意味
Asking for the spelling of a word.
文化的背景
Danish spelling is notoriously difficult because many letters are silent (like the 'h' in 'hvad' or the 'd' in 'mad'). Danes are very patient with learners asking for spelling. In Greenland (part of the Danish Realm), place names can be very long and use different phonetics. This phrase is essential for Danish speakers visiting Greenland. Faroese and Danish are both spoken, but their spellings for similar-sounding words differ wildly. This phrase helps clarify which language's orthography is being used. In Nordic business culture, accuracy is key. It is better to ask for a spelling than to get a name wrong on an invoice.
Use it often!
Don't be afraid to ask. Danes know their spelling is hard and will appreciate your effort to be correct.
Silent letters
Danish has many silent letters. If a word sounds like 'vorn', it's probably 'hvordan'.
意味
Asking for the spelling of a word.
Use it often!
Don't be afraid to ask. Danes know their spelling is hard and will appreciate your effort to be correct.
Silent letters
Danish has many silent letters. If a word sounds like 'vorn', it's probably 'hvordan'.
Combine with 'langsomt'
Say 'Kan du sige det langsomt? Hvordan skriver man det?' for maximum clarity.
The 'Man' pronoun
Using 'man' makes you sound more like a native than using 'du'.
自分をテスト
Fill in the missing word to ask how to write something.
Hvordan ______ man det?
'Skriver' means 'write', which is the correct verb for asking about spelling.
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
Choose the right order:
In Danish, the verb must come in the second position in a question.
Match the situation to the correct phrase.
You hear a new word and want to know the letters.
This is the standard phrase for asking for spelling.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Mit navn er Christian. B: ______?
Asking for the spelling of a name is a natural follow-up.
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4 問題Hvordan ______ man det?
'Skriver' means 'write', which is the correct verb for asking about spelling.
Choose the right order:
In Danish, the verb must come in the second position in a question.
You hear a new word and want to know the letters.
This is the standard phrase for asking for spelling.
A: Mit navn er Christian. B: ______?
Asking for the spelling of a name is a natural follow-up.
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よくある質問
10 問Yes, both are common. 'Staver' is specifically about the letters, while 'skriver' is more general.
No, it's neutral. It's used in both casual and formal speech.
It's a historical remnant from Old Norse. Almost all Danish words starting with 'hv' have a silent 'h'.
Absolutely. It applies to both handwriting and typing.
You would say: 'Hvordan skriver man 'du'?'
In this phrase, it's 'skriver' (present tense). 'Skrive' is the infinitive.
Yes, all the time! Danish spelling is tricky even for natives.
Hvordan skriver man dit navn?
You can just say 'Hvordan staves det?' (How is it spelled?)
Mixing up 'hvordan' (how) and 'hvor' (where).
関連フレーズ
Hvad betyder det?
similarWhat does it mean?
Hvordan staver man det?
synonymHow do you spell it?
Kan du gentage det?
builds onCan you repeat that?
Hvordan udtaler man det?
contrastHow do you pronounce it?
Skriv det venligst ned
specialized formPlease write it down
