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ude

ude
outside (location at)
From Lesson 111:Directional and locational adverbs·Danish

Usages of ude

Børnene står ude i gården.
The children are standing out in the courtyard.
Drikker I kaffen ude på altanen?
Are you drinking the coffee out on the balcony?
Da vi gik i børnehave, legede vi altid ude.
When we were in kindergarten, we always played outside.
Drengen cykler ude på nogle andre veje.
The boy is cycling out on some other roads.
Tasken står ude i mellemgangen.
The bag is out in the aisle.
Hvor er her skønt ude på landet!
How lovely it is here out in the country!
Bølgen danner sig ude på havet.
The wave forms out on the sea.
En ny orkan kan opstå ude på havet.
A new hurricane can arise out on the sea.
Han er ude med sine kammerater.
He is out with his pals.

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