Learn Danish - 100 essential verbs with examples!

How many verbs do you know in Danish? How many of them can you conjugate?
This video teaches you around 100 verbs in the present and past tense.
A great study tip: Take notes while you watch the video.
Yes, write down the words and phrases that you find to be the most important.
Also, make sure you check our other video with 35 verbs conjugated in 6 tenses!
• 6 Danish verb tenses! ...
Keep watching, keep learning.
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[@Danishmastery]

How many verbs do you know in Danish? How many of them can you conjugate? This video teaches you around 100 verbs in the present and past tense. A great study tip: Take notes while you watch the video. Yes, write down the words and phrases that you find to be the most important. Also, make sure you check our other video with 35 verbs conjugated in 6 tenses! kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYTOaIB9mq6oedk Keep watching, keep learning. For private Danish lessons on Skype, read more here ultimatedanish.blogspot.com/2018/11/private-danish-lessons-on-skype.html?m=1

[@hiufuxthevideographer9877]

Jei coma fra coos bay... (my spelling is bad) here is some Fuimadane music for the Danes ... I put your link on theirs too so people can learn what they are hearing. Magical music. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nHmTiaKaqs2mmMk

[@brianmadsen1141]

Hvor hhv vj er in Danmark

[@yggdrasil9039]

I've been watching this video for 15 seconds and it is the best Danish video so far - straight to the point and no mucking around. Well done.

[@enhjrningenensom3975]

You are so right!

[@yggdrasil9039]

Best video I've seen for a long time. Danish will become a very important language once Greenland melts.

[@Danishmastery]

HAHA!

[@alishirvani2171]

ygg drasil سثاد ددد

[@enhjrningenensom3975]

Yes, you're right. We need to prepare for the future!

[@Vini-BR]

these videos are helping me so much - Thomas adresses the hardest thing on Danish, the pronunciation, speaking every sentence three times, which is enormously needed

[@windyrainStorm]

you are sooo good!!! i havent started my danish lessons yet but then I could say few danish now... can you please make a video like 100 common verbs from present, past tense and its form in future tenses.. that would be super!!!!

[@pav719]

I visit often Denmark and your lessons are very usefull ,thank you!

[@evymarpg9916]

Thank you very much for this lesson! I've been learning Danish for almost a year and your videos have helped me a lot to learn useful phrases :D!! Now I live in Denmark and practice them everyday

[@vinguyen6476]

Jeg synes, at den skal hjælpe mig meget med at tale rigtig dansk

[@mohammadalkafri1164]

Thank you very much. You are awesome. The way of reading ( fast - slowly - fast than repeat fast )is the best thing. it is better than school. It give me answers for many question. Please keep going. My god please you.

[@satbirsaini8875]

kan du ikke lave en video at handler om essential emotions? jeg er scared, hungry, mad, hopeful, thankful, thirsty, awake, winning, exhausted, busy, interested, tired, sad, cool. Some of them you've already covered in other videos but one bulk video would be awesome. tak min ven :)

[@lostinfflood]

This is excellent. Please keep putting these videos out. They are a great way for me to practice my Danish.

[@enhjrningenensom3975]

Thomas is the best, Dave. Have you tried his fairy tales? "Et Koldt Eventyr". It's right here, in his files.

[@gastonmartinez6316]

jeg elsker materialen du giver os! du er den bedste!

[@isayasmhreteab6217]

Mange tak for hjælpen du har lært mange ord til mig

[@idanetsch425]

I am indonesian and speak bahasa in daily basis. But as i seen your video,than it would be my 4th foreign language i learn ottodidac...its hard but seems interesting...great video...thank you!:)

[@yggdrasil9039]

So basically the overall rule in Danish is ignore every second consonant.

[@enhjrningenensom3975]

In a choreographed way that becomes breathtaking as you watch them perform it in front of you, yes. One day we will be doing that, too.

[@maren-fd1fy2eq8r]

Den er perfekt! Mange tak, den er en stor støtte til læring 🇩🇰🤩

[@samitabbakh8409]

Your lessons are great! Thanks

[@hyggegirl]

Jeg er meget glad med sin videor

[@Karen-fo5vs]

This is my favorite danish video.

