Written on May 13, 2010 at 8:09 pm by

Copenhagen for the Weekend

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I am leaving once again. This time I’m off to Copenhagen to meet up with one of my oldest friends from Michigan. The weather forecast looks gloomy but I’m definitely looking forward to seeing Jessica (she just got her PhD, so it’s Dr. Jessica now!) and being in Scandinavia for the first time. We might even take the train to Sweden to visit Malmö, but I’m sure there is plenty to do and see in København alone.

I will upload lots of photos and realia for learning dansk as soon as I get back on Monday. In the meantime, don’t forget to vote for Jennie in France in the Top 100 Language Learning Blogs 2010 at Lexiophiles! Tak!

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  • http://www.correresmidestino.com Zhu

    I miss Europe where it's so easy to hop on another country for a couple of days…!

  • jpack

    I am so jealous, I love Copenhagen!

  • http://travellingamber.blogspot.com Amber

    How funny! I was just there last weekend and found it to be amazing. I actually thought of your blog à la Realia, and was going to ask you if you wanted anything, but since you are going you'll probably find lots of amazing stuff! Hope you have a great trip and I can't wait to hear what you think of it. For me, it was a total breath of fresh air.

  • ielanguages

    It was indeed amazing. :) I love Denmark!!

  • ielanguages

    Yeah, every time I feel homesick and think I want to live in the US again, I just think, no Easyjet! no foreign countries within 1-2 hours!

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