A2 · Upper Beginner
In the City
Find your way around a Danish city with words for streets, buildings, and asking for directions.
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- Words & phrases
- 32
- Lessons
- 2
- Conversations
- 1
- Readings
- 1
A preview of what you’ll master
Words you’ll make your own.
Explore every meaning in this unit. Learn how to say it in Danish when you start.
- a sidewalk
- an intersection with traffic lights
- a crosswalk
- a corner
- a city hall
- a fountain
- a statue
- a bus stop
- a train station
- a parking spot
- a sign
- to cross
- to ask for directions
- to get lost
- a city center (downtown)
- a main street
- a side street
- a square (town square)
- an alley (narrow street)
- a city map
- a parking garage
- a construction site
- a high-rise (tall building)
- a street lamp
- a bike rack
- a cobblestone
- traffic
- road work (roadworks)
- to walk past (to pass by)
- to stop (come to a halt)
- to turn left
- space, room (available capacity)
Danish words, pronunciation, and practice are waiting inside your learning account.
Understand the why
Your lessons, step by step.
- Lesson 1
Streets and Crossings
- Lesson 2
Asking for Directions
Where this unit fits
Courses with this unit.
Upper Beginner · Part 1
Work through the vocabulary, lessons, conversations and reading activities in this part. Practice grammar along the way.
24 Units · about 22 h
Travel and Accommodation
Use public transport, ask the way, check in at a hotel or campsite and get help when something goes wrong.
9 Units · about 6 h
Asking for Directions
Ask the way, understand the directions you get and explain a short route yourself.
4 Units · about 3 h
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