A handbook: how to learn a language New on the You tab. Six stages, from your first two weeks to C1: what to do every day and every week, how to tell you are ready for the next stage, the usual mistakes, and a tap that opens the right part of the app. Plus what learning science actually shows, a page of life hacks, and a part about Danish itself: what is hard (stød, tens counted in twenties), what is easy, false friends, where to hear Danish, and words & terms for work certificates. Gender and plural, straight from the dictionary 5,187 new noun cards built from the tables of Retskrivningsordbogen: en or et for the 1,500 most frequent nouns, then the plural and the definite plural, with all 813 exceptions to the rules: mand → mænd, øje → øjne, museum → museer. Every wrong option tells you which form it is and why it does not fit here. Numbers at speed, and the clock A round now mixes five kinds of card: hear a number and type it, see it and pick the word, hear it and pick the digits (13 or 30? 25 or 52?), read the word and type the digits, or catch two or three numbers in a row. New: the clock. Turn the hands and hear how Danes say the time, every five minutes, 144 phrases checked by hand. Then race it in a 60-second round. Dialect map In Language facts: tap Jutland, Funen, Zealand or Bornholm to see how people speak there and how close it is to the Danish the app teaches. «Æ hus» in western Jutland, the sing-song of Funen. Danish words in iPhone search Swipe down on the Home Screen and type a word in Danish, Ukrainian, English or your interface language. Its card opens straight in Dansk. You can switch it off in You › Settings. Siri and Shortcuts "Start a lesson in Dansk", "Word of the day in Dansk", "Play the next story in Dansk", "How many words do I know in Dansk". The same four actions are in the Shortcuts app. 101 new word pictures Drawn by hand: potato, butter, scarf, doctor, cow, passport and more. About 130 more Danish words now show a picture next to their meaning. Also in this update · Role-plays: 8 → 30, A1 to B2, from the bakery and the bus to the parent-teacher meeting and a water-damage claim · The story series now runs to 30 episodes, A1 to B2 · 27 new everyday words, so Dansk now covers every meaning in our shared core list of about 2,450, the Swadesh and Leipzig–Jakarta lists included · One spelling, two cards: stige is "to rise", and now also "a ladder" · Every wrong option on a grammar card with three or more choices is explained, the new noun drills included · The story's episode list folds around the episode you are on · In the reader, the dotted underline sits under the letters again on iPhone