When we listen to someone speaking Danish, we often hear them use the verb lytte. This means 'to listen'. However, Danes use this verb a bit differently than we might expect in English.
For instance, if you want to say you are listening to music or to a person, you would typically say 'lytte til musik' or 'lytte til en person'. The preposition 'til' (to) is very important here.
It's similar to how in English we might 'listen to the radio'. So, remember to always include 'til' after 'lytte' when you're specifying what or who you are listening to.
When you listen intently to something or someone, you use the Danish verb "lytte." It's a regular '-e' verb, so its conjugation is quite straightforward, making it an excellent word for A1 learners to grasp early on. Think of it as the direct equivalent of "to listen" in English.
For example, if you want to say "I listen to music," you would say "Jeg lytter til musik." The preposition "til" (to) is often used after "lytte" when you're listening to something specific. It's a fundamental verb for understanding and engaging in conversations.
lytte 30秒了解
- Pay attention with your ears
- Hear and understand
- Focus on sounds
§ Understanding 'lytte'
When you're learning Danish, 'lytte' is one of those basic verbs you'll use all the time. It means 'to listen'. It's pretty straightforward, but knowing when to use it versus other words for hearing or paying attention is key.
§ Definition
- Danish Word
- lytte (verb)
- CEFR Level
- A1 - Beginner
- English Definition
- To listen; to actively pay attention with your ears.
§ How to use it
'Lytte' is a regular verb. Here are some examples to show you how it works in sentences. Remember, it usually takes 'til' (to) if you're listening to something specific.
Jeg kan godt lide at lytte til musik.
(I like to listen to music.)
Han lyttede efter nyhederne.
(He listened for the news.)
Kan du lytte til mig?
(Can you listen to me?)
§ Similar words and when to use 'lytte' vs alternatives
While 'lytte' specifically means 'to listen' with intent, there are other words in Danish that relate to sound and hearing. It's important to know the difference to sound natural.
- Høre (to hear): This is more about the passive act of perceiving sound, whether you mean to or not. You hear a noise, but you listen to music.
Jeg kan høre fuglene synge.
(I can hear the birds sing.) (You didn't necessarily intend to listen to them.)
- Lytte efter (to listen for): This is a phrasal verb that means you are specifically trying to detect a sound or piece of information.
Børnene lyttede efter julemanden.
(The children listened for Santa Claus.) (They were actively trying to hear him.)
- Være opmærksom (to be attentive/aware): While not directly about hearing, this can sometimes convey a similar idea of paying attention. However, 'lytte' is specifically for auditory attention.
Vær opmærksom i trafikken.
(Be attentive in traffic.)
In summary, use 'lytte' when there's an active decision to focus your hearing on something. If sound just enters your ears without much effort, 'høre' is the right word. If you're specifically trying to detect a sound, 'lytte efter' is your phrase. Keep practicing, and you'll get the hang of it!
按水平分级的例句
Jeg kan godt lide at lytte til musik, når jeg laver mad.
I like to listen to music when I cook.
Hun lytter altid opmærksomt, når folk taler til hende.
She always listens attentively when people talk to her.
Kan du lytte efter, om døren går op?
Can you listen out for the door opening?
Here, 'lytte efter' means 'to listen out for' or 'to listen for'.
Vi skulle lytte til læreren for at forstå opgaven.
We had to listen to the teacher to understand the assignment.
Han lytter aldrig til gode råd, og det ender ofte galt.
He never listens to good advice, and it often ends badly.
Børnene sad stille og lyttede til eventyret.
The children sat quietly and listened to the fairy tale.
Jeg har svært ved at lytte, når der er så meget støj.
I find it hard to listen when there's so much noise.
Vil du lytte til min nye sang og give din mening?
Would you listen to my new song and give your opinion?
如何使用
Lytte means 'to listen'. It's a regular -e verb. You'll use it just like 'listen' in English. For example, 'Jeg lytter til musik' means 'I listen to music'.
A common mistake is forgetting the preposition 'til' (to) when listening to something. You wouldn't say 'Jeg lytter musik', but rather 'Jeg lytter til musik'.
常见问题
10 个问题You pronounce 'lytte' with a 'loo-deh' sound. The 'y' is like the 'u' in 'fluffy' but rounded, and the 'tt' is a soft 'd' sound, like in 'ladder'.
Yes, 'lytte' is used for actively listening. If you just hear something without paying attention, you'd typically use 'høre'.
Absolutely! 'Lytte til' is the correct way to say 'listen to' in Danish. For example, 'Jeg lytter til musik' means 'I listen to music'.
A very common phrase is 'at lytte efter', which means 'to listen for' or 'to listen out for'. Another one is 'at lytte til råd', meaning 'to listen to advice'.
The past tense of 'lytte' is 'lyttede'. For example, 'Jeg lyttede til radio' means 'I listened to the radio'.
You would say 'Jeg lytter' or 'Jeg lytter efter' depending on the context. 'Jeg lytter' is 'I am listening' generally, and 'Jeg lytter efter' implies you are listening for something specific.
'Lytte' is a regular verb. It follows the standard -r, -ede, -et pattern for its present, past, and past participle forms.
