意味
Feeling happy.
文化的背景
Being 'i godt humør' is considered a social responsibility in many Danish workplaces to maintain 'trivsel' (well-being). There is a shared emphasis on 'morgenfriskhed'—starting the day with a positive attitude despite the dark winters. In Danish business culture, a 'godt humør' is often paired with 'uformel tone' (informal tone), even with superiors. The phrase is a prerequisite for 'hygge'. You cannot truly 'hygge' if someone is in a bad mood.
The 'T' is Key
Always remember the 't' in 'godt'. It's the most common mistake for beginners!
Use Modifiers
Add 'rigtig' (really) or 'super' to sound more natural and enthusiastic.
意味
Feeling happy.
The 'T' is Key
Always remember the 't' in 'godt'. It's the most common mistake for beginners!
Use Modifiers
Add 'rigtig' (really) or 'super' to sound more natural and enthusiastic.
Preposition Alert
Never say 'på godt humør'. It's always 'i'.
Small Talk Gold
This is the perfect phrase for Danish small talk. It's positive and safe.
自分をテスト
Fill in the missing preposition and adjective ending.
Jeg er ___ god___ humør i dag.
In Danish, we use the preposition 'i' and the neuter ending 't' for 'godt' because 'humør' is a neuter noun.
Which sentence is correct?
How do you say 'He was in a good mood yesterday'?
'Var' is the past tense of 'er', and we must use 'i' and 'godt'.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Hvorfor smiler du så meget? B: ___________
Smiling is a sign of being in a good mood.
Match the phrase to the situation.
You just won the lottery.
'Strålende' (radiant) is used for extreme happiness.
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4 問題Jeg er ___ god___ humør i dag.
In Danish, we use the preposition 'i' and the neuter ending 't' for 'godt' because 'humør' is a neuter noun.
How do you say 'He was in a good mood yesterday'?
'Var' is the past tense of 'er', and we must use 'i' and 'godt'.
A: Hvorfor smiler du så meget? B: ___________
Smiling is a sign of being in a good mood.
You just won the lottery.
'Strålende' (radiant) is used for extreme happiness.
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よくある質問
10 問No, 'humør' is a neuter noun, so you must use 'godt'.
It is neutral. You can use it in any situation.
'Glad' is a simple adjective for happy. 'I godt humør' describes your overall state or mood.
You say 'Jeg er i dårligt humør'.
Usually, it refers to a temporary state. For personality, say 'Han er et positivt menneske'.
Yes, it's a very common and slightly more 'colorful' way to say you're in an excellent mood.
No, 'humor' in Danish is 'humor'. 'Humør' means mood.
Prepositions are often idiomatic. In Danish, you are 'inside' a mood.
Yes, but it usually means you have a generally good temperament, not that you are happy right now.
It means being energetic and in a good mood in the morning.
関連フレーズ
i dårligt humør
contrastIn a bad mood
i perlehumør
specialized formIn a sparkling/excellent mood
at have det godt
similarTo be doing well
i hopla
similarIn high spirits/energetic
glad i låget
informal alternativeHappy in the head (slang)
