How to learn Adjectives Phrases in Danish

Adjectives Phrases in Danish

Phrases (Adjectives 2) with sound

Learning adjective phrases in any language, including Danish, is important for several reasons.

Firstly, adjective phrases are essential for building descriptive sentences, which allow you to convey more information about the people, places, and things you are discussing. This can be especially important in communication contexts where you want to provide detailed descriptions, such as in writing, storytelling, or giving presentations.


I am wearing a blue dress.	J– h– e- b– k—- p-. Jeg har en blå kjole på.
I am wearing a red dress.	J– h– e- r– k—- p-. Jeg har en rød kjole på.
I am wearing a green dress.	J– h– e- g— k—- p-. Jeg har en grøn kjole på.

I’m buying a black bag.	J– k—- e- s— t—-. Jeg køber en sort taske.
I’m buying a brown bag.	J– k—- e- b— t—-. Jeg køber en brun taske.
I’m buying a white bag.	J– k—- e- h— t—-. Jeg køber en hvid taske.

I need a new car.	J– h– b— f– e- n- b–. Jeg har brug for en ny bil.
I need a fast car.	J– h– b— f– e- h—– b–. Jeg har brug for en hurtig bil.
I need a comfortable car.	J– h– b— f– e- k———- b–. Jeg har brug for en komfortabel bil.

An old lady lives at the top.	D—— b– d– e- g—– k—–. Deroppe bor der en gammel kvinde.
A fat lady lives at the top.	D—— b– d– e- t– k—–. Deroppe bor der en tyk kvinde.
A curious lady lives below.	D—— b– d– e- n——– k—–. Dernede bor der en nysgerrig kvinde.

Our guests were nice people.	V—- g—– v– r— m——–. Vores gæster var rare mennesker.
Our guests were polite people.	V—- g—– v– h—— m——–. Vores gæster var høflige mennesker.
Our guests were interesting people.	V—- g—– v– i———– m——–. Vores gæster var interessante mennesker.

I have lovely children.	J– h– s— b—. Jeg har søde børn.
But the neighbours have naughty children.	M– n——- h– f—– b—. Men naboerne har frække børn.
Are your children well behaved?	E- d— b— a—–? Er dine børn artige?

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