意味
Informing someone of your near arrival.
文化的背景
Punctuality is a core value. Sending a 'Jeg er snart fremme' text is not just informative; it's a sign of respect for the other person's time. Cyclists often use this phrase when they stop at a red light near their destination. It's common to see people quickly checking their phones for this purpose. DSB (Danish State Railways) uses variations of this phrase in automated announcements. It's one of the first phrases many immigrants learn by heart. The phrase signals the end of the 'travel' phase and the beginning of the 'hygge' phase. It's a transition marker in social life.
The 5-Minute Rule
In Denmark, only say 'snart fremme' if you are actually within 5-10 minutes of the destination.
Frem vs Fremme
Remember: 'Frem' is a direction (Go forward!), 'Fremme' is a location (I am here).
意味
Informing someone of your near arrival.
The 5-Minute Rule
In Denmark, only say 'snart fremme' if you are actually within 5-10 minutes of the destination.
Frem vs Fremme
Remember: 'Frem' is a direction (Go forward!), 'Fremme' is a location (I am here).
Add 'Lige'
Adding 'lige' (Jeg er lige snart fremme) makes you sound much more like a native speaker.
Texting Etiquette
It is very common to send this as a standalone text: 'Snart fremme!'
自分をテスト
Choose the correct form of the adverb.
Jeg kører bilen ___ til døren, men jeg er ikke ___ endnu.
The first part describes motion (kører frem), the second part describes a state (er ikke fremme).
Fill in the missing word to say 'I'm almost there'.
Jeg er ___ fremme.
'Snart' means soon, which is the standard way to say you are almost there.
Complete the text message dialogue.
A: Hvor er du? Vi venter på dig! B: Undskyld! ___
The most logical response to someone waiting for you is to say you are almost there.
Match the phrase to the correct situation.
Situation: You are on a train and it's entering the station where your friend is waiting.
This is the perfect time to use 'Jeg er snart fremme'.
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練習問題バンク
4 問題Jeg kører bilen ___ til døren, men jeg er ikke ___ endnu.
The first part describes motion (kører frem), the second part describes a state (er ikke fremme).
Jeg er ___ fremme.
'Snart' means soon, which is the standard way to say you are almost there.
A: Hvor er du? Vi venter på dig! B: Undskyld! ___
The most logical response to someone waiting for you is to say you are almost there.
Situation: You are on a train and it's entering the station where your friend is waiting.
This is the perfect time to use 'Jeg er snart fremme'.
🎉 スコア： /4
よくある質問
12 問Usually no. It implies imminence. If you are halfway through a 4-hour drive, say 'Vi er halvvejs' instead.
It is a locative adverb. It describes where you are in relation to a destination.
'Der' just means 'there'. 'Fremme' specifically means 'at the destination'.
Yes, but it's slightly more formal. 'Jeg er snart fremme' is more common in daily life.
You can say 'Jeg er der lige om to sek' (I'm there in two seconds).
Yes, it's a soft 'uh' sound (schwa), similar to the 'e' in 'the'.
Yes! 'Jeg er snart fremme ved slutningen af bogen' is perfectly fine.
That means 'I have soon arrived', which is grammatically awkward in Danish. Stick to 'er fremme'.
Yes, in modern Danish it always refers to a short time in the future.
Yes, Norwegian (Bokmål) uses the exact same phrase: 'Jeg er snart fremme'.
Say 'Jeg er her lige om lidt' or 'Jeg er lige om hjørnet'.
Yes, it's the standard answer to 'Are we there yet?'.
関連フレーズ
Jeg er på vej
similarI am on my way
Jeg er her nu
builds onI am here now
Lige om lidt
synonymIn just a little bit
At komme frem
specialized formTo get there / To succeed
Langt fremme
contrastFar ahead
