A humorous guide to Denmark for Chinese-language readers, whether they are tourists visiting Denmark, students in Denmark, or immigrants to Denmark. Features a special 10-page introduction for Chinese readers not included in the English edition of 'How to Live in Denmark, ' focusing on the funny challenges Chinese speakers sometimes face in Denmark.

Arabic speakers living in Denmark will enjoy this translation of the popular English book, "How to Live in Denmark." This light, humorous book covers everything from daily life in Denmark to Danish holidays to childraising the Danish way. It talks frankly about the tension between pride in one's own cultural traditions and integration into Danish society. Both new arrivals in Denmark and long-term residents can enjoy the Arabic-language version of "How to Live in Denmark," which also includes a special introduction written for Arabic speakers.

An updated version of the popular book based on the "How to Live in Denmark" podcast, with 8 new chapters. In this fun, easy-to-read book, Kay draws on her own experience as a foreigner in Denmark when it comes to learning Danish, trying to find a job in Denmark, and looking for a place to live in Copenhagen. She also touches on dating in Denmark, Danish drinking culture, Danish childraising, and how you can guess a Danish person's age from their first name alone. This entertaining look at life as an outsider in Denmark draws on gentle humor and can be enjoyed by both foreigners and their...