[@jcfur7225]

Jeg lærer dansk. Tak for videoen. Meget praktisk for udtryk og udtale også!

[@nithisayodruangsak2568]

Hi!You help me to know Danish more. I love your VDO. And I hope I will can speak Dansk well very soon. Tusind Tak. Nisa🥰🇹🇭

[@peachypeach8548]

Thank you so much! This video is awesome!

[@metajason]

Super useful - Tusind tak!

[@kbrnmsgannnamlakeyadunyafk7901]

tusind tak for hjælpen. jeg synes,at den skal hjælpe mig

[@astrid9017]

Mange tak! I'm amazed that by actually speaking the Danish words you can hear so many Dutch words. Would never had thought that just by looking at them. But... some pronunciations are hard and so many silent letters!! It's doing my head in =\

[@marcsalvado]

Tusind tak!! Very useful for my level :) One little correction: taber is lose instead of loose, which is the opposite of tighten!

[@begrateful6998]

you are the best one I learned lot of words from you I am studying hardly danish since four months . tænker du thomas at jeg kan bestå eksamen dansk prøv A2

[@SamBur]

Jeg elsker det!.. and its great that u have the past tense as well :) tak keep up the good work

[@adamfox7]

My friend just told me bout You.. subscribed ! Hilsen fra Papiroen.

[@katarinazoeller7475]

Hej Thomas, Thanks a lot! this is very helpful video. I searched a lot online to get some material to improve my Danish, and this is my favorite so far. Any chance you have this in PowerPoint?

[@enhjrningenensom3975]

Katarina, he is the best, but you need to email Thomas. He is very busy and probably does not come here to read the replies :).

[@osmositeequilibria9903]

So in the "Han tog toget" example is the g in tog silent + the get in toget pronounced like lle (as in han to tolle) because thats what i'm hearing

[@Altair1193]

osmosite equilibria nej, you say it like toel, not tolle. G is silent and t speaks like L in this situation

[@arimolayepsen6573]

Tak for det! Vil du ikke lave førnutid og førdatid?

[@basharalnserat5613]

jeg synes, du er klog. mange tak.

[@user-db3mw3tl5b]

Спасибо!! Mange tak!!!

[@solotraveller3073]

excellent video

[@Karen-fo5vs]

I have learnt two verbs today: to be and to have. Tomorrow I'll continue. :) 15.10.17

[@Karen-fo5vs]

Today I have learnt the verb: can. 16.10.17.

[@Karen-fo5vs]

Today I learnt this verb: to get. 17.10.17

[@Karen-fo5vs]

These videos are very good material. I'm studying with them today too. 18.10.17

[@Karen-fo5vs]

I have learnt a new verb: to want. Jeg vil fortælle dig noget. || De ville købe den. 23.10.17

[@Karen-fo5vs]

This language is awesome. I hope I could live there when everything in my life is fine. I hope I could be happy there. Thank you for this amazing channel. 23.10.17 ❤🍁🌲🌳🌱🍁🍄

[@yamandabbas6752]

tusind tak . keep going (y)

[@dylanizurieta3390]

Jeg kan godt lide den måde, som dette sprog lyder på.

[@senafeadikeh6031]

Tak for det. jeg lærer meget dansk 👍👍👍👍

[@jessi5944]

I was trying to learn Swedish a while back. It seems to me Danish is more difficult to pronounce. I don't have any trouble pronouncing Swedish words.

[@jomo1445]

Mange tak! Wi venter meger video

[@Danishmastery]

Der kommer flere, bare rolig :)

[@SK_vlog_Nepal]

From Nepal 🇳🇵

[@geuregogoa]

Good video

[@alexandraboehmke2102]

Could you leave time for listeners to repeat the phrase once or twice, please?

[@inderjeetchahar4536]

Tak, det hjælp meget

[@lisanoye5642]

Hello! In our school danish teachers says that pronouncation is more important than grammar, but I don't agree i think when people start to study language they need a lot of grammar. And pronunciation we can correct on level B or even C. What do you think?

