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Learn Hardcore Danish: gå - to walk

Hardcore Danish
/Lesson 3
/gå

gå

Word

gå

Meaning

to walk

Part of speech

verb

Pronunciation

Course

Hardcore Danish

Lesson

Usages of gå

Jeg får motion ved at gå en tur i parkerne hver dag.

I get exercise by walking in the parks every day.

Jeg får motion ved at gå i haven.

I get exercise by walking in the garden.

Jeg ser en kat gå i gaden.

I see a cat walking in the street.

Jeg kigger på kortet, mens jeg går til skolen.

I look at the map while I walk to school.

Hun venter ved receptionen, mens jeg går ned ad trappen.

She waits at the reception while I walk down the stairs.

Jeg går op ad trappen til min etage.

I walk up the stairs to my floor.

Jeg går ned ad trappen, fordi elevatoren er for langsom.

I walk down the stairs because the elevator is too slow.

Jeg går ned ad gaden til skolen.

I walk down the street to the school.

Du skal krydse vejen ved lyskrydset og derefter gå op på fortovet.

You have to cross the road at the traffic light and then walk up onto the sidewalk.

Hvis jeg mister min pung, tager jeg ikke metroen, men går hjem fra busstoppestedet.

If I lose my wallet, I do not take the metro, but walk home from the bus stop.

Jeg går ligeud fra busstoppestedet til metroens indgang, og min veninde kommer i taxa.

I walk straight ahead from the bus stop to the metro entrance, and my female friend comes by taxi.

Jeg møder en kvinde, hvis regnjakke er helt våd, fordi hun gik uden paraply.

I meet a woman whose rain jacket is completely wet because she walked without an umbrella.

En skade i knæet kan få mig til at gå langsomt i flere dage.

An injury in the knee can make me walk slowly for several days.

Hun går hurtigt til stationen, fordi hun ikke vil komme for sent.

She walks quickly to the station because she does not want to be late.

Hun går hurtigt til stationen, så hun kan nå toget.

She walks quickly to the station so she can catch the train.

Det tager ti minutter at gå til bageriet fra stationen.

It takes ten minutes to walk to the bakery from the station.

Når vi går hjem fra børnehaven, spørger min datter, om vi må lege lidt mere i sandkassen.

When we walk home from the kindergarten, my daughter asks whether we may play a little more in the sandbox.

Jeg går hen til vinduet.

I walk over to the window.

Det er i foråret, at jeg bedst kan lide at gå ture, fordi alt føles lettere.

It is in spring that I most like going for walks, because everything feels lighter.

Jeg går hen til min datter for at se til hende.

I walk over to my daughter to check on her.

Jeg går mod stationen, fordi jeg skal hente min ven.

I am walking toward the station because I am going to pick up my friend.

Min datter tager mig i hånden, når vi går over vejen.

My daughter takes me by the hand when we cross the road.

Hvis der ikke kommer nogen taxa, går vi over broen til fods.

If no taxi comes, we walk across the bridge on foot.

Vi mødes ved den lille kiosk, før vi går over broen.

We meet by the little kiosk before we walk across the bridge.

Jeg har lyst til at blive hjemme i aften, men min veninde har lyst til at gå en tur ved havet.

I feel like staying at home tonight, but my female friend feels like taking a walk by the sea.

Om det så regner i morgen, går vi stadig til stationen til fods.

Even if it rains tomorrow, we will still walk to the station.

Jeg går rundt i haven om eftermiddagen.

I walk around in the garden in the afternoon.

Barnet er stadig for ungt til at gå alene til skolen.

The child is still too young to walk to school alone.

Jeg går hurtigere, hvis jeg har travlt.

I walk more quickly if I am in a hurry.

Da kampen var slut, købte vi is, og bagefter gik vi langs havnen, mens solen langsomt forsvandt.

When the match was over, we bought ice cream, and afterward we walked along the harbor while the sun slowly disappeared.

Vi gik hele vejen til stationen.

We walked all the way to the station.

Babyen pludrer i barnevognen, mens vi går gennem parken.

The baby babbles in the stroller while we walk through the park.

Jo hurtigere jeg går til stationen, jo større chance har jeg for at nå toget.

The faster I walk to the station, the greater chance I have of catching the train.

Om aftenen går en ræv forbi teltet, mens vi sidder stille og lytter.

In the evening a fox walks past the tent while we sit quietly and listen.

Rådyret går roligt mellem træerne.

The roe deer walks calmly among the trees.

Rådyret går roligt mellem træerne om morgenen.

The deer walks calmly among the trees in the morning.

Om aftenen går ræven forbi teltet.

In the evening, the fox walks past the tent.

Vi går ned til havnen om aftenen.

We walk down to the harbor in the evening.

Det er fire timer siden, hun sidst gik rundt i lejligheden, så nu hviler hun sig igen.

It has been four hours since she last walked around the apartment, so now she is resting again.

Hun siger, at det er længe siden, hun sidst havde et uheld, og at hun nu går langsommere på trappen.

She says that it has been a long time since she last had an accident, and that she now walks more slowly on the stairs.

Jeg går altid over vejen ved fodgængerfeltet, når trafikken er tæt.

I always cross the road at the crosswalk when traffic is heavy.

Vi kan gå derhen til fods.

We can walk there.

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