Business & Work

10 phrases · Danish with romanization, English and audio

  1. Jeg vil gerne planlægge et møde.

    I'd like to schedule a meeting.

    Usage

    A polite way to request a business meeting

    Grammar Note

    "vil gerne" is the polite Danish expression for "would like to"

  2. Lad mig give dig mit visitkort.

    Let me give you my business card.

    Usage

    Used when handing over a business card

    Grammar Note

    "lad mig" means "let me" in Danish

  3. Jeg er her til en konference.

    I'm here for a conference.

    Usage

    Used to explain attendance at a conference

    Grammar Note

    "er her" means "am/is here" in Danish

  4. Kan jeg få en kvittering for denne udgift?

    Could I have a receipt for this expense?

    Usage

    Used to request a receipt for a business expense

    Grammar Note

    "kan jeg få" is the polite Danish request form meaning "can I have"

  5. Hvor er det nærmeste coworking-sted?

    Where is the nearest coworking space?

    Usage

    Used to find a coworking space

    Grammar Note

    "hvor er" is the Danish question form for "where is"

  6. Jeg har et møde klokken tre.

    I have a meeting at three o'clock.

    Usage

    Used to state a scheduled meeting time

    Grammar Note

    "klokken" indicates the hour in Danish time expressions

  7. Kan vi diskutere dette over en kop kaffe?

    Can we discuss this over coffee?

    Usage

    Used to suggest an informal discussion over coffee

    Grammar Note

    "kan vi" is the Danish ability question form meaning "can we"

  8. Send mig venligst kontrakten på e-mail.

    Please send me the contract by email.

    Usage

    Used to request a contract be sent by email

    Grammar Note

    "venligst" means "please / kindly" in Danish

  9. Jeg ser frem til at arbejde med dig.

    I look forward to working with you.

    Usage

    A polite expression welcoming a new business partnership

    Grammar Note

    "ser frem til" is the Danish idiomatic expression for "to look forward to"

  10. Har I et mødelokale til rådighed?

    Do you have a conference room available?

    Usage

    Used to check if a conference room is available

    Grammar Note

    "til rådighed" means "available / at disposal" in Danish

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