Danish Vocabulary (Part 1) | Most used words | Vocabulary Builder

This is part 1 of the most used vocabulary in Danish. It contains several topics such as food items, list of clothes, and school related items.

[@travelandgroundhopping6399]

Pizza is easy, no problem

[@thibichthaole4807]

godt for dig . mange tak.😍

[@mariawelchsantos4612]

👍👍tak

[@idiomafacil]

Very good. It will be useful for me!

[@BradleyGearhart]

Very helpful! Tak!

[@thomasheydari686]

Mange mange mange tak🙏🙏🙏

[@lifeisgood-nk2dz]

Thank you for this useful video.but there is not articl.en or et.

[@tanyatho1487]

😊

[@shwetam4626]

Dinner is "Afstenmad" not middag.

[@knaw35]

middag means dinner, especially eat outside. Aftensmad mean evening meal (literally). So, it can be dinner as well but less official.

[@muchograndeyolatengo]

Yeah middag/middagsmad and aftensmad is the same. I get why it's confusing since middag literally means midday. I was told growing up that the reason for that is because a couple of generations ago people used to eat hot meals for lunch and cold meals for dinner but now it's usually the opposite. And then we kinda stuck with middag as a reference to a hot meal. Don't know if it's true or not.

[@PinkyRoseism]

Mange mange mange tak

[@ewa2202]

Mange tak ☺☺

[@danielvillalvazojaramillo9778]

Most be danish

[@uthaiseejan4041]

Mange Tak

[@atoq8297]

Pronunciation doesn't make sense in some words for me

[@muhammadfalahaddin1476]

hayuk mabur

[@ferialloubani4944]

Frokost mean food

[@talitajacobs8287]

It actually means lunch..😘

[@JCMH]

'Food' is _mad_ in Danish.

[@taebarnes7089]

lunch