Danish

Lecture number

042006g

Semester

Spring semester 2022

Type

Language course

Registration deadline

03/03/22

Maximum number of participants

18

Events

Description

Language of instruction: German

The course Danish A1.1 is suitable for students without previous knowledge. The main objective is to provide students with a basic knowledge of the Danish language.

Based on everyday conversation topics and situations (greetings and introductions; nationality and language; addresses and numbers), basic knowledge of Danish grammar and vocabulary will be taught.

In the development of word fields, the following topics are mainly dealt with: Presentation of the person and making people known (name, nationality, profession or course of study, place of origin, family), hobbies and interests.

The grammar focuses on personal pronouns, possessive endings, interrogative particles, interrogative words and nominal clauses.

Regular and active participation is required for successful completion of the course. Homework is also required in order to further practice and consolidate what has been learned.

The course consists of 30 attendance hours. Attendance is compulsory. If you want to have a certificate of achievement, you must not miss more than 6 class hours (20%). The final grade is made up of 30% class participation and 70% final exam.

Literature

Please have the following textbooks available when the course starts:

Dansk for dig neu (A1-A2). Textbook with 2 audio CDs; Dansk for dig neu (A1-A2). Exercise book + mp3s as download

ISBN: 978-3-12-528971-0 (newer edition); 978-3-12-528972-7 

Registration

Lecture number

042007g

Semester

Spring semester 2022

Type

Language courses

Registration deadline

03/06/22

Maximum number of participants

18

Events

Description

Language of instruction: German

The course Danish A1.1 is suitable for students without previous knowledge. The main objective is to provide students with a basic knowledge of the Danish language.

Based on everyday conversation topics and situations (greetings and introductions; nationality and language; addresses and numbers), basic knowledge of Danish grammar and vocabulary will be taught.

In the development of word fields, the following topics are mainly dealt with: Presentation of the person and making people known (name, nationality, profession or course of study, place of origin, family), hobbies and interests.

The grammar focuses on personal pronouns, possessive endings, interrogative particles, interrogative words and nominal clauses.

Regular and active participation is required for successful completion of the course. Homework is also required in order to further practice and consolidate what has been learned.

The course consists of 30 attendance hours. Attendance is compulsory. If you want to have a certificate of achievement, you must not miss more than 6 class hours (20%). The final grade is made up of 30% class participation and 70% final exam.

Literature

Please have the following textbooks available when the course starts:

Dansk for dig neu (A1-A2). Textbook with 2 audio CDs; Dansk for dig neu (A1-A2). Exercise book + mp3s as download

ISBN: 978-3-12-528971-0 (newer edition); 978-3-12-528972-7 

Registration

Lecture number

042008g

Semester

Spring semester 2022

Type

Language course

Maximum number of participants

18

Events

Description

Language of instruction: German

The course Danish A1 is suitable for participants without previous knowledge.

The main objective is to provide a basic knowledge of the Danish language.

Based on everyday conversation topics and situations (greetings and introductions; nationality and language; addresses and numbers), basic knowledge of Danish grammar and vocabulary will be taught.

In the development of word fields, the following topics are mainly dealt with: Presentation of the person and making people known (name, nationality, profession or course of study, place of origin, family), hobbies and interests.

The grammar focuses on personal pronouns, possessive endings, interrogative particles, interrogative words and nominal clauses.

Regular and active participation is required for successful completion of the course. Homework is also required in order to further practice and consolidate what has been learned.

The course consists of 60 attendance hours. Attendance is compulsory. If you want to have a certificate of achievement, you must not miss more than 12 class hours (20%). The final grade is made up of 30% class participation and 70% final exam.

Literature

Please have the following textbooks available when the course starts:

Dansk for dig neu (A1-A2). Textbook with 2 audio CDs; Dansk for dig neu (A1-A2). Exercise book + mp3s as download

ISBN: 978-3-12-528971-0 (newer edition); 978-3-12-528972-7 

Registration

Lecture number

042009g

Semester

Spring semester 2022

Type

Language course

Maximum number of participants

18

Events

Description

Language of instruction: German

The course Danish A1 is suitable for participants without previous knowledge.

The main objective is to provide a basic knowledge of the Danish language.

Based on everyday conversation topics and situations (greetings and introductions; nationality and language; addresses and numbers), basic knowledge of Danish grammar and vocabulary will be taught.

In the development of word fields, the following topics are mainly dealt with: Presentation of the person and making people known (name, nationality, profession or course of study, place of origin, family), hobbies and interests.

The grammar focuses on personal pronouns, possessive endings, interrogative particles, interrogative words and nominal clauses.

Regular and active participation is required for successful completion of the course. Homework is also required in order to further practice and consolidate what has been learned.

The course consists of 60 attendance hours. Attendance is compulsory. If you want to have a certificate of achievement, you must not miss more than 12 class hours (20%). The final grade is made up of 30% class participation and 70% final exam.

