How to learn past phrases in Danish

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past phrases in Danish

Phrases used in the (Past tense 3)

Learning past phrases in Danish is essential for effective communication and to express more complex events that have taken place in the past. In addition to learning past tense conjugations, it is also important to learn past phrases that can help describe specific actions or events that have occurred in the past.


to make a call	t— i t——– tale i telefonen
I made a call.	J– h– t— i t——. Jeg har talt i telefon.
I was talking on the phone all the time.	J– h– t— i t—— h— t—-. Jeg har talt i telefon hele tiden.

to ask	s—– spørge
I asked.	J– h– s—–. Jeg har spurgt.
I always asked.	J– h– a—- s—–. Jeg har altid spurgt.

to narrate	f——- fortælle
I narrated.	J– h– f——. Jeg har fortalt.
I narrated the whole story.	J– h– f—— h— h——–. Jeg har fortalt hele historien.

to study	s—— / l— l—— studere / læse lektier
I studied.	J– h– s——- / l— l——. Jeg har studeret / læst lektier.
I studied the whole evening.	J– h– s——- / l— l—— h— a——. Jeg har studeret / læst lektier hele aftenen.

to work	a—— arbejde
I worked.	J– h– a——-. Jeg har arbejdet.
I worked all day long.	J– h– a——- h— d—-. Jeg har arbejdet hele dagen.

to eat	s—- spise
I ate.	J– h– s—-. Jeg har spist.
I ate all the food.	J– h– s—- a- m—-. Jeg har spist al maden.

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