意味
Asking for the commencement time of an event.
文化的背景
Punctuality is a core value. If you ask 'Hvornår starter det?', expect a very precise answer, and be prepared to be there at that exact time. The 'Academic Quarter' is a tradition where classes start 15 minutes late, but this is fading and only applies to universities. Danes love 'planlægning' (planning). Asking 'Hvornår starter det?' weeks in advance for a social event is very common. Danish trains (DSB) and buses are generally on time. People use the app 'Rejseplanen' to answer the question 'Hvornår starter det?' for their journey.
The V2 Rule
Always put the verb in the second position. It's the golden rule of Danish.
Silent Letters
Don't pronounce the 'h' in 'hvornår' or the 't' in 'det'.
意味
Asking for the commencement time of an event.
The V2 Rule
Always put the verb in the second position. It's the golden rule of Danish.
Silent Letters
Don't pronounce the 'h' in 'hvornår' or the 't' in 'det'.
Use 'Begynder' for class
In school or university, 'begynder' sounds more natural than 'starter'.
Be on time!
If someone tells you it starts at 8, they mean 8:00, not 8:15.
自分をテスト
Fill in the missing word to ask when the event starts.
Hvornår _______ det?
We need the present tense, which in Danish ends in '-r'.
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
Choose the correct word order:
Danish follows the V2 rule: the verb must be the second element.
Match the Danish question with the English translation.
Match the pairs:
Hvornår = When, starter = starts, det = it.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Jeg har billetter til biografen. B: Okay! _______ _______ _______?
The context of tickets suggests asking for the time.
🎉 スコア： /4
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4 問題Hvornår _______ det?
We need the present tense, which in Danish ends in '-r'.
Choose the correct word order:
Danish follows the V2 rule: the verb must be the second element.
左の各項目を右のペアと一致させてください:
Hvornår = When, starter = starts, det = it.
A: Jeg har billetter til biografen. B: Okay! _______ _______ _______?
The context of tickets suggests asking for the time.
🎉 スコア： /4
よくある質問
10 問No, use 'Hvornår starter du?' only if you mean 'When do you start (work/school)?'. Otherwise, it sounds like you are starting an engine.
Both are fine. 'Starter' is more common in daily life; 'begynder' is slightly more formal.
It's a historical spelling. It used to be pronounced, but now it's silent.
You can say 'Det starter klokken [time]' or just 'Klokken [time]'.
No, that is grammatically incorrect in Danish. The verb must come second.
It refers to 'the event' or 'the thing we are talking about'.
Not at all! It's very practical and expected in Denmark.
Yes, but 'Hvornår kører bussen?' is more common.
You can say 'Hvornår starter den?', but 'det' is also acceptable as a general subject.
Yes, it becomes 'startede'. 'Hvornår startede det?'
関連フレーズ
hvornår begynder det?
synonymWhen does it begin?
hvornår er det slut?
contrastWhen is it over?
hvornår går det i gang?
similarWhen does it kick off?
hvornår åbner de?
specialized formWhen do they open?
hvornår kommer du?
builds onWhen are you coming?