Literature

Please have the following textbooks available when the course starts:

Dansk for dig neu (A1-A2). Textbook with 2 audio CDs; Dansk for dig neu (A1-A2). Exercise book + mp3s as download

ISBN: 978-3-12-528971-0 (newer edition); 978-3-12-528972-7 

Registration

Lecture number

042010g

Semester

Spring semester 2022

Type

Language course

Registration deadline

03/08/22

Maximum number of participants

14

Events

Description

Language of instruction: German

The Danish A1.2 course is suitable for participants with some previous knowledge.

Using everyday conversation topics and situations (greetings and introductions; nationality and language; food and drink, travel, addresses and numbers), the basic knowledge from the Danish A1.1 course is consolidated and further developed.

The course takes place once a week.

The language course is designed so that participants complete the second sub-level (A1.2) according to the European Framework of Reference in one semester. In the following semester, the course Danish A2.1 can be taken.

The course book covers chapters 6 to 10.

A language course thrives on people meeting each other. It is therefore especially important that you participate actively on a regular basis and prepare well. We would like to point out that in an online course, the emphasis during the attendance time is on class discussion, while listening and reading tasks are more self-study. One advantage of online instruction is that you can receive extensive feedback on written performance.

Classes take place in the form of meetings via Webex. The course is administered via Moodle. There you will also find presentations and additional materials. The teacher will enroll you in the Moodle course. You will receive the invitation to Webex by mail by the first day of class.

Literature

Please have the following textbooks available when the course starts:

Dansk for dig neu (A1-A2). Textbook with 2 audio CDs; Dansk for dig neu (A1-A2). Exercise book + mp3s as download

ISBN: 978-3-12-528971-0 (newer edition); 978-3-12-528972-7 

Registration

Lecture number

042011g

Semester

Spring semester 2022

Type

Language course

Maximum number of participants

14

Events

Description

Language of instruction: German and Danish

The Danish A2 course is suitable for students with basic knowledge of Danish.

It builds on the Danish A1.2 course and uses everyday conversation topics and situations such as directions, vacations, the school and education system in Denmark, descriptions of people, job interviews, professions, etc. to further consolidate and develop previous Danish knowledge.

The focus of the grammar will be on the perfect, preterite, pluperfect, indirect speech, various pronouns and the intensification of adjectives.

The course takes place once a week. The language course is designed so that participants complete level A2 according to the European Framework of Reference in one semester.

A language course thrives on people meeting each other. It is therefore particularly important that you participate actively and prepare yourself on a regular basis. We would like to point out that in an online course the emphasis in the attendance time is on the classroom conversation, while listening and reading tasks are more self-study.

Classes will take place in the form of meetings via Webex. The course is administered via Moodle. There you will also find presentations and additional materials. The instructor will enroll you in the Moodle course. You will receive the invitation to Webex by mail by the first day of class.

Literature

Please have the following textbooks available when the course starts:

Dansk for dig neu (A1-A2). Textbook with 2 audio CDs; Dansk for dig neu (A1-A2). Exercise book + mp3s as download

ISBN: 978-3-12-528971-0 (newer edition); 978-3-12-528972-7 

Registration

Lecture number

042013g

Semester

Spring semester 2022

Type

Language course

Maximum number of participants

14

Events

Description

Language of instruction: German and Danish

The Danish A2.1 course is suitable for students with basic knowledge of Danish.

It builds on the Danish A1.2 course and uses everyday conversation topics and situations such as directions, camping and vacations, the school and education system in Denmark, descriptions of people, etc. to further consolidate and develop previous Danish knowledge.

Grammar will focus on the perfect, preterite, past perfect, indirect speech, various pronouns and adjectives.

The course takes place once a week. The language course is designed so that participants complete the second sub-level (A2.1) according to the European Framework of Reference in one semester. In the following semester, the course Danish A2.2 can be taken. The course book covers chapters 11 to 15.

A language course thrives on people meeting each other. It is therefore especially important that you participate actively on a regular basis and prepare well. We would like to point out that in an online course, the emphasis during the attendance time is on class discussion, while listening and reading tasks are more self-study. One advantage of online instruction is that you can receive extensive feedback on written performance.

Classes take place in the form of meetings via Webex. The course is administered via Moodle. There you will also find presentations and additional materials. The teacher will enroll you in the Moodle course. You will receive the invitation to Webex by mail by the first day of class.

Literature

Please have the following textbooks available when the course starts:

Dansk for dig neu (A1-A2). Textbook with 2 audio CDs; Dansk for dig neu (A1-A2). Exercise book + mp3s as download

ISBN: 978-3-12-528971-0 (newer edition); 978-3-12-528972-7

Registration

Lecture number

042014g

Semester

Spring semester 2022

Type

Language course

Maximum number of participants

14

Events

Description

Language of instruction: German and Danish

The Danish A2.2 course is suitable for students with advanced knowledge of Danish.

It builds on the Danish A2.1 course and uses everyday conversation topics and situations, such as complaints, job interviews, professions, housing, etc., to further consolidate and expand previous Danish knowledge.

Grammar will focus on the passive voice, conjunctions and the subjunctive.

The course takes place once a week and is designed so that participants complete the second sub-level (A2.2) according to the European Framework of Reference in one semester. The course book covers chapters 16 to 20.

