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INTRODUCTION
John: Must-Know Danish Social Media Phrases Season 1. Lesson 17 - At the Local Market
John: Hi, everyone. I'm John.
Anne: And I'm Anne.
John: In this lesson, you'll learn how to post and leave comments in Danish about an unusual thing found at a local market. Hans finds an unusual item at the local market, posts an image of it, and leaves this comment.
Anne: Troede aldrig, jeg skulle finde SÅDAN ET på loppemarkedet! Drengedrømmen lever!!!
John: Meaning - "Never thought I would find SUCH A THING at the flea market! The boyhood dream lives!!!" Listen to a reading of the post and the comments that follow.
DIALOGUE
(clicking sound)
Hans: Troede aldrig, jeg skulle finde SÅDAN ET på loppemarkedet! Drengedrømmen lever!!!
(clicking sound)
Isak: Er det, hvad jeg tror, det er?! Så skal der kæmpes til døden!!!
Gitte: Uh, det ser lidt farligt ud, gør det ikke?
Noah: Du tror da ikke på, at det er ægte, vel?
Johanne: Jeg håber sørme ikke, at det samuraisværd skal med hjem!
John: Listen again with the English translation.
(clicking sound)
Hans: Troede aldrig, jeg skulle finde SÅDAN ET på loppemarkedet! Drengedrømmen lever!!!
John: "Never thought I would find SUCH A THING at the flea market! The boyhood dream lives!!!"
(clicking sound)
Isak: Er det, hvad jeg tror, det er?! Så skal der kæmpes til døden!!!
John: "Is that what I think it is?! Now, there will be a fight to the death!!!"
Gitte: Uh, det ser lidt farligt ud, gør det ikke?
John: "Oh, that looks a little dangerous, doesn't it?"
Noah: Du tror da ikke på, at det er ægte, vel?
John: "You do not think that it is real, do you?"
Johanne: Jeg håber sørme ikke, at det samuraisværd skal med hjem!
John: "I sure do not hope that that samurai sword comes back home!"
POST
John: Listen again to Hans's post.
Anne: Troede aldrig, jeg skulle finde SÅDAN ET på loppemarkedet! Drengedrømmen lever!!!
John: "Never thought I would find SUCH A THING at the flea market! The boyhood dream lives!!!"
Anne: (SLOW) Troede aldrig, jeg skulle finde SÅDAN ET på loppemarkedet! Drengedrømmen lever!!! (REGULAR) Troede aldrig, jeg skulle finde SÅDAN ET på loppemarkedet! Drengedrømmen lever!!!
John: Let's break this down. First is an expression meaning "Never thought I would find SUCH A THING at the flea market!"
Anne: Troede aldrig, jeg skulle finde SÅDAN ET på loppemarkedet!
John: This phrase can be used to indicate how excited you are to have found some unspecified thing that you thought you'd never find at a flea market. Remember to replace the indefinite article
Anne: et
John: with...
Anne: en
John: if you're referring to a common gender noun. Listen again- "Never thought I would find SUCH A THING at the flea market" is...
Anne: (SLOW) Troede aldrig, jeg skulle finde SÅDAN ET på loppemarkedet! (REGULAR) Troede aldrig, jeg skulle finde SÅDAN ET på loppemarkedet!
John: Then comes the phrase - "The boyhood dream lives!!!"
Anne: Drengedrømmen lever!!!
John: Guys especially can use this phrase to indicate that their dream from when they were kids is still alive and might come true. Listen again- "The boyhood dream lives" is...
Anne: (SLOW) Drengedrømmen lever!!! (REGULAR) Drengedrømmen lever!!!
John: All together, it's "Never thought I would find SUCH A THING at the flea market! The boyhood dream lives!!!"
Anne: Troede aldrig, jeg skulle finde SÅDAN ET på loppemarkedet! Drengedrømmen lever!!!
COMMENTS
John: In response, Hans's friends leave some comments.
John: His college friend, Isak, uses an expression meaning - "Is that what I think it is?! Now, there will be a fight to the death!!!"
Anne: (SLOW) Er det, hvad jeg tror, det er?! Så skal der kæmpes til døden!!! (REGULAR) Er det, hvad jeg tror, det er?! Så skal der kæmpes til døden!!!
[Pause]
Anne: Er det, hvad jeg tror, det er?! Så skal der kæmpes til døden!!!
John: Use this expression to say you’re jealous.
John: His neighbor, Gitte, uses an expression meaning - "Oh, that looks a little dangerous, doesn't it?"
Anne: (SLOW) Uh, det ser lidt farligt ud, gør det ikke? (REGULAR) Uh, det ser lidt farligt ud, gør det ikke?
[Pause]
Anne: Uh, det ser lidt farligt ud, gør det ikke?
John: Use this expression to show you are slightly concerned.
John: His nephew, Noah, uses an expression meaning - "You do not think that it is real, do you?"
Anne: (SLOW) Du tror da ikke på, at det er ægte, vel? (REGULAR) Du tror da ikke på, at det er ægte, vel?
[Pause]
Anne: Du tror da ikke på, at det er ægte, vel?
John: Use this expression to be skeptical.
John: His wife, Johanne, uses an expression meaning - "I sure do not hope that that samurai sword comes back home!"
Anne: (SLOW) Jeg håber sørme ikke, at det samuraisværd skal med hjem! (REGULAR) Jeg håber sørme ikke, at det samuraisværd skal med hjem!
[Pause]
Anne: Jeg håber sørme ikke, at det samuraisværd skal med hjem!
John: Use this expression to tell him not to buy it.

Outro

John: Okay, that's all for this lesson. If a friend posted something about an unusual thing found at a local market, which phrase would you use? Leave us a comment letting us know, and we'll see you next time!
Anne: Hej hej!

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