Society & Culture

Danish is spoken by over 98% of the population. German is acknowledged as an official regional language in the Nord-Schleswig region, which borders Germany. There, 23,000 people, or 0.4% of the 5.2 million people in Denmark, speak German. 0.1% of people worldwide speak the Inuit language of Greenlandic. Denmark has a liberal, egalitarian culture.

Interestingly, their vocabulary, which uses gender-neutral nouns, reflects this. The majority of Danes are humble about their own achievements and more focused on the group's demands than their own personal ones. In Denmark, maternity and paternal leave policies are exceptionally liberal. Despite the allocation of household duties being similar to other affluent nations, men are more actively involved in raising children than in many other countries.

Women are often paid equally and have access to prominent positions in business, where they are highly valued. Flexible schedules are simple to set up for working mothers, so they may balance work and family obligations. Danish women anticipate receiving respect at work.