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Learn how to say many common phrases that people use every day to introduce themselves
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How to Ask "How Are You?" and Answer It
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How to Ask "How Are You?" and Answer It
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Tak.
(n)
Thank you.
tak, men
thank you, but
Hvordan går det?
(e)
How are you?
Det går godt.
(e)
I'm good.
Og dig?
(e)
And you?
Jeg har det fint.
(e)
I'm fine.
Jeg føler mig syg.
(e)
I feel sick.
Jeg har det ikke så godt.
(e)
I don't feel well.
Jeg har det godt.
(s)
I'm okay.
Jeg har hoste.
(s)
I have a cough.
Jeg har hovedpine.
(s)
I have a headache.
Det ved jeg ikke.
(e)
I don't know.
Det går ikke godt.
(e)
I'm not good.
Jeg er træt.
(e)
I'm tired.
Jeg har det dårligt.
(s)
I'm feeling bad.
Tak fordi du spurgte.
(s)
Thank you for asking.
Jeg har det også godt.
(s)
I'm fine too.
Jeg er søvnig.
(s)
I'm sleepy.
Jeg har det godt.
(s)
I'm great.
Hvordan har du haft det på det seneste?
(s)
How have you been recently?
Jeg har det ikke værst.
(s)
I'm not bad.
Jeg er ved at dø af sult.
(s)
I'm starving.
Jeg har en forfærdelig mavepine.
(s)
I have a terrible stomachache.
Jeg er ikke sikker.
(s)
I'm not sure.
Jeg er bekymret.
(s)
I'm worried.
Jeg har det fantastisk i dag.
(s)
I'm feeling great today.
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