Try the university Danish-English online dictionary

03/02-10 kl. 13:28 Campus
Luci Ellis

Puzzled by Danish emails or university terminology? Help is at hand with the KUlex Danish-English dictionary, containing terms which relate specifically to the University of Copenhagen.

Bizarrely, the dictionary is still only available in the Danish part of the university website, with Danish instructions.

However, if you can navigate this language issue, the dictionary is good. It is optimal for Danish to English translations and if you find any words to be lacking, you can contact the University of Copenhagen communication department, by sending an email to fa-webredaktor@adm.ku.dk

Try out the dictionary here (select ’Dansk-Engelsk’ on the left side and type in your search term).

luci@adm.ku.dk

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