1) Yes and no
Ja — yes
Nej — no
Måske — maybe (bonus)
Nej — no
Måske — maybe (bonus)
A0 Course · Lesson 10
Simple Questions & Short Answers
Ask and answer simple Danish questions
Goal: Ask and answer basic yes/no and name questions with short, clear Danish chunks.
Practice first
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Questions, ja/nej, and short answers
Practice questions and answers, then build a reply sentence.
1. Questions
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Listen and repeat each question.
2. Short answers
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Practice ready-made answers.
3. Build your answer
Pick a model answer, or type your own in the text field if you prefer a custom line.
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Example: Ja, det er jeg. / Jeg er fra Danmark.
Review lesson
A0 · Lesson 10 — read after you practice.
2) Question chunks
In many questions the verb comes first:
Hedder du Anna?
Er du fra Danmark?
Kan du dansk?
Hvad hedder du? — What is your name?
Hedder du Anna?
Er du fra Danmark?
Kan du dansk?
Hvad hedder du? — What is your name?
3) Short answers
Ja. / Nej.
Ja, det er jeg. / Nej, det er jeg ikke.
Jeg hedder …
Jeg er fra …
Ja, det er jeg. / Nej, det er jeg ikke.
Jeg hedder …
Jeg er fra …
4) You finished A0!
You can greet, count, talk about origin and family, use en/et, basic verbs, colors, days, and short Q&A. Next: A1 for longer daily-life talk — or review any weak lesson.
Speaking tasks
Say these out loud. Use Listen when you want a model.
Four-line Q&A
Hvad hedder du? — … / Hvor er du fra? — … / Hedder du …? — Ja/Nej. / Kan du dansk? — …
Yes/no only
Answer out loud: Er du fra Danmark? Kan du dansk? Hedder du Alex?
Self introduction recap
Hej, jeg hedder … Jeg er fra … Hyggeligt at møde dig.
Lesson complete
Great work — you finished A0! Review any lesson, then continue to A1 when it is ready, or practise free vocabulary weeks.