Around the house phrases in Danish
Learn Danish phrases (Around the house)
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Learning around the house phrases in Danish can be helpful for a number of reasons:
- Communication: If you live or stay with Danish speakers, or if you work in a Danish-speaking environment, knowing how to communicate about the objects and activities around the house can be crucial for effective communication.
- Daily life: Knowing how to talk about objects and activities around the house can help you navigate daily life in a Danish-speaking environment. It can also help you with practical tasks like grocery shopping, cooking, and cleaning.
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Our house is here.
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The roof is on top.
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The basement is below.
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There is a garden behind the house.
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There is no street in front of the house.
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There are trees next to the house.
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My apartment is here.
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The kitchen and bathroom are here.
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The living room and bedroom are there.
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The front door is closed.
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But the windows are open.
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It is hot today.
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We are going to the living room.
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There is a sofa and an armchair there.
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Please, sit down!
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My computer is there.
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My stereo is there.
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The TV set is brand new.
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