Sentence examples for danish lessons from inspiring English sources
Plus there are free Danish lessons, though my course is taught in English.
Danish lessons were used in the Australian town of Daylesford, where wind power has been accepted by the whole population, in the form of a two-turbine station meeting the needs of the area's 2,300 homes.
Studying in Scandinavia is free, with Denmark offering free Danish lessons to every foreign student, while the Netherlands is an increasingly popular choice for its quality of teaching and low tuition fees.
When I visited Hahnemann just over a year ago, I requested a lesson in Danish rye and got one.
God knows, but perhaps there's a lesson here: Danish music is thriving because it's about breaking moulds, not fitting them.
The lessons of the Danish cartoon controversy serve as an ominous template for the current debate.
On the face of it, the disagreement has been about the amount of time Danish teachers have to prepare lessons.
If US metro regions, which as we know tend to be spread out and car-dependent, not to mention carbon-intensive, could pick up a few lessons from the Danish capital, we could forge a substantial reduction in our carbon footprint.
The main lesson of the Danish experience is that such a policy does sway currency markets, says Jan Storup Nielsen, an economist at Nordea, a bank.The policy might also help to combat the financial fragmentation of the euro zone.
They have not learnt the lesson from the Danish cartoons," he added.
His mother was Scottish and gave him his first piano lessons; his father was Danish and had played the clarinet in vaudeville acts and with John Philip Sousa's band.
