Yes please, thanks for the meal (ja tak, tak for mad, jeg kigger bare)

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yes, please
ja tak
Would you like coffee? — Yes, please.
Vil du have kaffe? — Ja tak.
Yes, please, I would love to.
Ja tak, gerne.
thank you for the meal
tak for mad
Thank you for the meal!
Tak for mad!
The children say thank you for the meal.
Børnene siger tak for mad.
I'm just looking
jeg kigger bare
I am just looking, thanks.
Jeg kigger bare, tak.
can I help you?
kan jeg hjælpe dig
Can I help you? — No, thank you, I am just looking.
Kan jeg hjælpe dig? — Nej tak, jeg kigger bare.
Can I help you with anything?
Kan jeg hjælpe dig med noget?
to be so kind (as to)
være så venlig
Would you be so kind as to close the door?
Vil du være så venlig at lukke døren?
Please be so kind as to speak slowly.
Vær så venlig at tale langsomt.
to be open (a shop, an office)
have åbent
The shop is open until six o'clock.
Butikken har åbent til klokken seks.
When are you (plural) open?
Hvornår har I åbent?
on sale
på udsalg
The jacket is on sale.
Jakken er på udsalg.
Everything is on sale in January.
Alt er på udsalg i januar.
why not?
hvorfor ikke
Shall we go to the cinema? — Why not?
Skal vi gå i biografen? — Hvorfor ikke?
Why not take the train?
Hvorfor ikke tage toget?
let's
lad os
Let's eat now.
Lad os spise nu.
Let's take the bus.
Lad os tage bussen.
to thank
takke
We thank you for the meal.
Vi takker for maden.
She says thank you for the coffee.
Hun takker for kaffen.

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