Here is the first in our series of Danish translations to help you on your way to speaking Danish :).
We start off with animal names and will move through basic words to expand your Danish vocabulary, our lessons will slowly get more advanced moving onto basic phrases and questions that can be asked on a holiday or trip.
| English | Danish |
| dog | hund |
| cat | kat |
| cow | ko |
| rabbit | kanin |
| fish | fisk |
| bear | bjørn |
| crocodile | krokodille |
| badger | grævling |
| monkey | abe |
| bird | fugl |
| deer | hjorte |
| donkey | æsel |
| mouse | mus |
| elephant | elefant |
| frog | frøen |
| giraffe | giraf |
| goat | ged |
| hedgehog | pindsvin |
| horse | hest |
| kangaroo | kænguru |
| kitten | killing |
| lamb | lam |
| sheep | får |
| parrot | papegøje |
| pig | gris |
| puppy | hvalp |
| rat | rotte |
| rhinoceros | næsehorn |
| snake | slange |
| squirrel | egern |
| toad | tudse |
| whale | hval |
| wolf | ulv |
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