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Talking about Time in Danish
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Talking about Time in Danish
23 words
morgen
common
(n)
morning
Han står op klokken 8 hver morgen.
He gets up at 8 a.m. every morning.
aften
common
(n)
evening
aften i byen
evening in the city
dagstid
common
(n)
daytime
dagstimer
daytime hours
nat
common
(n)
nighttime
Det er allerede nat.
It's already nighttime.
time
common
(n)
hour
en time
one hour
minut
neutral
(n)
minute
Der er tres sekunder i et minut.
There are sixty seconds in a minute.
klokken
common
(a)
o'clock
halv
(p)
half past
halv ti
half past nine
AM
(p)
AM
Klokken 6 om morgenen.
6 o'clock a.m.
om aftenen
(p)
PM
klokken 11 om aftenen
at 11 p.m.
Hvad er klokken nu?
(s)
What time is it now?
klokken et
(p)
one o'clock
klokken to
(p)
two o'clock
klokken tre
(p)
three o'clock
klokken fire
(p)
four o'clock
klokken fem
(p)
five o'clock
klokken seks
(p)
six o'clock
klokken syv
(p)
seven o'clock
klokken otte
(p)
eight o'clock
klokken ni
(p)
nine o'clock
klokken ti
(p)
ten o'clock
klokken elleve
(p)
eleven o'clock
klokken tolv
(p)
twelve o'clock
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