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@JacDG said:

We don't have a legally set minimum wage in Denmark, but the average minimum wage in most fields equates to 18 US dollars an hour, and the workweek is 37 hours, we get 6 weeks of annual leave. It might sound nice, but the tax rates are the highest in the world I believe, and there are fees and charges on everything, cars for instance are ridiculously expensive compares to a lot of countries like Germany or the United States.

About 50% income tax is pretty high. We do get something for it though, like free the healthcare and education and a ton more then that.

e: I saw somewhere(Wikipedia) that the average minimum wage in Denmark is about 100,- DKK or $17,80 an hour.

My first is Danish

I do understand Swedish and Norwegian, if you know one of them you will be able to understand all of them. Can't speak them though.

Second is English, seems practical to know, and you can't get a proper education without it...

And some German, because in Denmark you have to learn German or French to get into Gymnasium (e:the danish equivalent of high school i guess).