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62. Northern Light - Aalborg University No. 3 March 2002, www.auc.dk/northernlight. danish language InstructionExpands. In the current spring semester, AAU's Language school http://www.sprog.auc.dk/ecsp/news_mar02/langinst.htm

Debate on International Education McUniversity Danish Language Instruction Expands New Foreign Students ... Films, Sports, Music, Art, Literature, Travel, Events No. 3 - March 2002 www.auc.dk/northernlight Danish Language Instruction Expands In the current spring semester, AAU's Language school will again offer Basic Danish classes, twice a week, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 16.15 to 18.30 for 12 weeks, in Room 1.115, 1.119 and 1.121. As something new, the Language school will offer two levels of Advanced Danish, for the students who attended basic Danish classes last semester and for the many staff members already residing in Aalborg who want and need more Danish language instruction. These classes will be held on Mondays and Wednesday, also from 16.15-18.30. www.hum.auc.dk/cfl ) and email the completed form at perterki@hum.auc.dk

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64. Gmane -- Mail To News And Back Again HELP!!! Consuelo Wolney Drumond. 22 Jan, danish language? soren. 22 Jan, Re Danishlanguage? Barry A. Warsaw. 24 Jan, Re danish language? (and Swedish too..). http://news.gmane.org/thread.php?group=gmane.mail.mailman.internationalization

65. OSKAR Consulting Content Finder : Danish WENN Entertainment News Wire Service (danish language Edition) The World EntertainmentNews Network's daily news wire service comprises approx 20-30 music http://www.electroniccontent.com/conFinder.cfm?cat=danish

66. The Danish EU Presidency - Eu2002.dk - Language And Religion AD 200. The danish language belongs to the North Germanic languagegroup together with Icelandic, Faroese, Norwegian and Swedish. http://www.eu2002.dk/denmark/default.asp?MenuElementID=6112

67. Vidar - English Explanation workers and technicians. danish language courses for foreigners inDenmark financed by the state. Special education and reading http://www.vidar.dk/4125641E00506D45/vLookupHelp/3!opendocument

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68. Consolidated Act On Teaching Danish As A Second Language For Adult Foreigners rank Danish citizens on a par with foreigners, where for special reasons such Danishcitizens do not have sufficient mastery of the danish language to function http://eng.uvm.dk/publications/laws/danishlow.htm?menuid=1530

69. Links About The Nordic Languages (the S.c.nordic FAQ) 4 Languages in Norden; 2.3.5 Sámi languages; 3.2.5 the danish language;3.6.5 Faroese language and literature; 4.2.3 Population and http://www.lysator.liu.se/nordic/scn/sproglinks.html

The home pages for the Usenet newsgroup soc.culture.nordic [ This page was initially edited in a version suitable to get printed [ Check if Lysator's faster www-server is up and running? ] FAQ-Related texts links about the Nordic languages Some links to other sites: The Icelandic Language Norway's two written languages A small Viking time dictionary for the conquered (etymological remarks for English speakers) Finnish pronunciation Swedish pronunciation phonetic alphabet for 7-bits terminals Finlandssvenska uttryck ... Mercator network collects data about minority languages in Europe [ a service set up with support of the European Commission ] Ethnologue the catalogue of more than 6,700 languages spoken in 228 countries. In the s.c.nordic FAQ: Introduction to Nordic graphemes Languages in Norden Sámi languages the Danish language ... Scanian language Antiquated section(s) removed from the main faq The Nordic graphemes FAQ FAQ-Related texts This page was last updated March the 19th in the year of 2001. The line of flags is modified after a picture at det Åländska skoldatanätet (Oh, by the way, you are guest number 3520 since January 1999, and are sincerely wished

70. FAQ, Royal School Of Library And Information Science altogether). Language of instruction Danish. Read more Danish. For suchstudents is necessary to pass a danish language test. The Danish http://www.db.dk/generelinfo/faq_uk.htm

