Learn questions in Danish

Learn Danish (Asking questions 2) phrases

Learning how to ask questions in Danish is important for several reasons:

Communication: Asking questions is a fundamental part of communication. It enables you to seek information, clarify doubts, and engage in meaningful conversations with native Danish speakers.
Cultural understanding: Learning how to ask questions in Danish can help you understand Danish culture better. As you practice asking questions, you’ll become more familiar with Danish customs, values, and beliefs.


I have a hobby.	J– h– e- h—-. Jeg har en hobby.
I play tennis.	J– s—— t—–. Jeg spiller tennis.
Where is the tennis court?	H— e- d– e- t———? Hvor er der en tennisbane?

Do you have a hobby?	H– d- e- h—-? Har du en hobby?
I play football / soccer (am.).	J– s—— f——. Jeg spiller fodbold.
Where is the football / soccer (am.) field?	H— e- d– e- f———-? Hvor er der en fodboldbane?

My arm hurts.	M– a– g– o—. Min arm gør ondt.
My foot and hand also hurt.	M– f– o- m– h— g– o— o—. Min fod og min hånd gør også ondt.
Is there a doctor?	H— e- d– e- l—? Hvor er der en læge?

I have a car / an automobile.	J– h– e- b–. Jeg har en bil.
I also have a motorcycle.	J– h– o— e- m———. Jeg har også en motorcykel.
Where could I park?	H— e- d– e- p————–? Hvor er der en parkeringsplads?

I have a sweater.	J– h– e- s——. Jeg har en sweater.
I also have a jacket and a pair of jeans.	J– h– o— e- j—- o- e- p– c———–. Jeg har også en jakke og et par cowboybukser.
Where is the washing machine?	H— e- d– e- v———–? Hvor er der en vaskemaskine?

I have a plate.	J– h– e- t——–. Jeg har en tallerken.
I have a knife, a fork and a spoon.	J– h– e- k—, e- g—– o- e- s–. Jeg har en kniv, en gaffel og en ske.
Where is the salt and pepper?	H— e- s— o- p—-? Hvor er salt og peber?

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