A2 · Upper Beginner
Time and Calendars
Go beyond the clock and the days of the week with schedules, durations, decades, time zones, and the vocabulary for planning your days in Danish.
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- Words & phrases
- 31
- Lessons
- 3
- 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.
- the late morning
- noon, midday
- a period (of time)
- a time frame, an interval
- a duration
- delayed, late
- a schedule, a timeline
- a reminder
- a day of the week
- everyday life, daily routine
- a generation, a lifetime (an age)
- a transition period
- a quarter (of the year)
- a half year (six months)
- a leap year
- the present
- the future
- dawn, daybreak
- working hours
- a time difference
- a specific time, an exact hour
- travel time, journey time
- a wristwatch
- a calendar week (week number)
- lunchtime
- a closing time
- a lifespan, a lifetime
- at first
- once a month
- to run out of time
- as soon as
Danish words, pronunciation, and practice are waiting inside your learning account.
Understand the why
Your lessons, step by step.
- Lesson 1
Time and Timing
- Lesson 2
Ordinal numbers and dates
- Lesson 3
Planning Project Meetings
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