What are the language requirements for studying in Northern Europe? 1. Go to Finland, a Nordic country, to study university Finnish.
Finland is located in northern Europe and on the edge of the European continent, so all parties will be strange to you. But it's not difficult for you to learn Finnish, and it doesn't take long to sign up for classes. Strictly speaking, Finnish belongs to phonography, where it is easy to write according to pronunciation, so as long as you can understand and communicate, there will be no great obstacles in reading and writing. But at present, there are not many institutions with good training foundation in China.
Second, go to Sweden, a Nordic country, to study college English.
Studying in Sweden speaks English, but students who study for a master's degree or a doctor's degree need to have a certain knowledge of German or French. Many students who are going to study in Sweden are worried about language communication. After all, the official language of Sweden is not English, but in fact, the English penetration rate in Sweden is very high, most people can speak English, and most universities use English as the teaching language. When you study in Sweden, you can communicate in English. More than 70% people can speak English. Even if you can't speak Swedish, it won't affect your daily life and study communication.
3. Go to the Nordic countries to study Danish, Finnish, Icelandic and English.
But in fact, the English penetration rate in Denmark is very high, and most Danes can speak fluent English. Danish is a bit like English. At the same time, Danish belongs to a branch of Germanic language family, which is also very close to German. The languages of the Nordic countries all belong to the Germanic family. Danes have their own official languages, such as Danish, Finnish and Icelandic, but English is widely used and young people can speak it. Whether studying abroad or working, the most important thing is to do as the Romans do, get in touch with the local people and study the local language hard.
Fourth, go to the Nordic country Norway to learn Norwegian.
As the official language of Norway is Norwegian, and almost all undergraduate colleges in Norway teach in Norwegian, Norwegian regular schools have very strict language requirements for foreign students. It is understood that applying for a Norwegian public university must have at least a language score of IELTS 5.5 or TOEFL 550. In the first year of entering a Norwegian university, students will learn Norwegian and need to pass Norwegian Level 2 within one year. Therefore, language requirements are the basic requirements for studying in Norwegian universities. Without a good English foundation, it is difficult to learn successfully. The reporter learned that at present, there is little Norwegian training before going abroad in China, so if you choose to go to Norway for undergraduate study, you must at least have a high level of English first.
5. Go to the Nordic country Iceland and learn Icelandic for the university.
Icelandic is the official language of Iceland. Mainly distributed in Iceland, with a population of more than 300,000. It belongs to Indo-European language family and the northern branch of Germanic language family. The ancestors of Icelanders were residents from western Norway from the 9th century to10th century. Because Iceland is far away from the European continent, Icelandic has always maintained the characteristics of the western dialect of old Norwegian, and its vocabulary is rarely influenced by foreign words. Some linguists call it one of the "most conservative" languages in Europe. Icelandic once absorbed the words of Danish, Celtic, Latin and Romance, but after19th century, due to the development of pure language movement, these loanwords have given way to Icelandic.
The above five countries are the countries that most international students will choose. Every country has its own characteristics, and so does its own language. The languages of these five countries are close and belong to the same origin, so they have something in common. Mastering a language by international students studying in northern Europe is also of great help to their future development. Choose the students who study abroad well, and learn a foreign language now!