Danish to English Phrases which we used in Denmark Language!

You are going to Denmark, and you want to know how to say Hello, How are you, without questioning whether they will get you or not. We are aware of your trouble, but you do not have to worry about this because lots of Danes know English well. English is an international language there, and you will not find it difficult to communicate in English.

But still, if you want to learn some necessary Danish language words or sentences, then we are with a beautiful and small list. These are some common words that it is good to know along with their Danish pronunciation.

The Small Sentences!

We will start with the small sentences that can help you get through conversations without any problems or complications;

•    Do you speak English? You should know the Danish translation of this sentence because you want to get through the day as well as roam around in the city. The Danish translation is ‘Taler du engelsk?’ The sentence will be pronounced as ‘Tai-ler do eng-gelsk?’

•    You're welcome! ‘Selvtak’ is the official English to Danish translation word for ‘you are welcome!’ It is said as ‘Sell tack’.

•    I don't speak Danish! Another main sentence that you need to know if you want to speak in English to Danes, who speak English in Denmark. The Danish translation is ‘Jegtalerikkedansk.’ And its pronunciation goes like ‘Yai tai-leriggedansk.’

•    I'm just looking! This one is one of the good ones when a non-English speaking shopkeeper seems like he has promised himself that he will not let you leave without buying something, the Danish translation is ‘Jegkikker bare.’ It goes like ‘Yaikee-gah bah.’

•    How much is it? Now that you are in the shop and the shopkeeper definitely looks like a non-English speaker, we come to your rescue. ‘Hvormegetkosterdet?’ is the line you will say and it goes like ‘Vor my-et kaw-sta day?’

The Helping Words!

•    Hello is called ‘Goddag/Hej’ in Danish. The word is pronounced as ‘Go-day/Hi’ in the language.

•    Yes! It is, by far, our much beloved Danish counterpart ‘Ja.’ It’s pronounced as ‘ya.’ 

•    No! The word is written as ‘Nej’ and pronounced as ‘Nai.’

•    Thank you! It is a simple word. The Danish translation is ‘Tak’ and said as ‘Tack.’

•    Sorry! Another truly Danish word for our friends! The Danish counterpart is ‘Beklager.’ This one is pronounced as ‘Bi-clay-er’ and will make you sound like a real Danish person that we know you can be.

•    Excuse me! It is a genuinely Danish counterpart. The Danish word for excuse me is ‘Undskyld.’ It’s pronounced as ‘Un-school’ and is a purely Danish treat for you!

•    ‘Goodbye’; now this one is easy enough. ‘Farvel’ is the Danish translation. But do not pronounce it as our farewell. It is pronounced as ‘Fah-vel.’

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