I’ve been going on about how there’s a danish word for happiness at work, the word arbejdsglæde.
John of uneasy rhetoric had the great idea to put up a pronunciation guide and here it is, today’s lesson in danish: The word arbejdsglæde and how to pronounce it. (2 Mb mp3 file, 2 minutes).
In english it would be something like: Ah – bites – gleh – the.
That’s great, thanks!
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