Usages of i dag
I dag har jeg svømmet i havet, og det var en fantastisk oplevelse.
Today I have swum in the sea, and it was a fantastic experience.
I dag lærer vi om refleksiv grammatik i dansk.
Today we learn about reflexive grammar in Danish.
Jeg synes, at maden smager endnu bedre i dag.
I think the food tastes even better today.
Jeg tjekker vejret i dag.
I check the weather today.
I dag introducerer vi gradbøjning af adjektiver, og det er et grundlæggende emne i dansk grammatik.
Today we introduce the comparison of adjectives, and it is a fundamental topic in Danish grammar.
Solen er høj i dag.
The sun is high today.
Jeg kommer til at arbejde sent i dag.
I am going to end up working late today.
I dag lærer vi om det refleksive ejestedord “sin, sit, sine”.
Today we learn about the reflexive possessive pronoun “sin, sit, sine”.
I dag lærer vi om hypotetiske sætninger med "hvis" og "ville".
Today we learn about hypothetical sentences with "if" and "would".
Jeg har ondt i halsen og hovedet i dag og drikker varm te.
My throat and head hurt today, and I drink hot tea.
I dag lærer vi også udtrykket "lad os", som vi bruger, når vi vil gøre noget sammen.
Today we also learn the expression “let’s,” which we use when we want to do something together.
I dag vil jeg fremhæve, at det er emnet, der ændrer sig i sætningen.
Today I want to emphasize that it is the topic that changes in the sentence.
Jeg har travlt i dag, men jeg kan tale i morgen.
I’m busy today, but I can talk tomorrow.
Jeg har ingen kontanter i dag, så jeg må finde en anden løsning.
I have no cash today, so I have to find another solution.
Jeg går på arbejde, selvom jeg er træt i dag.
I go to work, even though I am tired today.
Hjemmesiden er langsom i dag, så jeg prøver igen senere.
The website is slow today, so I try again later.
Jeg skulle aflevere opgaven til læreren i dag.
I was supposed to hand in the assignment to the teacher today.
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