Dansk kultur og hverdagsliv

Hallo dear Sue, I’m so excited to see you again. I think the last time we saw each other, was about 2 years ago. Properly back when we both were au- pair. When you come to Denmark I will show all of the sights like the little mermaid and all of the great castles we have over here. You know being an au- pair in Denmark might just be like in France. We have the same schedule in class and mostly all of the laws are the same as well. I think you would fit in quite well. Well when you arrive I will meet you at the airport and take you through a normal Danish life. We might as well start at the beginning, first you need to learn Danish humor. And forget all about your British accent, it’s one of the things we hate mostly in this world. Well a normal day in Denmark for a 21 year old properly starts with that get up and get ready for school or work. Mostly all young people get a long and hard education like the university or college. Some others get a job the second they pass 9th Grade. I think all people in Denmark have a hobby or something they do after work. I personally go to a gymnasium and after I attend to ``repteam´´ training, gymnastics and stuff. Danes are an exceptional friendly… when we are drunk it’s like when you are out you are a totally different person. Like you are the person you always have wanted to be. My friends and I are at the disco about once a week. And did you know that teenagers in Denmark have the record for drinking the most alcohol in all of Europe, so guess where the big are being held. When we are drinking we can be friendly as well our humor is made for making us stick together and laughing with the whole crowd instead of at someone. Also Denmark is a proud country we stand together in everything whenever we see a ``dannebrog´´ or anything we think that are Danish like football. Back in the old days, when Denmark won the European championship, all of Denmark’s televisions where on. But back to a normal life in Denmark again. The very best thing you can do when around Danes is be yourself we don’t want to who you want to look like we want to see who you are. And a good opening sentence might be `` hallo my name Is Sue´´. I will be looking forward to see you again soon