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Name: Feelings in Danish
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Feelings in Danish

Learning about feelings in Danish can be beneficial for several reasons. Here are a few:

Cultural Understanding: Learning about emotions and how they are expressed in different cultures can deepen our understanding of those cultures. Denmark is known for its unique cultural values, and understanding how emotions are expressed in Danish can help us better understand and appreciate the Danish way of life.
Communication: Being able to express your emotions in Danish can improve your communication skills if you are interacting with Danish speakers.


to feel like / want to	h— l— have lyst
We feel like. / We want to.	V- h– l—. Vi har lyst.
We don’t feel like. / We do’t want to.	V- h– i— l—. Vi har ikke lyst.

to be afraid	v— b—- være bange
I’m afraid.	J– e- b—-. Jeg er bange.
I am not afraid.	J– e- i— b—- Jeg er ikke bange

to have time	h— t– have tid
He has time.	H– h– t–. Han har tid.
He has no time.	H– h– i— t–. Han har ikke tid.

to be bored	k— s– kede sig
She is bored.	H– k—- s–. Hun keder sig.
She is not bored.	H– k—- s– i—. Hun keder sig ikke.

to be hungry	v— s—– være sulten
Are you hungry?	E- I s—–? Er I sultne?
Aren’t you hungry?	E- I i— s—–? Er I ikke sultne?

to be thirsty	v— t—— være tørstig
They are thirsty.	D- e- t——-. De er tørstige.
They are not thirsty.	D- e- i— t——-. De er ikke tørstige.