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Danish
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“Vi forventer ankomst klokken otte.”
We expect arrival at eight o'clock.
“Skoven bliver grøn om foråret.”
The forest turns green in the spring.
“Jeg har mistet min venstre handske.”
I have lost my left glove.
“Hunden løber i haven.”
The dog is running in the garden.
“Mit venstre knæ gør ondt efter løbeturen.”
My left knee hurts after the run.
“Må vi bruge lommeregner til matematikprøven?”
Are we allowed to use a calculator for the math test?
“Min nabo er meget venlig.”
My neighbor is very friendly.
“Opgaven var meget nem.”
The task was very easy.
“Jeg blev meget overrasket over gaven.”
I was very surprised by the gift.
“Vi går en tur i skoven.”
We are going for a walk in the forest.
“Min venstre skulder er meget øm efter træning.”
My left shoulder is very sore after training.
“Der står et stort træ i haven.”
There is a large tree in the garden.
“Hun er min bedste ven.”
She is my best friend.
“Han er en meget venlig mand.”
He is a very friendly man.
“Drej til venstre ved lyskrydset.”
Turn left at the traffic light.
“Vi må vente på bussen.”
We must wait for the bus.
“Der er en kold vind fra nord i dag.”
There is a cold wind from the north today.
“Kan du åbne et vindue?”
Can you open a window?
“Mit vækkeur ringer altid klokken syv om morgenen.”
My alarm clock always rings at seven o'clock in the morning.
“Denne vej fører til skoven.”
This road leads to the forest.
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