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Self Introductions - Basic Greetings in Danish
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At the Gym
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At the Gym
46 words
trække
(v)
pull
trække en slæde
pull a sled
håndklæde
neutral
(n)
towel
to blå håndklæder
two blue towels
sidde på hug
(p)
squat
Manden sidder på hug.
The man is squatting.
gymnastiksal
common
(n)
gym
skolengymnastiksal
school gym
let
(a)
light
Den store taske ser tung ud, men den er faktisk let.
The big bag looks heavy, but it's really light.
tung
(a)
heavy
tunge materialer
heavy materials
løbe
(v)
run
løbe i kondisko
run in sneakers
hoppe
(v)
jump
Kvinden hopper i luften.
The woman is jumping in the air.
skulder
common
(n)
shoulder
skuldersmerte
shoulder pain
skubbe
(v)
push
skubbe en bil
push a car
muskel
common
(n)
muscle
Mine muskler er ømme.
My muscles are sore.
svede
(v)
sweat
Mit ansigt sveder, når jeg spiser meget stærk mad.
My face sweats when I eat very spicy foods.
pøl
common
(n)
pool
Livredderen holder øje med pølen.
The lifeguard is watching the pool.
ryg
common
(n)
back
Min ryg gør ondt.
My back hurts.
skab
neutral
(n)
locker
træne
(v)
exercise
træne på gulvet
exercise on the floor
bryst
neutral
(n)
chest
Jeg har brystsmerter.
I have chest pain.
vægte
(p)
weights
Er pølen åben i dag?
(s)
Is the pool open today?
Må jeg bruge den her?
(s)
Can I use this?
Er du færdig?
(s)
Are you finished?
håndvægt
common
(n)
dumbbell
strække sig
(p)
stretch
jogge
(v)
jog
tilskud
neutral
(n)
supplement
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