The Hunt for Harald - DanishAfter completing this lesson you will be able to:
After completing this lesson you will be able to:
Bob is now on his way to the museum, but is lost.
He stops a person on the street and asks for directions.
Notice the words left, right, directions, and the intersection.
Also note that Bob says thank you for your help.
Bob is now on his way to the museum, but is lost.
He stops a person on the street and asks for directions.
Notice the words left, right, directions, and the intersection.
Also note that Bob says thank you for your help.
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If you have to ask for directions, you can say:
If you have to ask for directions, you can say:
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When you ask someone in the street for directions, it is always polite to say say undskyld:
When you ask someone in the street for directions, it is always polite to say say undskyld:
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If you want to know if it is far away, ask:
If you want to know if it is far away, ask:
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The four main directions in Danish are:
The four main directions in Danish are:
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When giving instructions or commands, you use the verb's imperative form.
Imperativ is made by removing the -e from the infinitive:
Du skal dreje / (you have to turn) (infitiv)
Drej! (imperativ)
If the infinitive does not end in -e, then infinitive and imperative have the same form:
Du skal gå / (you have to leave)(infinitiv)
Gå! / (leave!) (imperativ)
When giving instructions or commands, you use the verb's imperative form.
Imperativ is made by removing the -e from the infinitive:
Du skal dreje / (you have to turn) (infitiv)
Drej! (imperativ)
If the infinitive does not end in -e, then infinitive and imperative have the same form:
Du skal gå / (you have to leave)(infinitiv)
Gå! / (leave!) (imperativ)
In Danish we use both gade and vej. When the street is named after a person, we use an interfix -s-, as in Valdemarsgade, which is the name Valdemar, + s, + street.
In Danish we use both gade and vej. When the street is named after a person, we use an interfix -s-, as in Valdemarsgade, which is the name Valdemar, + s, + street.
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You stop Rasmus on the street to ask where the museum is:
You stop Rasmus on the street to ask where the museum is:
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Rasmus has just asked you for directions. Tell him to go straight ahead and turn left at the traffic lights:
Rasmus has just asked you for directions. Tell him to go straight ahead and turn left at the traffic lights:
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Ordinals are used when you refer to specific things, første, anden, tredje (first, second, third) and so on. As you will see, there are two typical endings for ordinals, with either -te eller -nde.
Notice that anden depends on the gender of the noun:
Den anden vej
Det andet hus
Ordinals are used when you refer to specific things, første, anden, tredje (first, second, third) and so on. As you will see, there are two typical endings for ordinals, with either -te eller -nde.
Notice that anden depends on the gender of the noun:
Den anden vej
Det andet hus
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| | Femte | |
| | Ottende |
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Read these ordinals to Rasmus:
1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Read these ordinals to Rasmus:
1, 2, 3, 4, 5
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7, 8, 9, 10.
Read these ordinals to Rasmus:
7, 8, 9, 10.
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12, 13, 14, 15.
Read these ordinals to Rasmus:
12, 13, 14, 15.
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When you say thank you to someone, you can say:
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And, if anyone has helped you:
And, if anyone has helped you:
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Rasmus has just helped you. What do you say to him?
Rasmus has just helped you. What do you say to him?
Correct Wrong AnsweredYou stop Rasmus on the street to ask where the museum is:
You stop Rasmus on the street to ask where the museum is:
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Tilbage | |
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Venstre | |
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Højre |
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Gå ligeud og drej til højre |
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Ude og løbe | |
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Ude og cykle | |
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Ude og gå |
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Tell Rasmus the ordinals 1 - 5
Tell Rasmus the ordinals 1 - 5
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Say the ordinals 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 to Rasmus:
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Den 3. og 30. maj | |
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Den 13. og 30. maj | |
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Den 3. og 13. maj |
Rasmus helped you. Say thank you for the help:
Rasmus helped you. Say thank you for the help:
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