places in town, asking for directions, giving directions, and locating places.

Existential clauses with der er and der findes, availability, presence, and absence.

Coordinating conjunctions, simple clause linking, contrast, addition, and alternatives.

Body parts, symptoms, common illnesses, appointments, advice, and describing physical condition.

Past-tense forms of regular verbs and common uses in narration and completed actions.

Common irregular past-tense verbs and high-frequency past narration patterns.

Transportation types, tickets, routes, timetables, travel problems, and getting around.

Perfect tense with har and er, past participles, completed actions, and life experiences.

Present perfect contrasts with simple past, time expressions, and relevance to the present.

Weather conditions, temperature, forecasts, landscapes, animals, and natural surroundings.

Reflexive pronouns, reciprocal actions, and common reflexive verbs.

Reflexive possessives sin, sit, sine and contrasts with hans, hendes, deres, and egen.

Clothing, accessories, sizes, fit, appearance, and describing what people wear.

Comparative and superlative adjective forms, irregular comparisons, and degree expressions.

Making invitations, accepting, declining, proposing alternatives, and arranging meetings.

Future reference with vil, skal, present tense, komme til at, and time markers.

Intentions, predictions, promises, arrangements, and near-future situations.

Hobbies, games, sports, exercise, leisure activities, and personal interests.

Subordinate clauses with fordi, når, hvis, at, om, and word order after conjunctions.

Verb placement, negation, adverbs, and subject order inside dependent clauses.

Emotions, moods, personality traits, reactions, and describing inner states.

Relative clauses with som, der, hvor, hvis, and omission in common structures.

Direct and indirect questions, embedded question order, and uncertainty expressions.

Education levels, school subjects, courses, classroom language, studying, and academic routines.

Preterite participles, adjective-like participles, and agreement in descriptive contexts.

Pluperfect forms, earlier past events, sequencing, and background information in stories.

Personal experiences, memories, anecdotes, chronology, and narrative connectors.

Particle verbs, verb-preposition combinations, separable meanings, and idiomatic verb patterns.

Common fixed prepositional phrases, abstract prepositions, and contrasts such as på, i, til, and hos.

Public services, forms, official requests, registrations, appointments, and formal questions.

Conditional meaning with hvis, ville, kunne, skulle, and hypothetical situations.

Giving advice, recommendations, warnings, suggestions, and evaluating options.

Technology devices, apps, online accounts, troubleshooting, messages, and digital actions.

Passive forms with -s, blive, and være for processes, results, and impersonal statements.

Impersonal constructions with man, det, der, and passive alternatives.

Giving reasons, explaining consequences, expressing purpose, and organizing arguments.

Opinions, preferences, agreement, disagreement, nuance, and polite contradiction.

Quantity expressions, partitives, approximations, fractions, measurements, and indefinite amounts.

Compound nouns, linking elements, stress-related spelling patterns, and meaning interpretation.

Word formation with prefixes, suffixes, noun endings, adjective endings, and verb derivation.

Money, banking, bills, subscriptions, taxes, budgets, and financial choices.

Reported speech, tense choices, pronoun shifts, reporting verbs, and indirect statements.

Reported questions, reported commands, summarizing speech, and distancing from claims.

Requests, favors, permission, refusal, softening phrases, and degrees of directness.

Formal and informal address, register choices, titles, closings, and respectful phrasing.

Describing problems, complaints, apologies, solutions, compensation, and follow-up exchanges.

Pronouns det and der, placeholder subjects, anticipatory objects, and reference to situations.

Definite and indefinite reference with articles, demonstratives, possessives, and generic meaning.

Adjective nominalization, abstract qualities, and describing groups or categories of people.

Relative time expressions, deadlines, duration, frequency, sequence, and temporal precision.

Concessive clauses with selvom, skønt, trods, contrast markers, and unexpected outcomes.

Similarity, difference, equivalence, exception, inclusion, and exclusion.

Certainty, doubt, probability, assumptions, evidence, and cautious claims.

Strong wishes, hopes, regrets, hypothetical preferences, and fixed subjunctive-like expressions.

Nuanced modal meanings with burde, måtte, skulle, ville, kunne, and modal particles.

Discourse particles such as jo, nok, vel, da, lige, bare, and their pragmatic effects.

Question tags, confirmation checks, echo questions, and response particles.

Turn-taking, interruptions, hesitation, clarification, repair, and keeping conversations moving.

Descriptions of processes, instructions, procedures, sequences, and conditional steps.

Scientific and technical vocabulary for systems, data, cause, change, function, and classification.

Health services, treatment plans, medication instructions, mental health, and patient concerns.

Housing contracts, utilities, repairs, neighborhood issues, and detailed living arrangements.

Law-related everyday language for rights, rules, obligations, permissions, and disputes.

Civic life vocabulary for government, elections, public debate, policy, and social issues.

Environment, climate, resources, sustainability, energy, and ecological problems.

Abstract nouns, conceptual categories, complex definitions, and precise description of ideas.

Evaluating advantages, disadvantages, priorities, trade-offs, criteria, and decisions.

Argument structures, claims, evidence, counterarguments, concessions, and conclusions.

Coherence devices, reference chains, topic shifts, emphasis, and information flow.

Cleft sentences, fronting, extraposition, emphasis, and marked word order.

Ellipsis, substitution, reduced clauses, and avoiding unnecessary repetition.

Complex noun phrases with embedded modifiers, genitives, appositions, and layered descriptions.

Complex verb phrases with auxiliaries, modals, infinitives, participles, and aspectual meaning.

Conditionals involving mixed time frames, implied conditions, counterfactuals, and alternatives.

Advanced relative structures, nonrestrictive clauses, preposition placement, and complex references.

Advanced passive, impersonal passives, resultative meanings, and stylistic alternatives.

Cause, evidence, inference, and logical relationships in dense explanations.

Precision vocabulary for subtle differences, partial agreement, reservations, and qualification.

Idiomatic expressions, fixed phrases, collocations, and common figurative meanings.

Slang, colloquial contractions, informal intensifiers, and relaxed conversational phrasing.

Formal vocabulary, abstract phrasing, nominal style, hedging, and polished expression.

Tone, implication, understatement, irony, humor, and indirect meaning in interaction.

Persuasion, emphasis, rhetorical questions, framing, contrast, and strategic repetition.

Summarizing complex information, paraphrasing accurately, and condensing dense ideas.

Definitions, classifications, examples, exceptions, and reformulations of complex topics.

Negotiating meaning, resolving misunderstandings, clarifying assumptions, and reaching agreement.

Sensitive topics, disagreement, criticism, apology, empathy, and conflict de-escalation.

Advanced connectors for addition, contrast, causation, concession, sequencing, and reformulation.

Register shifts between casual, neutral, formal, and highly polished Danish.

Style choices for concision, clarity, emphasis, elegance, and natural flow.

High-level vocabulary for philosophy, ethics, identity, knowledge, power, and value.

Dense argumentation with layered claims, implied premises, rebuttals, and synthesis.

Specialized vocabulary across public affairs, science, technology, health, education, and administration.

Subtle distinctions in synonym choice, connotation, collocation, and register.

Advanced grammar contrasts, optional structures, edge cases, and high-level accuracy patterns.

Natural Danish rhythm in phrasing, sentence length, discourse flow, and idiomatic sequencing.

Flexible expression of complex thoughts with accuracy, nuance, and adaptation to any situation.