Tuesday marked a nationwide citizenship test for over 6,000 hopeful participants. Politiken spoke with four of them.

Can they become Danes? Join Al, Raja, Michael, and Mac as they take the citizenship test

The citizenship test was held at 46 language centers across the country. Here, at Frederiksberg-Hallerne. Foto: Signe Lægsgaard
The citizenship test was held at 46 language centers across the country. Here, at Frederiksberg-Hallerne. Foto: Signe Lægsgaard
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37-year-old Al Manum has truly put in the effort.

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