Ordering
Behind the counter you will hear hvad skal det være — what can I get you? You answer with skal have (I'll have), from skulle have:
| What can I get you? — A coffee, please. | Hvad skal det være? — En kaffe, tak. |
| I'll have a tea. | Jeg skal have en te. |
In a restaurant, ask for menuen.
Prices
Ask hvad koster det (how much is it?). Danish money is kronen — kroner in the plural:
| How much is it? — Fifty kroner. | Hvad koster det? — Halvtreds kroner. |
At the till, hvad bliver det asks for the total:
| What does it come to? — It comes to ninety kroner. | Hvad bliver det? — Det bliver halvfems kroner. |
At the supermarket
Something cheap this week is på tilbud (on offer), and the cashier will ask if you want a posen (bag):
| Do you want a bag? | Vil du have en pose? |
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