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2018年8月8日 · Luckily for those of you planning to visit Denmark, it’s pretty easy to learn how to say hello in Danish. Let’s dive right in! The Simplest Danish Greeting: Hej! With hej, you’re always on the safe side in Denmark. Pronounced just like “hi” in English, this is the simplest and most common way to greet someone in Danish.

Luckily, the pronunciation of the Danish greeting is exactly the same as the pronunciation of ‘hi’ in English. And, even better, ‘ hej ’ is also how you say goodbye in Danish (you can also say ‘ hej hej ’ for goodbye). The Danes don’t have a word for ‘please,’ so it’s important to …

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这里是一些可以用于每日会话的基本丹麦语短语，以及用在标识上的常见词汇。 Vær venlig at… 接下来是几种得到对方感谢之后的礼貌回应方式。 Vi ses! 回头见！ Vi ses snart! 一会儿见！ Vi …

2018年12月30日 · Here are some formal ways to say hello in Danish: The most common and versatile way to say hello in Danish is “hej.” It can be used in both formal and informal settings. However, if you want to maintain formality, it’s best to use a more specific formal greeting. Goddag (Good day) “Goddag” is a formal Danish greeting that translates to “good day.”

2024年1月24日 · 1. How to Say Hello in Denmark. 2. The Danish Greeting Culture. 3. Saying Hello in Danish. 4. Expert Insights. 5. Additional Greetings in Denmark. 6. Conclusion. 7. Section 2: Greetings in Other Scandinavian Countries. 7.1. Norway: 7.2. Sweden: 7.3. Iceland: 7.4. Finland: 8. Section 3: Greetings Around the World. 8.1. Italy: 8.2. Japan: 8.3. India:

2025年3月10日 · In this article, you’ll find a comprehensive guide to the most common Danish greetings and farewells, all separated into useful categories depending on the time of day you’d use them. The most common way to say ‘hello’ in Danish is “hej”. Pronounced like the English word “hi”, this word can be used in almost any situation.

2025年1月10日 · When addressing someone formally in Denmark, you use the formal greeting “Hej” (HA-y). This is used when speaking to someone you don’t know well, such as a stranger, a colleague, or a superior. The formal greeting is also used in formal situations, such as in business meetings or when speaking to someone in a position of authority.

2019年1月12日 · When answering the phone in Swedish, it usually suffices to say a simple Hallå! or “Hello!” and then to present yourself with your first name: Hallå! Det här är Stina. “Hello! This is Stina.” Hej! Det är Anna, hur mår du? “Hello! It’s Anna, how are you?” Det är bra! Hur mår du? “All good! How are you?”