1) Greetings
Hej — hi / hello (most common)
Godmorgen — good morning
Goddag — good day (a bit more formal)
Farvel — goodbye
Vi ses — see you
Godmorgen — good morning
Goddag — good day (a bit more formal)
Farvel — goodbye
Vi ses — see you
A0 Course · Lesson 2
Greetings & Introductions
Greet people and say your name in Danish
Goal: Greet someone, say your name, ask their name, and say goodbye in short Danish sentences.
Practice first
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Greetings, phrases & introduce yourself
Start practicing right away: listen, repeat, then build your introduction.
1. Listen to greetings
Greetings practiced: 0 / 6
Click each greeting, then say it out loud.
2. Practice introduction phrases
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Listen and repeat.
3. Build your introduction
Type your name and hear the full sentence.
Hej, jeg hedder …. Hyggeligt at møde dig.
Example: Hej, jeg hedder Anna. Hyggeligt at møde dig.
Review lesson
A0 · Lesson 2 — read after you practice.
2) Introduce yourself
Jeg hedder … — My name is … / I am called …
Jeg er … — I am … (also used with names in casual speech)
Hvad hedder du? — What is your name?
Jeg er … — I am … (also used with names in casual speech)
Hvad hedder du? — What is your name?
3) Nice to meet you
Hyggeligt at møde dig. — Nice to meet you.
I lige måde. — Likewise / same to you.
I lige måde. — Likewise / same to you.
Speaking tasks
Say these out loud. Use Listen when you want a model.
Mini dialogue
Hej, jeg hedder Alex. Hyggeligt at møde dig.
Your turn
Say your real name: Hej, jeg hedder …
Polite reply
Answer: Hyggeligt at møde dig. / I lige måde.
Lesson complete
Practice these greetings aloud before lesson 3 (numbers & age).