
How to Live in Denmark: A Humorous Guide for Foreigners and Their Danish Friends
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Narrated by:
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Kay Xander Mellish
About this listen
Denmark is often called "the happiest country in the world", but what's it really like to live there? Can you find a job in Denmark only speaking English? How hard is it to deal with the long Danish winters - and is it true that people ride bicycles in the snow? What do modern Danes think about the Vikings? Is The Little Mermaid really worth a visit? What's it like to date a Danish man or a Danish woman? In this audiobook of humorous essays Kay Xander Mellish - an American who has lived in Denmark for more than a decade - offers a fun guide to contemporary Danish culture and Danish manners.
©2014 Kay Xander Mellish (P)2021 Kay Xander Mellish
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