So, I'm trying to learn these two languages, (French because my schooling requires it and Danish because i'll be going to Denmark on holiday and I just have an interest in the culture) and would love some tips or help to learn either one.

French
I'm a bit more confidant in my ability to speak the language and have more knowledge here, but I suck at writing or reading the language, and am still not a fluent speaker by any means.

Danish
I am completely new to this language and know practically next to nothing. I'm taking one or two online courses, and trying my best to get the sounds, any help for here is appreciated >.<


So if you speak/read/write in either one of these languages and are willing to help I'd really appreciate it!

(If it helps I myself am fluent in Hebrew and English)

French:


Bonjour, wee wee oo woo biceecul

:)

thanks vigil, very helpful

French tutor, at your service! How may I be of help?

Ah well my main focus really is writing and reading french. Really simple stuff, but mostly focused on grammar and spelling.

My teacher suggested we look for french books and try to read them, but I'm honestly at a loss as to what I should read, and what level is best for me if that helps a bit. She also said we may need to write an essay in french on that book, just explaining the basic plot or a characters description, relationships etc.

de rien, mon ami!

vous devriez rpondre "les cratures".

I know the first part which is "your welcome, my friend" but not sure certain about the second half I think it says "You should respond to the _____" (Though i'm guessing thats creatures?)

Yea haha


Idk I just miss not having pings lol

My step brother uses a app for learning french, I believe he's also set his phone's language to french so he has to keep using it(he took all the french classes he could in high school, apparently it's easiest to learn when you just try to use it casually)

I'm uncertain of what the app is myself but if you're able to maybe try looking into finding it? I think it says things in french and you need to type what that means in english or the other way around but cooler than I describe it?
(sorry I'm not much help, I barely passed french 2)


(If possible maybe do the above things for Danish too?)

yes i'm using duolingo myself for this but I hadn't thought about the phone language that actually might be a big help thanks!