How to Say “Sorry” in Danish
In Danish, ‘sorry’ can be expressed as undskyld or beklager. The most common and straightforward way to say sorry in Danish is by using the word undskyld.
In Danish, ‘sorry’ can be expressed as undskyld or beklager. The most common and straightforward way to say sorry in Danish is by using the word undskyld.
The English word “blueberry” is blåbær in Danish. blåbær refers to the fruit.
nikken is the Danish word for the act of nodding. nikken is a noun used to describe the physical act or motion of nodding one’s head.
The English word ‘train’ translates to Danish as tog. tog is a noun used to refer to a line of connected cars or carriages.
The English word “breakfast” is morgenmad in Danish. morgenmad refers to the first meal of the day.
The Danish phrase for “bless you” is prosit. The word prosit is used as a response to someone who has sneezed.
glædelig sankthans is the Danish way to say happy midsummer.
The Danish phrase for “yes and no” is ja og nej. This phrase is used to indicate that there is no simple “yes” or “no” answer.
The English word “apple” is translated into Danish as æble. æble refers to the fruit of the Malus domestica tree.