A language course thrives on people meeting each other. It is therefore especially important that you participate actively on a regular basis and prepare well. We would like to point out that in an online course, the emphasis during the attendance time is on class discussion, while listening and reading tasks are more self-study. One advantage of online instruction is that you can receive extensive feedback on written performance.

Classes take place in the form of meetings via Webex. The course is administered via Moodle. There you will also find presentations and additional materials. The teacher will enroll you in the Moodle course. You will receive the invitation to Webex by mail by the first day of class.

Literature

Please have the following textbooks available when the course starts:

Dansk for dig neu (A1-A2). Textbook with 2 audio CDs; Dansk for dig neu (A1-A2). Exercise book + mp3s as download

ISBN: 978-3-12-528971-0 (newer edition); 978-3-12-528972-7

Registration

Lecture number

042015g

Semester

Spring semester 2022

Type

Language course

Maximum number of participants

18

Events

Description

Language of instruction: Danish and German

The Danish B1.1 course is suitable for students with a solid basic knowledge of Danish who have successfully completed the A2.2 course and want to acquire a good oral and written knowledge of the Danish language.

The aim of this course is to acquire an advanced basic knowledge of the Danish language based on everyday conversation topics and situations.

Overarching themes deal with nature, culture and society. You will learn to express your opinions and converse about topics of personal interest to you.

The course is designed so that you can complete the first sub-level B1.1 in one semester and then enroll in courses at level B1.2.

Regular and active participation is a prerequisite for successful completion of the course. This also requires the completion of homework in order to further practice and consolidate what has been learned.

The course consists of 30 attendance hours. Attendance is compulsory. If you want to have a certificate of achievement, you must not miss more than 6 class hours (20%). The final grade is composed of 30% class participation and 70% final exam.

Literature

Please have the following textbooks available when the course starts:

SÅ KAN DU LÆRE DET (A2-B1) Danish for advanced learners Grundbog + Audios online

ISBN: 978-3-12-528773-0

Registration

Lecture number

042016g

Semester

Spring semester 2022

Type

Language course

Maximum number of participants

18

Events

Description

Language of instruction: Danish

The Danish B1.2 course is suitable for students with a solid basic knowledge of Danish who have successfully completed the B1.1 course and want to acquire a good oral and written knowledge of the Danish language.

The aim of this course is to acquire an advanced basic knowledge of the Danish language based on everyday conversation topics and situations.

Overarching themes deal with nature, culture and society. You will learn to express your opinion and converse on topics of personal interest.

Regular and active participation is a prerequisite for successful completion of the course. This also requires completing homework assignments to further practice and reinforce what you have learned.

The course consists of 30 attendance hours. Attendance is compulsory. If you want to have a certificate of achievement, you must not miss more than 6 class hours (20%). The final grade is composed of 30% class participation and 70% final exam.

Literature

Please have the following textbooks available when the course starts:

SÅ KAN DU LÆRE DET (A2-B1) Danish for advanced learners Grundbog + Audios online

ISBN: 978-3-12-528773-0

Registration

Lecture number

042018g

Semester

Spring semester 2022

Type

Language course

Registration deadline

03/14/22

Maximum number of participants

18

Events

Description

Language of instruction: Danish 

Target group:

The B2.1 course is designed for those who want to further develop their advanced knowledge of the Danish language.

Course content:

Communication is in the foreground and there is a lot of talking to each other in groups. Certain grammatical phenomena are also deepened further, but the focus is placed rather on improving the pronunciation of each participant. We will be working with different topics, all of which can be found in the book "Danske stemmer". 

Regular and active participation is required for successful completion of the course. Homework is also required in order to further practice and consolidate what has been learned. The course consists of 30 attendance hours. Attendance is compulsory. If you want to have a certificate of achievement, you must not miss more than 6 class hours (20%). The final grade is made up of 40% class participation and 60% final exam.

Literature

Please have the following textbooks available when the course starts:

Danske stemmer (B2), course and workbook + audios online

ISBN: 978-3-12-528777-8

Registration

Lecture number

042017g

Semester

Spring semester 2022

Type

Language course

Maximum number of participants

18

Events

Description

Language of instruction: Danish and German

The grammar and pronunciation course is aimed at participants who have successfully completed at least A1 level.

Taking into account the individual abilities of the participants, in this course we will consolidate and further deepen the knowledge of Danish grammar and pronunciation. The focus of the grammar will be discussed with the participants, but some examples are sentence structure, verbs, definite and indefinite form of subjects and conjugation of adjectives. We will discuss rules of pronunciation and do exercises on the topic.

The small number of participants allows the teacher to focus on the individual needs of the participants and to improve their grammatical and linguistic skills.

Regular and active participation is a prerequisite for successful completion of the course. This also requires the completion of homework in order to further practice and consolidate what has been learned.

The course consists of 30 attendance hours. Attendance is compulsory. If you want to have a certificate of achievement, you must not miss more than 6 lessons (20%).

Literature

The instructor will provide the course materials.

Registration

Lecture number

042019g

Semester

Spring semester 2022

Type

Language course

Maximum number of participants

18

Events

Description

The instructor will provide the course materials.

Literature

Kursmaterialien werden von Kursleitung zur Verfügung gestellt.

Registration