The document provides an overview of various aspects of Danish culture and society. It discusses common Danish habits like removing shoes inside homes and hugging instead of kissing when greeting. It also outlines the education system, meals, transportation methods, role of music in family events, sports participation rates, and national anthems of Denmark. Bicycles outnumber people in Copenhagen, with over 500,000 bikes for just over 500,000 residents. Football is the most popular sport with over 300,000 members, followed by golf and aquatics.

1. Laura A, Roger, Guillem i Ariadna

2. Index
 House habits – Hjem vaner
 Education – Uddanelse
 Gastronomy – Gastronomi
 Transport - Transportere
 Music in Danish life - Musik i danske liv
 Sports - Sport
 Anthem - Hymne

3. House habits – Hjem vaner
 When they come to home they take off their shoes, not
to soil the house.
 When they meet someone they don’t give two
kisses, they give a hug.

4. Education - Uddanelse
The education in Denmark series:
 Pre-School
 Primary education (Folkeskole)
 Secondary education
 Higher education
 Adult education

5. Education - Uddanelse
 There are 6 kind of Secondary education.
 Post-Secondary education:
• Folk-high school
• University

6. Gastronomy – Gastronomi
They have 3 meals:
 Breakfast
 Lunch
 Dinner

7. Transport – Transportere
 Normally the Danish people go by car and bike.
 There are more bikes than people in Copenhagen.
Approximately 560.000 bikes and 520.000 people.

8. Music in Danish life - Musik i danske liv
 Is typical to include music at Danish family
celebrations such as wedding parties, birthdays and
anniversaries.
 They have 2 national anthems: Der er et yndigt
land (There is a Lovely Land) and Kong Kristian stod
ved højen mast (King Christian stood by towering
mast).

9. Sports – Sport
SPORT MEMBERS (% of pop)
Football 313,674 (5,7%)
Golf 149,509 (2,7%)
Aquatics (Swimming,
etc.)
124,366 (2,3%)
Handball 121,953 (2,2%)

10. Anthem – Hymne
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vtDHKw-WIJQ