A2 Expression ニュートラル

Det lyder spændende.

That sounds exciting.

意味

Showing interest in a suggestion.

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文化的背景

Danes use 'spændende' as a social lubricant. It’s a way to be polite without being overly emotional, which fits the 'Nordic cool' persona. In Danish flat-hierarchy workplaces, saying 'Det lyder spændende' to a subordinate's idea is a key way to show respect and encourage innovation. On Instagram, 'Spændende!' is one of the most common comments on 'life update' posts. It is often used to bridge the gap when you don't know much about the other person's niche interest.

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The 'Nod and Smile'

If you're in a group of Danes and lose the thread of the conversation, a well-timed 'Det lyder spændende' can buy you time while looking engaged.

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Don't be a robot

If you use this phrase too many times in one conversation, you'll sound like you're not actually listening. Mix it up with 'Hvor sejt!' (How cool!) or 'Virkelig?' (Really?).

意味

Showing interest in a suggestion.

🎯

The 'Nod and Smile'

If you're in a group of Danes and lose the thread of the conversation, a well-timed 'Det lyder spændende' can buy you time while looking engaged.

⚠️

Don't be a robot

If you use this phrase too many times in one conversation, you'll sound like you're not actually listening. Mix it up with 'Hvor sejt!' (How cool!) or 'Virkelig?' (Really?).

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The Sarcasm Check

Danes have a dry sense of humor. If someone says 'Det lyder spændende' with a very flat, deadpan voice about something obviously boring, they are being sarcastic.

自分をテスト

Complete the dialogue with the most natural Danish response.

Anna: 'Jeg skal starte til salsa på tirsdag.' Dig: '________'

✓ 正解! ✗ おしい! 正解: a

'Det lyder spændende!' is the standard, natural way to react to a friend's new hobby.

Match the situation to the best response.

Situation: Your boss tells you about a new project that will take 6 months.

✓ 正解! ✗ おしい! 正解: a

In a professional context, 'Det lyder spændende' shows engagement and readiness to listen.

Fill in the missing word.

Det ______ spændende.

✓ 正解! ✗ おしい! 正解: a

We need the present tense verb 'lyder' (sounds).

Which sentence is grammatically correct?

Select the correct option:

✓ 正解! ✗ おしい! 正解: a

When 'rigtig' is used as an intensifier for an adjective, it usually doesn't take the -t in spoken/informal Danish, though 'rigtigt' is technically correct in formal writing. 'a' is the most natural choice.

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Lyder vs. Er

Det lyder spændende
Hearing about a trip
Det er spændende
Being on the trip

練習問題バンク

4 問題
Complete the dialogue with the most natural Danish response. dialogue_completion A2

Anna: 'Jeg skal starte til salsa på tirsdag.' Dig: '________'

✓ 正解! ✗ おしい! 正解: a

'Det lyder spændende!' is the standard, natural way to react to a friend's new hobby.

Match the situation to the best response. situation_matching A2

Situation: Your boss tells you about a new project that will take 6 months.

✓ 正解! ✗ おしい! 正解: a

In a professional context, 'Det lyder spændende' shows engagement and readiness to listen.

Fill in the missing word. Fill Blank A1

Det ______ spændende.

✓ 正解! ✗ おしい! 正解: a

We need the present tense verb 'lyder' (sounds).

Which sentence is grammatically correct? Choose B1

Select the correct option:

✓ 正解! ✗ おしい! 正解: a

When 'rigtig' is used as an intensifier for an adjective, it usually doesn't take the -t in spoken/informal Danish, though 'rigtigt' is technically correct in formal writing. 'a' is the most natural choice.

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よくある質問

10 問

Yes! Just saying 'Spændende!' with an enthusiastic tone is very common and slightly more informal than the full sentence.

'Interessant' is fine, but 'spændende' is much more common in spoken Danish. 'Interessant' can sometimes sound a bit cold or academic.

Not always. It often just means 'interesting' or 'noteworthy'. A documentary about grass might be 'spændende' to a botanist.

It's a 'soft d'. Place your tongue behind your lower teeth and let the air flow over it. It's not a hard 'd' like in 'dog'.

Yes! If someone describes a new recipe, you can say 'Det lyder spændende'. But if you are eating it and like it, say 'Det smager godt'.

Avoid it! Use 'Det var da kedeligt' or 'Det er jeg ked af at høre' for bad news.

Absolutely. It's a standard way to acknowledge a colleague's point without necessarily agreeing to it yet.

Danish present participles always end in -ende and they never change their ending, regardless of the noun they describe.

No. 'Ser ... ud' (looks like) uses 'ud', but 'lyder' (sounds) does not. Just 'Det lyder spændende'.

Yes, it is a universal Danish expression used from Copenhagen to Jutland.

関連フレーズ

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Det lyder godt

similar

That sounds good

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Hvor interessant

synonym

How interesting

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Det lyder vildt

specialized form

That sounds wild/crazy

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Det lyder kedeligt

contrast

That sounds boring

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