It doesn’t matter how good the movie is, knowing a plot twist takes away some of the suspension.
I never watch a trailer before I watch a movie. I’ll read who the director is, maybe some of the cast, the short intro line, and the genre. That’s it. Anything more spoils the fun. I can never go blind into a movie on a rewatch, so going blind into the movie on a first watch is the only opportunity.
while THEY play “The Game”
And I just lost it.
There’s some truth to it but I can’t say if it is unique to Denmark. There’s some phrasings and words used in Jutland that’s completely foreign for people in Zealand. We also have our fringe dialects that are closer to being an entirely different language.
But what is true is that Danish puts way less emphasis on consonants and endings of words are often “swallowed” so to say, so for Norwegians and Swedes it might seem that we have a speech impediment at best. A joke in Scandinavia is that the easiest way to learn Danish is to learn Swedish and put a potato in your mouth while you speak.
As a Danish guy, please don’t. I get confused enough when you mash æ, ø, or å into random words.
Danish guy here who actually has æ in the alphabet. It is pretty much pronounced like ‘e’ in bet.
Based on memory I’d say a ghosting rate of 8/10 for about 60 applications evenly spaced out since Jan 1st in EU. I got 1 (one!) interview this week but despite “genuinely impressive resume, interest, and motivation” they decided to continue with other candidates for round two.