[@Danishmastery]

To me, that's a classic example of black/white thinking. The answer is, you need to do both. What you do, is you start out with basic, simple phrases and you learn them well, so you both master the pronunciation, as well as you understand the grammar behind them (How much grammatical understanding you need, depends on how your brain works), so you learn both aspects at the same time. Of course, it is difficult to learn this without a teacher, but ideally, you should be getting a basic pronunciation and basic grammar down, both at the beginning. Then, when you get to a somewhat higher level, you can choose to focus more specifically one on a more narrow area. As a teacher, it has often been a frustrating and difficult experience to teach those students, who only has focused on one thing in their learning - whether it's pronunciation, grammar or vocabulary. Try and give attention to all aspects, and what works best for you personally, you'll obviously choose to do more of.

[@enhjrningenensom3975]

Lisa, as a linguist I applaud your efforts to learn Danish, which is not an easy feat. Yet, remember how you learned your native language. Every time you said some word incorrectly at your age of 3-4-5, your parents\caregivers would correct you right away. Or else, no one would be able to understand what you were saying... That's what parents do, right away. Well, this is what your teacher at school is doing. Or else you will learn an incorrect pronunciation. Let's learn to pronounce "ægte kærlighed" correctly so we can find it in Denmark... How's that, min ven. After that the rest should follow easily :)

[@enhjrningenensom3975]

Lisa, well, no. As a linguist I can tell you that pronunciation is possibly the most important thing. If you learn the word incorrectly, it will stick with you. So it is better to follow what the teacher says right away.

[@JBurright12]

Lisa Noye Danish is my fifth language. Grammar means nothing except sentence structure which you pick up with enough practice and listening anyways. No offense but I’m guessing if that’s how they feel they have never learned a language in 3 months like I have 3 times now by being immersed and listening to videos like this for 2 hours a days. Listening is the most important skill. Then building the phrases that you will need on a regular basis first. “I need, where is, I think, which, why ,who, where, how do you say , how long, what is your name.... etc.” then go from there. If you have more questions message me on insta @always_loading

[@Elpi130191]

mange tak for det :)

[@poppyorangeflower]

The only Danish phrase I'm learning is, "Taler du engelsk?" And that's it.

[@matsyever2979]

Can any Dane pronunce words and sentences in Forvo? Many are missing. Thanks in advance

[@enhjrningenensom3975]

I did not find Forvo useful because plenty is missing. Sometimes you have to do without the pronunciation until you can catch a Dane to read it for you... Not an easy task when you live abroad.

[@merziyyepiriyeva1624]

Mange tak😊👍

[@brainchild2197]

Hvad er forskellen mellem "tabe" og "miste"?

[@Danishmastery]

Tabe roughly translates to "Lose" or "drop", so like when you lose a match/bet, or you drop an object. "Miste" is like you lose possesion of something, so that it is no longer yours.

[@icepalmhearthgold338]

I love Denmark !!

[@ikemoon127]

8:43 Hvorfor er "on" mellem parentheses? På engelsk har disse to udtrykke anderledes betydninger.

[@vinphuc9930]

i thing your video have sub it that very good

[@pogchampminku2535]

Hej. Hilsener fra Australien. Jeg blev født i Australien, og jeg bor i Australien. Engelsk er mit modersmål. Jeg kan tale dansk. Jeg er sytten år gammel. Jeg beslutter i øjeblikket på hvilket sprog jeg skal lære. Mit følgende valg er tysk, italiensk eller hollandsk. Jeg vil lære italiensk fordi min familie er italiensk. Jeg vil lære tysk fordi jeg begyndte at lytte til en musikalsk gruppe kaldet Rammstein, og det inspirerede mig til at lære tysk. Andre ting inspirerede mig til at lære tysk. Jeg vil lære det hollandske sprog, fordi jeg er venner med to personer, der er hollandske.

[@samuelyemane4720]

Mange tak !!!

[@sabinasandorova1126]

skal is have to and gore is to do ? :) Do i understand it well ?

[@yggdrasil9039]

+Sabina Sándorová I've been learning Danish for 2 minutes now, and in another video skal was pronounced sgal and means 'shall', so I guess it could also mean 'have to'.

[@yggdrasil9039]

+Sabina Sándorová Yes, I think that is right since the '-re' ending was a verb in another video I just watched.

[@mikailsertdemir6220]

det er meget good...

