Danish with Christina
Entirely-in-Danish episodes aimed squarely at the intermediate plateau.
- LevelFor intermediate
- PriceFree
- Made forFor learners
- Episodes here5 newest
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Today we will be talking about Danish jails and the idea of exporting inmates to Kosovo. Christina
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This podcast is based on an article called “Jens Haaning stak af med en half million fra museum: Nu fortæller han hvad det kostede ham selv”. Here is the link (and it’s not behind a paywall!) https://www.dr.dk/nyheder/kultur/jens-haaning-stak-af-med-en-halv-million-fra-museum-nu-fortaeller-han-hvad-det I hope you enjoy the podcast. Have a great week! Christina danishwithchristina@gmail.com
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In this episode, we will talk about “the Danish Loser Man “ and the problems he has. The term “tabermand” was coined years ago and refers to a man who is lagging behind women both financially and education wise. The podcast is based on an article from the Danish newspaper Information. Here is a link to the article:
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In this episode we will talk about St. Hans -aka Midsummer. In particular, we will talk about the witches that the Danes burn on their Midsummer fires and where said witches fly off to! Christina
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In this episode, which is entirely in comprehensible Danish, we will be talking about the Wagner Group and an about what happened to their other missions and members around the world. As always, you’re always welcome to drop me a line at : Danishwithchristina@gmail.com Christina
What it is
Christina speaks only Danish, at a pace pitched at learners who have outgrown beginner audio but cannot yet handle native podcasts, on topics chosen to be more interesting than textbook fare. It is a small archive — around 18 episodes, the most recent from mid-2025 — so it is a supplement, not a course. Worth the download precisely because so little Danish audio targets this level.
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