意味
Keeping up with current events.
文化的背景
Danes have a high trust in media. DR (Danmarks Radio) is the most trusted source. Reading news from DR is a common daily habit for almost all age groups. There is a strong tradition of 'Avisbud' (newspaper delivery) early in the morning, though it is becoming digital. Many older Danes still prefer the physical 'papiravis'. It is socially acceptable to spend 5-10 minutes 'læse nyheder' at your desk in the morning before starting work, as staying informed is valued. Denmark is one of the most digitalized countries. Most people 'læser nyheder' via apps like 'Politiken', 'Berlingske', or 'EB'.
Use DR.dk
It is the best place to 'læse nyheder' for free in Denmark and the language is very standard.
Watch the 'd'
The 'd' in 'nyheder' is a soft 'd'. Don't pronounce it hard like an English 'd'.
意味
Keeping up with current events.
Use DR.dk
It is the best place to 'læse nyheder' for free in Denmark and the language is very standard.
Watch the 'd'
The 'd' in 'nyheder' is a soft 'd'. Don't pronounce it hard like an English 'd'.
Compound words
You will see words like 'sportsnyheder' or 'finansnyheder'. They just mean 'sports news' or 'finance news'.
自分をテスト
Fill in the correct form of the verb 'at læse' in the present tense.
Jeg ______ nyheder hver morgen.
The present tense of 'at læse' is 'læser'.
Which sentence is correct for watching news on TV?
Hvordan siger man 'I watch news'?
Use 'ser' for visual media like television.
Match the Danish phrase with its English translation.
Match the following:
These are the four main ways to consume news in Danish.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Hvad laver du på din telefon? B: Jeg ______ ______.
On a phone, you typically 'read' news.
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ビジュアル学習ツール
Hvor læser du nyheder?
Digitalt
- • Telefon
- • Tablet
- • Computer
Analogt
- • Avis
- • Magasin
- • Ugeblad
練習問題バンク
4 問題Jeg ______ nyheder hver morgen.
The present tense of 'at læse' is 'læser'.
Hvordan siger man 'I watch news'?
Use 'ser' for visual media like television.
左の各項目を右のペアと一致させてください:
These are the four main ways to consume news in Danish.
A: Hvad laver du på din telefon? B: Jeg ______ ______.
On a phone, you typically 'read' news.
🎉 スコア： /4
よくある質問
10 問Usually, yes, when referring to the news in general. 'En nyhed' is just one single story.
Yes, adding '-ne' makes it 'the news'. It's very common and often interchangeable with the version without the article.
'Avis' is the physical or digital newspaper (the brand), while 'nyheder' is the content itself.
In Denmark, we actually use the English term 'Breaking News' or 'Seneste nyt'.
It is neutral. It works in both formal and informal settings.
It's part of the cultural value of being an informed citizen (folkeoplysning).
Yes, if you are reading text on Facebook or Twitter, 'læse nyheder' is correct.
It is 'læste'. For example: 'Jeg læste nyheder i går.'
Not really, but 'at tjekke' is the more casual way to say it.
No, it's just 'læse' + 'nyheder'. No 'på' or 'til' is needed in the middle.
関連フレーズ
at følge med
similarto keep up / follow along
at tjekke nyheder
synonymto check the news
nyhedsoverblik
builds onnews overview
at læse mellem linjerne
specialized formto read between the lines
