Free time (gå til, hygge sig, have lyst til)

QuestionAnswer
the hobby
hobbyen
What is your hobby?
Hvad er din hobby?
My hobby is reading.
Min hobby er at læse.
to do (a regular activity)
gå til
I go to football (practice) on Tuesdays.
Jeg går til fodbold om tirsdagen.
What activities do you go to?
Hvad går du til?
to be interested in
være interesseret i
I am interested in music.
Jeg er interesseret i musik.
He is very interested in films.
Han er meget interesseret i film.
to have a nice time
hygge sig
We have a nice time at the weekend.
Vi hygger os i weekenden.
Have a nice time!
Hyg dig!
would like (to)
kunne godt tænke sig
I would like a cup of coffee.
Jeg kunne godt tænke mig en kop kaffe.
to feel like
have lyst til
Do you feel like watching a film?
Har du lyst til at se en film?
I do not feel like going out.
Jeg har ikke lyst til at gå ud.
to look after children
passe børn
She looks after children in the evening.
Hun passer børn om aftenen.
Can you look after the children tomorrow?
Kan du passe børnene i morgen?
to come along
tage med
Would you like to come along?
Kunne du godt tænke dig at tage med?
Are you coming along to the party?
Tager du med til festen?
We are coming along to the cinema.
Vi tager med i biografen.
That is a good idea!
Det er en god ide!
The idea is good.
Ideen er god.
to have a party
holde fest
We are having a party on Saturday.
Vi holder fest på lørdag.
When are you having a party?
Hvornår holder du fest?
to be about
handle om
What is the film about?
Hvad handler filmen om?
The book is about a dog.
Bogen handler om en hund.
the cosiness, the cosy atmosphere
hyggen
We love the cosy atmosphere in winter.
Vi elsker hyggen om vinteren.
There is always a cosy atmosphere when we play board games.
Der er altid hygge når vi spiller brætspil.

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