Jeg har flere spørgsmål til programmet.

I

Breakdown of Jeg har flere spørgsmål til programmet.

• have: to have
• programmet: the program
• spørgsmålet: the question
• flere: more

Questions & Answers about Jeg har flere spørgsmål til programmet.

Why is the verb "har" used here?

"Har" is the present tense of "at have" ("to have"). In Danish, you simply say "Jeg har" ("I have") to express possession or holding questions in this case.

What does "flere" mean?

"Flere" can mean "several" or "more" in English. In this sentence, it implies that the speaker has multiple questions rather than just one.

Why is it "spørgsmål" and not "spørgsmålene"?

In Danish, the singular and plural form of "spørgsmål" (question/questions) is spelled the same, except when you make it definite. "Spørgsmål" is the indefinite form. If you wanted the definite plural, it would be "spørgsmålene" (the questions), but here it’s just indefinite: questions in general.

What does "til programmet" mean exactly?

In Danish, "til" can sometimes translate as "about" or "to," depending on context. "Til programmet" here is most naturally understood as "about the program" or "directed towards the program." It's a common way to say you have questions regarding a specific topic or event.

Could you use "om programmet" instead of "til programmet"?

Using "om programmet" would still be understood and is also fine in many contexts. However, "til programmet" can sound slightly more direct, like the questions are specifically addressed to or concerning the program, rather than just being general questions about it.