English→Danish
Translate English to Danish like a local.
Dansk fra Danmark holder sig til du, bruger lige til at bløde direkte beskeder op og lader hyggen ligge i de små hverdagsord.
Going the other way? Danish to English
What locals actually say
How’s it going?
Hvad så?
I’m just popping to the shop.
Jeg smutter lige ned i Netto.
Can you grab some milk on your way home?
Kan du ikke lige tage mælk med på vejen hjem?
That’s a bit pricey.
Det er godt nok lidt pebret.
Where’s the station?
Hvor ligger stationen henne?
I’ll send it over before lunch.
Jeg får det sendt inden frokost.
It’s absolutely pouring.
Det står ned i stænger.
Are you up for a film tonight?
Er du frisk på en film i aften?
Notes like these come with every AIRTranslate translation, so you learn why locals phrase it that way as you go.
How Danish differs
Danish. Du near-universal (De only in rare very formal contexts); relaxed direct register; hygge-adjacent warmth in casual text.



