Jeg vil holde et møde i rummet.

I will hold a meeting in the room.

Breakdown of Jeg vil holde et møde i rummet.

• jeg: I
• i: in
• et: a
• rummet: the room
• ville: to want
• holde: to hold
• mødet: the meeting

Questions & Answers about Jeg vil holde et møde i rummet.

Why do we use vil here instead of something like skal?

In Danish, vil often expresses a future intention or desire, meaning "I want to" or "I will" do something. Skal may sound more like an obligation or need ("I have to"), so vil communicates the speaker's own plan or intention to hold a meeting.

Why is it holde and not holder?

After vil, you use the infinitive form of the verb—in this case, holde—to indicate the action you intend to carry out. Holder would be the present tense form, used if you were already holding the meeting.

Why is the article et used with møde?

In Danish, møde ("meeting") is a neuter noun, so it takes the indefinite article et rather than en. Most neuter nouns follow the pattern et + noun in the indefinite form.

What does i rummet mean exactly?

i rummet literally means "in the room." The noun rum here is in its definite form, rummet, indicating a specific room already known in context (e.g., a particular conference room or office). This is the most direct way to say you’ll hold the meeting inside that specific space.