한 달에 덴마크어‪를‬ 12+

Not bad as an instructional app. It helps to know a little bit about Danish first, though. I disagree with the other commenter. It's really not hard to figure out what each picture is and relate it to the audio and the printed Danish words. The immersion approach is comparable to the Rosetta Stone courses. The first picture is of "a man" (Danish "en mand"); later in the first lesson, you see a picture of a man lying down with the caption, "manden ligger"; it's not really that hard to figure out that it means "the man lies" i.e., "is lying down."

The only problem, which is quite annoying, is that the completion history and statistics disappear every time I sync my I-phone. It reverts to the free version, so I have to in put my user name and password to reauthorize the full version. It's a pain, and it would be nice if the developers would fix it. This is the only app with which I have ever had this problem.

Buy it and get through it. Won’t teach you every word in the danish language but who really expects that? Use it to complement other courses of study when you have a free moment anywhere you find yourself sitting around. If you don’t understand a word, look it up before moving on. You will get more out of it that way.

There are three lesson packs ( each cost $0.99) with a total of thirty lessons. Only three lessons are free (1, 15, & 30). In comparison to other apps, I thought Danish would have been more difficult to learn, but it's actually a lot more simple and fun. The only problem is that sometimes the pictures make it hard to distinguish between står and går. I would definitely recommend this app for beginners to use as a foundation before beginning more complex/ difficult studies.