Danish Verbs | Present, Past & Future Tense| Learn by Example

Learn the Danish verbs including the present, past and future tense. Try learning by reading the words first, then by watching them in examples in a sentence. This will help your grammar skills. Please check out our playlist for full lessons.

[@syedibrar7073]

8:02 correction dig instead of sig

[@cesaugusto108]

A "blend" of English and German. Interesting.

[@uthaiseejan4041]

Thank you very much

[@sorachaphiokliang9358]

Super👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️

[@yunassaxer7119]

tak!

[@benteplengejacobsen2617]

Tusind tak skal du hav

[@DamonMacready]

20:06 Correction: he's saying "godt", not "god". "God" is also a variation of "good", but is pronounced goð . "Godt" is the neuter, and "god" is common gender.

[@nasimbwabitijuma5628]

Mange tak

[@roshialmas4221]

👌👌👌👏👏👏👏

[@mackmark7105]

Mange tak

[@amnehalkhatib7962]

SELV TAk

[@maryborz2258]

Can you record it louder please?

[@claramunoz8733]

dude just turn the volume up.

[@DublinAviation]

@@claramunoz8733 lmao

[@amnehalkhatib7962]

TAk