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Danish in everyday situations
Reviews practise both sides: wherever Lukas and Lena would say something differently, you do it once as each.
Nul til ti
Learn .
Say but : one agrees with the noun’s gender.
For a phone number, read the digits clearly; is a natural digit reading.
Ask with a countable plural noun.
Elleve til tyve / hellere
Learn the separate forms to and .
In numbers above twenty, the units come first: , .
Say when you prefer tea to something else. means that breakfast is unnecessary, not forbidden.
Toogtredive kroner
Danish tens include .
Learn these as whole words; do not translate English tens piece by piece. Units precede tens: means twenty-seven.
Use and .
Ask ; the verb is unchanged for plural objects.
Meget / mange / lidt / nogle
Use for a countable plural and for an amount: , , . means some countable things; means some amount or one unspecified thing. is a small amount.
After a measure, the noun is plain: , .
Med / uden / selv
Use for with and for without: . emphasises who does something: . adds a negative fact; it does not replace in a positive sentence.
Read prices and change with and .
Practice 1/6 · Finding words
Notice the pattern
Tap the form practised in this unit.
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I have one key.
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There are eleven tables.
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The coffee costs thirty-two kroner.
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I have many apples.
Practice 2/6 · The right form
Choose the Danish form
Choose the right word for the gap.
Jeg har nøgle.
I have one key.
Der er borde.
There are eleven tables.
Kaffen koster kroner.
The coffee costs thirty-two kroner.
Jeg har æbler.
I have many apples.
Te mælk, tak.
Tea with milk, please.
Jeg har nøgler.
I have two keys.
Der er mennesker.
There are fifteen people.
En bolle koster kroner.
A roll costs twelve kroner.
Practice 3/6 · Fill the gaps
Complete a message
Fill the gaps with the words from the box.
Jeg har nøgle.
I have one key.
Jeg har nøgle.
I have one key.
Der er borde.
There are eleven tables.
Der er borde.
There are eleven tables.
Kaffen koster kroner.
The coffee costs thirty-two kroner.
Kaffen koster kroner.
The coffee costs thirty-two kroner.
Jeg har æbler.
I have many apples.
Jeg har æbler.
I have many apples.
Te mælk, tak.
Tea with milk, please.
Te mælk, tak.
Tea with milk, please.
Jeg har nøgler.
I have two keys.
Jeg har nøgler.
I have two keys.
Der er mennesker.
There are fifteen people.
Der er mennesker.
There are fifteen people.
En bolle koster kroner.
A roll costs twelve kroner.
En bolle koster kroner.
A roll costs twelve kroner.
Practice 4/6 · Building sentences
Build a sentence
Put the words in order.
Too hard? Listen to the sentence first.
I have one key.
There are eleven tables.
The coffee costs thirty-two kroner.
I have many apples.
Tea with milk, please.
I have two keys.
There are fifteen people.
A roll costs twelve kroner.
Practice 5/6 · In situations
What would you say?
Choose the right words for the situation.
I have one key.
You say:
Use the meaning and Danish pattern explained here.
I have one key.
You say:
Use the meaning and Danish pattern explained here.
There are eleven tables.
You say:
Use the meaning and Danish pattern explained here.
There are eleven tables.
You say:
Use the meaning and Danish pattern explained here.
The coffee costs thirty-two kroner.
You say:
Use the meaning and Danish pattern explained here.
The coffee costs thirty-two kroner.
You say:
Use the meaning and Danish pattern explained here.
I have many apples.
You say:
Use the meaning and Danish pattern explained here.
I have many apples.
You say:
Use the meaning and Danish pattern explained here.
Practice 6/6 · Matching
Connect messages and meanings
Match the pairs.
Unit complete
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