You can study Danish for months and still freeze when it's time to talk. Parlita fixes that by making you speak from the first session: real conversations with an AI partner, living stories you act inside, and the words you stumble on woven into spaced repetition so they stick.
What learning Danish is actually like
Reading Danish and understanding spoken Danish are close to being two different skills. On the page it sits near Swedish and Norwegian and you will pick it up quickly. Out loud, a lot of the consonants soften or vanish and the words run together, so a sentence you could read perfectly well goes past your ear as a single sound.
There is also the stød, a small catch in the throat that separates some words from others and has no English equivalent at all. Nobody gets it early. The grammar meanwhile stays politely out of your way, which means the whole language really does come down to training your ear, and that only ever happens by listening and talking.