Love your stuff, many thanks. (Technically speaking the imperative is a mood, not a tense; same for the subjunctive and conditional moods. They all have their own tenses. For example, imperatives are almost always present.)
Ok one more comment. I know the point of your videos is to teach Danish but I can’t overlook the English translations. The past participle of run is also run. I haven’t RUN so much this year. You had RUN for a long time. Unfortunately many native English speakers make this error, but it is indeed an error.
Thank you, Allison. You are right. There are a couple of wrong translations in between. Back in 2017 when this video was made, the production went a bit too fast sometimes and we didn't always do enough proof-reading. Newer videos have significantly fewer errors!
There are more than 6. We also have a couple of passive tenses, and one where the verb kinda becomes an adjective. But what you have in this video is all you need like 90 % of the time, so if you master those 6 tenses, you already secured your own success!
A suggestion for “at få”. A better English translation for “Du har fået noget chokolade” would be “You have received some chocolate.” Otherwise there’s no difference between the present and past. Mange tak.
Great stuff, you deserve a cigar :D
du har gjort et fantastisk stykke arbejde med disse videoer. Jeg kan tale Tysk og jeg kan se lighederne. Greetings ❤🇨🇱
So poetic and charming ❤
Jeg er meget motiveret tækket være dig! Tusind Tak! Faktisk har jeg lært meget med denne kanal end min undervisning på skole!😅😂🤣🤯🤯🤯
Tusind tak...🙏🙏🙏
Love your stuff, many thanks. (Technically speaking the imperative is a mood, not a tense; same for the subjunctive and conditional moods. They all have their own tenses. For example, imperatives are almost always present.)
Thanks, James!
Tusind tak for det. jeg laese Dansk. Tak
Ehhhm This person is helping a new generation of people who will speak Danish and I don't know if he knows it.
Thank you :) And I am trying to create as many useful materials as possible.
Tusind tak for denne video.
Vraiment Merci tu nous aident avec tes phrases supeeeeer .bonne contuniation 😊
Danish idioms would be a good video.
Fremragende eksempler. Tak for det.
Tusind tak. Det hjælper meget!
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Virkelig meget nyttigt ... tusind tak
Tusind tak bror 👌👊
this is brilliant, tak
Great job👌🏻
very useful
mange tak Tomas .
is there anything for "would, could, might" examples?
even for "dare"
Watch the video, you need all the stuff it teaches :)
Mange tak for chefen
Ok one more comment. I know the point of your videos is to teach Danish but I can’t overlook the English translations. The past participle of run is also run. I haven’t RUN so much this year. You had RUN for a long time. Unfortunately many native English speakers make this error, but it is indeed an error.
Thank you, Allison. You are right. There are a couple of wrong translations in between. Back in 2017 when this video was made, the production went a bit too fast sometimes and we didn't always do enough proof-reading. Newer videos have significantly fewer errors!
Am i dreaming or all these tenses the only ones tenses that exist in danish?
There are more than 6. We also have a couple of passive tenses, and one where the verb kinda becomes an adjective. But what you have in this video is all you need like 90 % of the time, so if you master those 6 tenses, you already secured your own success!
Merci Mr le danois tu nous facilite l'atache 1000 TAk.
Rabea Essadok tu etudies ca langue?
tusind tak
A suggestion for “at få”. A better English translation for “Du har fået noget chokolade” would be “You have received some chocolate.” Otherwise there’s no difference between the present and past.
Mange tak.
E right
Tusind tak
Mange tak Tomas.
Luke, Jeg er din far XD I am so sorry XD
Well, I may have watched Star Wars right before I wrote those sentences :)
Learn Danish with Thomas it’s all good XD
mange tak Tomas .
tusind tak
tusind tak