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Heating water until it bubbles.
문화적 배경
Boiling water is the first step to 'hygge'. Offering tea or coffee is a standard social lubricant. In Greenlandic Danish culture, the 'kaffemik' (a social gathering with coffee) always starts with boiling large amounts of water. The 'Quooker' (a tap that dispenses boiling water instantly) is a popular high-end kitchen feature, changing how people 'koge vand'. Danes love 'friluftsliv' (outdoor life). Boiling water over a 'Trangia' stove is a classic childhood memory for many.
Use the Elkedel
In Denmark, almost everyone uses an electric kettle. It's faster and more cultural than using a pot.
The 'Lave Vand' Trap
Never use 'lave vand' in the kitchen. It's a euphemism for peeing!
뜻
Heating water until it bubbles.
Use the Elkedel
In Denmark, almost everyone uses an electric kettle. It's faster and more cultural than using a pot.
The 'Lave Vand' Trap
Never use 'lave vand' in the kitchen. It's a euphemism for peeing!
Save Energy
Only koge the amount of vand you actually need. It's the Danish way!
셀프 테스트
Fill in the missing verb in the present tense.
Jeg ___ vand til min kaffe.
You 'koge' (boil) water for coffee.
Which sentence is correct?
How do you say 'The water is boiling'?
'Vandet koger' is the present tense description of the action.
Match the verb with the correct object.
Match the pairs:
These are the standard collocations for these cooking methods.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Er du sulten? B: Ja, jeg ___ lige noget vand til pasta.
You boil water to prepare pasta.
🎉 점수: /4
시각 학습 자료
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연습 문제 은행
4 연습 문제Jeg ___ vand til min kaffe.
You 'koge' (boil) water for coffee.
How do you say 'The water is boiling'?
'Vandet koger' is the present tense description of the action.
왼쪽의 각 항목을 오른쪽의 짝과 연결하세요:
These are the standard collocations for these cooking methods.
A: Er du sulten? B: Ja, jeg ___ lige noget vand til pasta.
You boil water to prepare pasta.
🎉 점수: /4
자주 묻는 질문
10 질문Yes, but be careful! 'At koge mælk' means to bring it to a boil, which usually causes it to burn or overflow.
Yes, it's a very common way to say you are starting to boil water for a drink.
No, Danish tap water is very clean. You only boil it to make hot drinks or cook.
The past tense is 'kogte'. For example: 'Jeg kogte vandet i går'.
Danish often has 'soft' consonants. The 'g' after an 'o' often becomes a semi-vowel or disappears.
Yes! 'At koge æg' is the standard phrase.
It means the water is at a full, rolling boil.
Technically yes, but most people say 'Jeg laver kaffe' or 'Jeg brygger kaffe'.
No, it's neutral and used by everyone.
It's an electric kettle, the most common tool for boiling water in Denmark.
관련 표현
at koge over
similarTo boil over (literally or figuratively as losing one's temper)
at sætte vand over
synonymTo put water on to boil
kogepunkt
builds onBoiling point
at koge suppe på en pølsepind
specialized formTo make a big deal out of nothing
