Hvor er posthuset?
Where is the post office?
Usage
Used to ask for the location of the post office
Grammar Note
"Posthuset" = "post" + "hus" (house) + "-et" (definite article). Danish suffixes the definite article
Jeg vil gerne sende dette brev
I would like to send this letter
Usage
Used at the post office when sending a letter
Grammar Note
"Vil gerne" is the polite request form, equivalent to English "would like." Adding "gerne" softens the request
Hvad er portoen til Japan?
What is the postage to Japan?
Usage
Used to ask about international postage rates
Grammar Note
"Til" is the preposition for direction/destination, used before country names as well
Kan jeg købe frimærker her?
Can I buy stamps here?
Usage
Used to ask if stamps are available for purchase
Grammar Note
"Frimærker" is the plural of "frimærke" (stamp). Many Danish plurals add "-r" or "-er"
Jeg vil sende en pakke til udlandet
I want to send a parcel abroad
Usage
Used when sending an international package
Grammar Note
"Udlandet" = "ud" (out) + "land" (country) + "-et." "Til udlandet" = to abroad
Hvor lang tid tager det?
How long does it take?
Usage
Used to ask how long delivery will take
Grammar Note
"Hvor lang tid" literally means "how long time" — the fixed expression for asking duration
Jeg vil gerne have en sporingskode
I would like a tracking code
Usage
Used when requesting a tracking number for a package
Grammar Note
"Sporing" (tracking) + "kode" (code) — Danish compounds nouns to create new concepts
Er der et postkort?
Is there a postcard?
Usage
Used to ask if postcards are available
Grammar Note
"Post" + "kort" (card) = "postkort," mirroring English "postcard." It's a neuter noun, so "et"
Hvad vejer pakken?
How much does the package weigh?
Usage
Used to ask about the weight of a package
Grammar Note
"Vejer" is the present tense of "veje" (to weigh). "Pakken" is "pakke" + definite suffix "-en"
Send det med ekspres
Send it by express
Usage
Used when requesting express mail service
Grammar Note
"Send" is the imperative of "sende." "Med" is the preposition for means, meaning "by/with"
More Danish phrases
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