Yes, it can! You can say 'lyt til dit hjerte' to mean 'listen to your heart' in Danish.
The main difference is intention. 'Lytte' means to actively listen, to pay attention. 'Høre' means to simply perceive sound, to hear. You 'hører' a noise, but you 'lytter' to music.
You would ask 'Lytter du?' (Are you listening?) or 'Lytter du efter?' (Are you listening for something?).
自我测试 36 个问题
Jeg kan godt lide at ___ til musik.
'Lytte' means 'to listen'. The sentence means 'I like to listen to music.'
Vi skal ___ efter læreren.
'Lytte efter' means 'to listen to'. The sentence means 'We should listen to the teacher.'
Kan du ___ til radioen?
Here, 'lytte' means 'to listen'. The sentence means 'Can you listen to the radio?'
Børnene elsker at ___ til historier.
'Lytte til historier' means 'to listen to stories'.
Jeg kan ikke ___ til den høje musik.
In this context, 'lytte' is used with 'kan ikke' (cannot) to mean 'I cannot listen to the loud music.'
Han plejer at ___ til podcast om morgenen.
'Lytte til podcast' means 'to listen to a podcast'. The sentence means 'He usually listens to podcasts in the morning.'
The speaker is listening to something.
Someone is asking you to pay attention.
They are doing an activity involving sound.
Read this aloud:
Jeg lytter.
Focus: lytter
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Read this aloud:
Lyt til ham.
Focus: Lyt
你说的：
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Read this aloud:
De kan lytte.
Focus: kan lytte
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This sentence means 'I like to listen to music.' It follows the standard Danish word order: Subject + Verb + Adverb + Verb + Preposition + Object.
This sentence means 'You should listen carefully to the instructions.' The adverb 'nøje' (carefully) comes before the prepositional phrase 'efter instruktionerne' (to the instructions).
This sentence means 'We always listen to the radio in the morning.' The adverb 'altid' (always) comes after the verb 'lytter'.
Vælg den sætning, hvor 'lytte' bruges korrekt i en dagligdags situation.
'At lytte' er at høre opmærksomt, ofte til lyd eller samtaler. Man 'lytter til musik', ikke 'lytter en bog' eller 'avisen'.
Hvilket ord er et synonym for 'at lytte opmærksomt'?
'At høre efter' betyder at lytte med fokus og opmærksomhed, hvilket er meget tæt på betydningen af 'at lytte opmærksomt'.
Hvilken situation kræver typisk, at man 'lytter' aktivt?
I en diskussion er det vigtigt at lytte aktivt til, hvad andre siger, for at kunne bidrage meningsfuldt.
Man kan 'lytte' til en lugt.
'At lytte' er forbundet med høresansen. Man kan 'lugte' en lugt, men ikke 'lytte' til den.
Hvis man er 'lydhør', betyder det, at man er god til at lytte.
'Lydhør' betyder, at man er åben over for, eller god til at lytte til, andres synspunkter eller forslag.
Man kan 'lytte' til sine egne tanker.
Selvom man reflekterer over sine tanker, bruger man ikke 'at lytte' i den sammenhæng. Man 'tænker' eller 'overvejer' sine tanker.
This sentence means 'I really like to listen to music in the evening.' The structure is common for expressing preferences.
This sentence means 'She listened attentively to the lecture about Danish history.' 'Opmærksomt' means 'attentively'.
This sentence means 'We must listen to each other to find a solution.' 'Hinanden' means 'each other'.
Efter den lange forelæsning var de studerende udmattede og havde svært ved at ___ til professorens afsluttende bemærkninger.
I denne sammenhæng betyder 'lytte' at koncentrere sig om at høre og forstå, hvad professoren siger, hvilket passer til konteksten af en lang og udmattende forelæsning.
Det er afgørende for en god diplomat at kunne ___ opmærksomt til begge parters argumenter for at finde en retfærdig løsning.
En diplomat skal 'lytte' opmærksomt for at forstå alle synspunkter og mægle effektivt.
Hun prøvede at ___ til lyden af bølgerne, men den konstante trafikstøj gjorde det umuligt at finde ro.
At 'lytte' til lyden af bølgerne er en handling, der beskriver forsøget på at opfatte og nyde lyden.
For at mestre et nyt sprog skal man være villig til at ___ intensivt til modersmålstalende og efterligne deres udtale.
At 'lytte' intensivt er en nøglekomponent i sprogindlæring, da det hjælper med at internalisere udtale og intonation.
Psykologen understregede vigtigheden af at ___ aktivt til klientens fortællinger for at kunne tilbyde den bedste støtte.
Aktivt at 'lytte' er essentielt i terapi for at forstå og understøtte klienten effektivt.
Selvom musikken var høj, formåede orkesterlederen at ___ til hver enkelt instruments nuancer og justere balancen.
Orkesterlederen skal 'lytte' opmærksomt for at opfange og justere de enkelte instrumenters bidrag.
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Summary
Lytte means to listen, emphasizing active attention to sounds or speech.
- Pay attention with your ears
- Hear and understand
- Focus on sounds
