How to start the integration?

 You start your integration with respecting your own heritage.

In Denmark, it is very important, that you rememeber, from where you came from, what were your customs.

Moving to Denmark does not mean, that you have to hate your past or your heritage.

There will be test, to see, if you turn against your family or not.

There will be test, if your turn against the locals.

It is very important to learn the local rules as well, but you do not need to do it over.

Do not try to be a CTRL+C and CTRL+V or copy paste person...

Go with the flow.

It is one of my paintings.

Credit: @Melinda Erika Dothan

Go and check out my other blogs, I have more:

https://skandinavianromanimix.blogspot.com/p/my-other-blogs.html

From this blog, on the first page, you can see, that there are teritories in Europe, where Romani tribes live:

https://romanilovariandvlach.weebly.com/

Of course, you can find other places on the Earth, where there are Romani people, but not evey part of the globe, Romani people organize their lives on the same ways.

Some palces, they like to have kings, other places, they live more free style.

I come form Hungary, there one central leader is crusial.

I lived in Poland, where I learned a lot of different Romani cultures over the local Polish culture.

In my gymnasium time, Romani language was so much accepted and apperciated, that in the top gymnasium, you could get a Romani B2 language as one of your finish subject at the end of the education program. It was as valuable and gave the same points, like an English or German or French B2 language exam.

I studied English, German, French and Italian. 

In my family, my grandmother used a lot of Svab words, that was not exactly Hungarian, as it means Hungarian German, so several times, I had to explain others, what do I mean....

Check out this post about the dialects:

https://romanilovariandvlach.weebly.com/blog/dialects

As you see, the offical science litterature does not list Danish, as a new or specific Romani language.

When you listen to the Romani Radio in Sweden, you will hear a lot of Polish Romani.

Why?

In Sweden the official language exam, that is used to get a passport as well. It was made by the Lodz University from Poland. I visited that part of the university, when I worked for Infosys in the new location.

Google AI:

Infosys has a major delivery center in Łódź, employing over 3,300 people, and maintains a strong strategic partnership with the University of Lodz (including its Faculty of Law and Administration). [1, 2, 3]

The partnership and relationship include:

• Geographic Proximity: The university’s Faculty of Law and Administration is located in the immediate vicinity of Infosys’s main Łódź offices at the Green Horizon building. [1, 2]
• Student & Career Opportunities: Infosys actively recruits University of Lodz students, offering roles that frequently utilize foreign languages. [1, 2]
• Academic Collaboration: Infosys participates in academic schemes, business councils, and co-developed postgraduate studies (such as Business Processes Automation) at local universities. [1, 2]

If you are a student or graduate looking to apply, you can explore current job openings and internship programs directly on the Infosys Poland Careers portal.Infosys has a major delivery center in Łódź, employing over 3,300 people, and maintains a strong strategic partnership with the University of Lodz (including its Faculty of Law and Administration). [1, 2, 3]

The partnership and relationship include:

• Geographic Proximity: The university’s Faculty of Law and Administration is located in the immediate vicinity of Infosys’s main Łódź offices at the Green Horizon building. [1, 2]
• Student & Career Opportunities: Infosys actively recruits University of Lodz students, offering roles that frequently utilize foreign languages. [1, 2]
• Academic Collaboration: Infosys participates in academic schemes, business councils, and co-developed postgraduate studies (such as Business Processes Automation) at local universities. [1, 2]

If you are a student or graduate looking to apply, you can explore current job openings and internship programs directly on the Infosys Poland Careers portal.

If you want to meet a lot of different people, than working for Infosys is a good start.

One of the main key, when you apply for a job: YOU MUST LOVE POLAND!

Here comes a song from 2011. Ask the locals about their favourit songs, they will be happy tell you new songs!

Please note, when you come to Denmark, you will meat Polish people, who do not know Polish Romani language!

So study both.

Just like in Denmark, if you only speak the language book Danish or the CBS Economics Danish, even the Kirke Minister will make a joke about you!