Usages of lære
Jeg har overvejet at lære klaver, men det kræver mange øvelser.
I have considered learning piano, but it requires a lot of exercises.
Jeg lærer at skrive på papir.
I learn to write on paper.
I dag lærer vi om refleksiv grammatik i dansk.
Today we learn about reflexive grammar in Danish.
Mit behov for at lære dansk er stærkere end mit behov for at slappe af lige nu.
My need to learn Danish is stronger than my need to relax right now.
Jeg nyder muligheden for at lære dansk.
I enjoy the possibility to learn Danish.
Jeg bruger ordbogen til at lære nye ord.
I use the dictionary to learn new words.
Jeg prøver at lære nye ord.
I try to learn new words.
Jeg lærer af min ven.
I learn from my friend.
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".
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.
Det er ikke altid os, der vinder konkurrencen, men vi lærer noget hver gang.
It is not always us who win the competition, but we learn something each time.
I dag lærer vi at bruge "for ... til at" og "nok til at" i danske sætninger.
Today we learn to use "too ... to" and "enough ... to" in Danish sentences.
I dag lærer vi udtrykket “skal til at”, som vi bruger, når noget sker lige om lidt.
Today we learn the expression “skal til at,” which we use when something is about to happen.
I dag lærer vi at bruge få sammen med ord som klippet og repareret, når andre gør noget for os.
Today we learn to use få together with words like “cut” and “repaired” when other people do something for us.
Jeg lærer af andre, når jeg øver mig på sproget.
I learn from others when I practice the language.
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