The Danish language is a language of the East Scandinavian branch belonging to a wider North Germanic group of Germanic languages, spoken by around 6,000,000 people. The Danish language is closely connected to Norwegian, especially in writing, as well as to the Swedish language. Danish is spoken in Denmark (5,450,000 in 2007; 5,000,000 in 1980), but also in Germany (21,000 in 2000) in the state of Schleswig-Holstein, more precisely in Schleswig (present-day Sydslesvig), in Greenland (7,830 in 1986) and Faroe islands where, in addition to Greenlandic and Faroese, Danish is the official language, and to a smaller extent in Iceland (2,250 in 2001).

All our translations from Danish, as well as into Danish, are entrusted to highly educated experts - translators for the Danish language or specialists in a particular field, native speakers that must have at least 5 (five) years of experience in the translation of most diverse topics. Most of them are certified court interpreters for the Danish language. As a result of these demanding and rigorous criteria in selecting our professional staff, our translators for the Danish language are highly competent, so our high-quality translations from Danish and into Danish meet the highest professional standards.

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