At least he had time to hit enter.

Not me

Why not a more generic tip of my tongue community like the old *eddit days?

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.

Cygelkule!

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.

Nah, needs more JPEG

Det er super fedt. Jeg kender et par stykker der ikke er super interesseret i musikken, men kommer for viben. Tomorrowland er fx fyldt med folk der kommer bare for at krydse det af på deres bucket list (hvilket er derfor Awakenings IMO er bedre, selv hvis man mest er der for viben).

Der bliver taget vanvittig meget i løbet af en techno festival. Jeg er overbevist om at halvdelen af Colombias eksport går igennem den festival jeg deltog i. Men den del af festivalerne er rent nem at tune ud.

Jeg kan ikke afvise at det har været en del af min søgekriterier :p

Dansk måske, men det vil kræve jeg flytter til Berlin, så det er heldigvis ikke så vigtigt ;)

Så er første job interview overstået ved en super interessant virksomhed. Mavefornemmelsen er rimelig god selvom de måske ikke helt kan matche min ønskede løn, men det er jo en forhandling så jeg må se om de tilbyder lidt ekstra equity der enten kan blive mere værd eller nul værd (startups er trosalt high risk/high reward)