FAQ: Admission of foreign students to the Royal School of Library and Information Science What kind of academic institution is the Royal School of Library and Information Science? What are the academic opportunities at the Royal Scool of Library and Information Science? What programmes are offered in English? Does the School offer a PhD Programme? ... Can the Royal School assist you in enrolling into a language school or adult education centre in Denmark with a view to taking the Danish language test? What kind of academic institution is the Royal School of Library and Information Science? The Royal School of Library and Information Science is a distinguished, internationally recognized educational and research institution. Its activities are centred on two locations in Denmark: a School in Copenhagen and a Branch in Aalborg. As a government-funded university-level institution, the Royal School of Library and Information Science is responsible to the Danish Ministry of Cultural Affairs for education, research and development in the field of Library and Information Science (LIS). The School has its own premises, operates on its own and does not form part of a university. What are the academic opportunities at the Royal School of Library and Information Science A 3-year full-time Undergraduate Programme in Library and Information Science (B.Sc.). The course includes the following main elements: Information Retrieval; Knowledge Organisation; Culture, Literature and Media; History of LIS; Research Methods; Management and Finance. Studying for another half year enables students to earn the degree of Librarian D.B. (3 ½ years of LIS study altogether). Language of instruction: Danish. Read more about the programme at:

71. Danish Language The danish language Lexicon, The danish language struggles for the purityof its lexicon, so the basic vocabulary remains original. http://indoeuro.bizland.com/tree/germ/danish.html

72. Danish Language - Wikipedia danish language. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Most Danish words arederived from the Old Norse language, with new words formed by compounding. http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danish_language

Main Page Recent changes Edit this page Older versions Special pages Set my user preferences My watchlist Recently updated pages Upload image files Image list Registered users Site statistics Random article Orphaned articles Orphaned images Popular articles Most wanted articles Short articles Long articles Newly created articles Interlanguage links All pages by title Blocked IP addresses Maintenance page External book sources Printable version Talk Log in Help Other languages: Dansk Deutsch Esperanto Svenska Danish language From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Danish is one of the Scandinavian languages, a sub-group of the Germanic group of the Indo-European language family. Danish is the official language of Denmark , one of two official languages of Greenland (the other is Greenlandic ), and one of two official languages of the Faeroes (the other is Faeroese ). In addition, there is a small community of Danish speakers in the portion of Germany bordering Denmark. The closest relatives of Danish are the other North Germanic languages of Scandinavia Norwegian and Swedish . Written Danish and Norwegian are particularly close, though the pronunciation of all three languages differs significantly. Proficient speakers of any of the three languages can understand the others.

73. OpenOffice.org br Português do Brasil, Claudio Ferreira Filho, BrazilianPortugueseLanguage Project. da Dansk, Claus Sørensen, danish language Project. http://native-lang.openoffice.org/

Home About Us News Downloads ... Site Help Search: By any use of this Website, you agree to be bound by these Project Project Home News Files Members Resources: Mailing Lists Documentation Source: CVS, Browsing Issue Tracking Category: native-lang Summary: Native Language Development: Resources and Information Owner(s): louis southerncross Contents Mission Statement Proposing a New Native-Lang Project Existing Native-Lang Projects Mission Statement The Native-Lang projects' mission is to represent, coordinate and expand the worldwide linguistic communities of users, developers and marketers. In this regard, the Native-lang project does not replace the Localization project (the l10n project ) in any way. People who are interested in localizing (say, by translating) the OpenOffice.org's software suite should visit the the l10n project . The Native-Lang projects work with other OpenOffice.org projects such as l10n and the Marketing in order to help the expansion and the widespread use of the OpenOffice.org's office suite. The Native-Lang projects came into being as a response to a felt need in the Open Source community for native-language informational discussion forums. OpenOffice.org is definitively an international project, it's members hail from all around the globe. Native-Lang projects accommodate that breadth. This concept was built with pride by Guy Capra (Alomphega).

74. Søren Kierkegaard Reserach Center Introduction, translations, publications and works. Some of the information is written in Danish.Category Society Philosophy Philosophers Kierkegaard, Søren...... Other members of the Board are appointed by the University of Copenhagen,the Society for danish language and Literature, and the Royal Library. http://www.sk.ku.dk/english.htm

S K IERKEGAARD ESEARCH C ENTER AT C OPENHAGEN U NIVERSITY Tel: +45 3376 6900 Fax: +45 3376 6910 E-mail: sec@sk.ku.dk Danish version Kierkegaard Translation Employees ... According to an agreement with the University of Copenhagen, the Kierkegaard library was moved from the Faculty of Theology to SKC, which is now also responsible for the supervision of Ph.D. and Master’s students who are writing their theses on various aspects of Kierkegaard’s works.

