Day 2.

Well, it's now day 2, and I still don't have many details worked out.
I was planning on using Babbel. It seemed like a good website, but then as soon as lesson one was done... $8/month.
I can't seem to find anything. I think I might just take a Rosetta Stone CD from home.
I know a few of the things to start off, because of my mom using some phrases at home.
This website is a great guide, too: http://www.omniglot.com/language/phrases/danish.php

Examples include:
Hej- Hi
Vi ses- See you
Tak- Thanks
Godmorgen- Good morning

...and a few others.

Remember how I said "Farvel, venner." last blog?
Well, that means Goodbye, Friends.
Too formal. I used Google Translate.
NOT MAKING THAT MISTAKE AGAIN.
The informal way of saying it, the equivalent of "Bye-bye, or Buh-Bye" is. . .

"Hej hej, venner."

Day one.

So this is my first post of 20% Time. I hope they will be frequent.
I see some example blogs and the updates are sparse.

Well, here's what I plan on doing:
For my 20% Time, I would like to learn Danish.
Obviously, I'm not doing to become fluent in Danish in ~25 90 minute sessions, but I can hope to get some basic grammar down and nouns down.

On another note, right now I have a basic, stock theme for my blog.
I asked my teacher, Miss Browning, if I could use Tumblr, as it's much neater and easier to edit in my opinion. As you can tell, though, my whole class had to do Google Blogs.

It's fine, though. I'll try to keep frequent updates. I don't expect anyone except Miss Browning to follow this, though. If someone does, though, that'd be great.

Bye for now, or in Denmark--
"Farvel, venner."