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Self Introductions - Basic Greetings in Danish
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Learn how to say many common phrases that people use every day to introduce themselves
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50 Most Common Verbs
51 words
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50 Most Common Verbs
51 words
hvile sig
(p)
rest
Kvinden hviler sig i hængekøjen.
The woman is resting in the hammock.
lave mad
(p)
cook
lave et måltid mad
cook a meal
komme hjem
(p)
return
Manden kommer hjem fra arbejde. Hans familie tager imod ham.
The man returns home from work. His family welcomes him.
bade
(v)
bathe
Brødrene bader i badekaret.
The brothers bathe in the bathtub.
sove
(v)
sleep
Pigen lægger sig til at sove.
The girl is going to sleep.
vågne op
(p)
wake up
Kvinden vågner op.
The woman is waking up.
føle
(v)
feel
føle sig elsket
feel love
tegne
(v)
draw
Kunstneren tegner kinesiske tegn med en pensel.
The artist is drawing Chinese characters with a writing brush.
tænde
(v)
turn on
tænde for lyset
turn on a light
ankomme
(v)
arrive
Kør forsigtigt og sig til når du er kommet hjem.
Drive safe, and let me know when you arrive home.
svare
(v)
answer
Børnene vil svare på spørgsmålet.
The children will answer the question.
undervise
(v)
teach
undervise
teach to
spørge
(v)
ask
Den universitetsstuderende stillede professoren et spørgsmål.
The university student asked the professor a question.
modtage
(v)
receive
Jeg modtog et postkort fra min kæreste.
I received a postcard from my girlfriend.
planlægge
(v)
plan
Vi planlægger ferien i Europa.
We'll plan the holiday to Europe.
forklare
(v)
explain
forklare en idé
explain an idea
kunne
(v)
can
kunne hoppe over
can jump over
lukke
(v)
close
lukke en dør
close a door
købe
(v)
buy
Paret købte tøj.
The couple bought clothes.
løbe
(v)
run
løbe i kondisko
run in sneakers
ville
(v)
want
Jeg vil have nyt tøj.
I want new clothes.
læse
(v)
read
Moren læser en bog højt for sin datter.
The mother is reading a book to her daughter.
lede
(v)
search
lede efter en myre
search for an ant
være på tur
(p)
tour
vandretur
hiking tour
sætte
(v)
put
Sæt skiltet foran bygningen.
Put the sign on the front of the building.
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