75. Pravda.RU English Harry Potter Vs. Russian Tanya Grotter Yet, JK Rowling had get a lot more serious after the news about Tanya Grotter’spublishing in the danish language. Say what you want! PRAVDA.Ru will hear you! http://english.pravda.ru/main/2003/03/15/44451.html

Say what you want! PRAVDA.Ru will hear you! Mar, 15 2003 In Russian Em Portugues Former USSR Top Stories ... About Pravda.RU:Top Stories:More in detail English Harry Potter Vs. Russian Tanya Grotter J.K. Rowling law firm sued Russian publishing house Eksmo on plagiarism allegation The pending case concerning Harry Potter and Tanya Grotter will get its first court decision on March 25th in Amsterdam. J.K. Rowling, her agents, to be more precise, managed to endure Tanya Grotter’s success in Russia (500 thousand books were sold in Russia over six months). They only released several unfounded plagiarism accusations against Eksmo publishing house and Tanya Grotter’s author, Dmitry Yemets. Yet, J.K. Rowling had get a lot more serious after the news about Tanya Grotter’s publishing in the Danish language. The story started in October of the last year, when the general director of the Eksmo publishing house received a letter from the law firm LeBoeuf, Lamb, Green and MacRae, which represents Rowling’s interest, from Time Warter and from the Russian publishing house Rosman. In the letter it was said in a decisive way that publishing Tanya Grotter books should be stopped. The letters also ran that Eksmo publishing house should present the financial account about Tanya Grotter book sales. In case of non-execution of the ultimatum, the law firm claimed that it would sue Dmitry Yemets and Eksmo publishing company. Potential claimants managed to accuse the company Eksmo of plagiarism on numerous occasions, to cancel several press briefings, and someone even said that they had nothing against Eksmo. However, the Dutch publishing house Biblos evinced its interest in Tanya Grotter, became Eksmo’s partner and acquired rights for publishing the book in the English and in the Danish languages.

76. The Scxanian Language - SSF The Scanian language has greatly contributed to the development of the danish languagesince Scania, and its metropolis Lund, was the cultural centre of the http://www.scania.org/skaniae/1030lang.htm

Stiftelsen Skånsk Framtid "A Region in Europe". A paper on the history of the Scanian language prepared by the Skånska Akademin (Scanian Literary Academy) dated 15 January 1995. THE SCANIAN LANGUAGE NORDIC STOCK Before the present Scandinavian countries were established, the Nordic region - around the year 1000 a.d. - consisted of a number of smaller nations or peoples. The languages spoken by the inhabitants of these nations derived from a common Nordic language stock. In the Danish-speaking territory the following regions had their distinct languages: the islands of Sjælland, where the mainland of Sjælland was the central part. in the west the language of the Jutlanders and, in the east, the language of Scania. Scania is today sometimes referred to as the southern part of Sweden. THE NAME Scania was for a considerable part of its history the richest nation in the Nordic region. This was partly contributed to the important herring fishery at the southwestern part of Scania, at the town of Skanör. The fishing industry attracted merchants from all over Europe. The first part of the word Scandinavia derives from the name Scania and Skanör - Skaaney and Scaaneyrr. THE ORIGIN The record of the language of the Scanians can be traced back to the earliest part of history. The texts of the Scanian runes from the 10th and 11th century evidences the existence of a specific community language which, even at these early ages, differs from its linguistic neighbours both as regards to grammatical forms and vocabulary. The Scanian language has greatly contributed to the development of the Danish language since Scania, and its metropolis Lund, was the cultural centre of the Danish state until the turn of the 16th century and up to the time of the invasion by Sweden in 1658.

77. International Office - Aalborg University danish language Course. Participants Foreign Researchers and GuestLecturers at Aalborg University. Objective The aim of this course http://www.auc.dk/international/udveksling/gudanish.html

Danish Language Course Participants: Foreign Researchers and Guest Lecturers at Aalborg University. Objective: The aim of this course is to enable foreigners to handle some everyday communication situations and some of the communicative problems that occur most frequently. This applies to formal as well as informal situations. Therefore, the course has been designed to meet a combination of communicative, informative, and action-oriented goals. The participants are assumed to have little or no knowledge of Danish, and therefore, the course will focus primarily on the spoken language. It will concentrate on skills in understanding spoken Danish and actively making oneself understood, using simple words and sentence structure and communication strategies. In this connection, special emphasis will be given to information about Danish society and culture. For further information please contact: AAU Language School Kroghstræde 3, room 5.209 phone: + 45 96359045 e-mail: peterki@hum.auc.dk

