Yes, it is certainly possible. Everybody speaks English quite well. Many almost fluently. Often high-tech work-places will switch to English if there are forei

Yes, it is certainly possible. Everybody speaks English quite well. Many almost fluently. Often high-tech work-places will switch to English if there are foreigners around. My ex-girlfriend and a large number of her friends managed to live and work in Copenhagen and other parts of Denmark for many years without using Danish much, if at all. I often meet restaurant waiters that speak English because they cannot speak Danish. I also think there is a rule at the University of Copenhagen, that if just one foreign student attends a course, it will be held in English. You can definitely live and work here for years, possibly decades, without learning Danish. It is actually quite difficult for foreigners to learn Danish, not just because it is a difficult language, but also because Danes generally automatically switch to English (to help).