[@Herimon514]

1000 Tak

[@thatguyfromthere1168]

Everything becomes silent xD

[@briansalkas349]

so you pronounce youre t's like english t's, is this a regional thing?

[@Danishmastery]

It's basically pronounced the same as in English.

[@TheInroad]

How do you pronounce brød. Somebody help me.

[@katarzynatumidajewicz2722]

begin with a "b" and end with a choking sound

[@anndk534]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@LubaNikit]

omg. i am going to move to denmark soon. but the pronociation is really really umulig. i am scared.

[@dylanyespersen]

The most scaring thing, in my opinion, is not only achieving a proper pronunciation in Danish but being able to comprehend others when they speak. The language sounds pretty unique (I love it) but when it comes to "real comprehension" (...you know...) is not always fun that words fade inside the throat :)

[@br9809]

I am a native Swede, live about an hour from Denmark. Can barely hear what they're saying, to be honest.

[@dylanyespersen]

Really? I thought you understood each other without much trouble. I remember the Danish Oscar-winning movie "In a Better World" where the main actor (Mikael Persbrandt, a Swede) seems to perfectly understand the other Danes (and vice versa).

[@enhjrningenensom3975]

Don't be scared. Listen to Thomas's lessons every day. His pronunciation is perfect and his voice is mesmerizing. Then one day we will all speak Danish like him.

[@enhjrningenensom3975]

Yeah, well, I've seen plenty of stuff done in the movies :). The actors have the convenience of a script!! :)

[@marinellaspatarulucica7384]

👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌

[@japiye]

Pikachu, jeg vælger dig !!!

[@Danishmastery]

Finally, someone who focuses on the most important sentence!

[@japiye]

obviously ^_^

[@enhjrningenensom3975]

I love that phrase! I remembered "vælger" because of Pikachu... :)

[@farbodroys2485]

94 (verber) x 2 (nutid og datid) x 2 (eksempler) x 2 (Skriver og siger) x 3 (Gør videoen, upload og deling) x 10 (ekstra) = 22560 tak :)

[@shengyingzhao8698]

I've been looking for a comment like this - I was wondering if I missed 6 verbs.

[@Eelx7]

ʰⁱ

[@michaelvu8776]

Mange tak

[@user-vg2wh9nx4m]

I cant understand how you pronounce "d". Isn't it like "th" in English? The word "glad" sounds like [gleu] or something

[@sofielydiksen5460]

+Станислав Безруков The d's are very different in a lot of words. But in "glad" specifically, you just stick your tongue out of your mouth and bend it a little upwards..... (yes, you will look stupid) and then you just say the only sound you can pretty much make, and thats it :))))

[@olguabali7887]

it s the hardest word in danish language

[@vianovesen516]

findt

[@rehan12129]

100000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 verbes

[@loomdanishbwoy72]

mange mange tak min ven

[@saysha5589]

I was lost at the third sentence....

[@Danishmastery]

Keep practicing :)

[@enhjrningenensom3975]

Just keep listening!

[@par25Channel]

Hej jeg hedder sunisa

[@edumeyers7474]

Useful as sentences itself, but they don't have any connection. In my view, it should be separated by verbs, by tenses and by subjects...

[@Danishmastery]

Then it's a good thing you didn't make the video ;)

[@edumeyers7474]

Don't take it wrong, it is not a destructive criticism. It is just that I miss some organization depending on verbs, actions, etc... Right now it is only a voice reading sentences fast. And don't take it wrong again, I appreciate you took so long to make this video, for danish learners is helpful, but as I said, I miss some organization in it. Cheers! and thank you for your lessons. :)

[@no288]

agree

[@saranunes6303]

I liked it, it's a way to learn the verbs and some extra vocabulary :)

[@enhjrningenensom3975]

Try Thomas's fairy tales - "Et Koldt Eventyr", for one. You're right, listening to a STORY is much better than listening to unconnected sentences. You will find THIS story among his files here on KZbin.

[@josepartida1711]

What?!

[@yggdrasil9039]

Ha ha, fik means something very different in German. That's funny.

[@DatNguyen-co1ll]

sounds weird...

[@eddiepoole]

to fast

[@Danishmastery]

Nope.

[@afg.star9349]

Mange tak

[@delinagaleri3821]

Mange tak