78. Scandinavian Studies Departments DANA COLLEGE Department of English and Danish Blair, NE 68008 Programs OfferedMinor in danish language and Literature Languages Offered Danish Institution http://www.montana.edu/sass/scandept.htm

Scandinavian Studies Departments If you wish to add your Department to our list or update a listing, please send the information to Dr. Jerry Coffey at coffey@english.montana.edu ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY Department of Languages and Literatures Box 870202 Tempe, AZ 85287-0202 Programs Offered: Undergraduate Certificate in Scandinavian Studies. Languages Offered: Norwegian, Swedish, Old Norse. Institution Homepage: http://www.asu.edu/ Department Homepage: http://www.public.asu.edu/~erees AUGSBURG COLLEGE Department of Foreign Language 731 St. Avenue South Minneapolis, MN 55454 Programs Offered: Scandinavian Area Studies as an interdisciplinary degree-granting program. Languages Offered: Norwegian. Institution Homepage: http://www.augsburg.edu/ Department Homepage: http://www.augsburg.edu/library/nordic.html AUGUSTANA COLLEGE (ROCK ISLAND) Department of Scandinavian Rock Island IL 61201 Programs Offered: B.A. in Swedish Language and Literature, Scandinavian Literature, Scandinavian Area Studies. Languages Offered: Danish, Swedish. Institution Homepage: http://www.augustana.edu/

79. Danish Language Locale For Denmark, Narrative Cultural Specification danish language locale for Denmark, Narrative Cultural Specification. Spellingof the danish language is specified in Retskrivningsordbogen . http://anubis.dkuug.dk/cultreg/registrations/narrative/da_DK,_4.3.html

Danish language locale for Denmark, Narrative Cultural Specification Users: general, applications: general Source: Danish Standards Association, date: 1996-10-15, version: 4.3 Token identifier: da_DK,_4.3 POSIX-locale: da_DK,_4.3 Clause 1: Alphanumeric deterministic ordering Clause 2: Classification of characters Danish uses normal classification of letters in uppercase and lowercase, this classification is also applicable to scripts like Greek and Cyrillic. Clause 3: Numeric formatting The grouping of large numbers is in groups of three digits. Clause 4: Monetary formatting International currency symbol: DKK 543,21 Domestic currency symbol: kr 543,21 Use of negative sign: kr -543,21 Thousands and decimal separators: kr 9.876.543,21 Clause 5: Date and time conventions Both weekday and month names are written with an initial lower case letter in Danish (Normal capitalizing rules apply in the beginning of a sentence, etc.). English name Weekday names Short weekday names Sunday Monday mandag man Tuesday tirsdag tir Wednesday onsdag ons Thursday torsdag tor Friday fredag fre Saturday Short weekday names consisting of the two first letters are also commonly used.

80. Danish Language & Culture danish language Culture Page. copyright 1999, Alysse Lemery Rasmussen. mostlyuseful for genealogists Language Stuff. danish language http://members.aol.com/alysser/denmark.htm

Den Lille Haufrau Copenhagen, Denmark This statue was based on Hans Christian Anderson 's Fairytale, The Little Mermaid. He was such a good writer, that many of his quotes and books are still famous today! Denmark has one of the oldest and most beautiful amusement parks in the world: Tivoli Gardens . They also have Legoland that's right folks, leggos are a Danish invention! Here's a bunch of terrific facts: Eating/Food Stuff Ethnic Cooking: Danish even more recipes than Mort :) Morten's Recipe Collection ... foods everyone will love! some Danish, some not. Genealogy Stuff Danish-American Genealogical Group Denmark Genealogy Distant Cousin's - Danish Genealogy Resources ... Links for Danish Genealogists Genealogical Societies in Denmark Links to Denmark - Danish Organizations ... mostly useful for genealogists Language Stuff Danish Language ... this is a fun page to read, complete with a collection of neat (or werid) sayings Danish Language Learning Resources Danish Language Programs ... some study abroad, some study at home Ethnologue (Denmark) ... info on the Danish language

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