1) Giving an opinion
Jeg synes, (at) det er godt.
Jeg synes, dansk er spændende.
Hvad synes du? — What do you think?
Jeg synes, dansk er spændende.
Hvad synes du? — What do you think?
A2 Course · Lesson 10
Opinions & Conversation
Give opinions and agree or disagree in Danish
Goal: Use Jeg synes…, Hvad synes du?, and enig / ikke enig in short conversation.
Practice first
Practice Now
Jeg synes, enig, and conversation lines
Practise opinion phrases, then build Jeg synes, det er {adj}.
1. Opinion chunks
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Tap and repeat.
2. Opinion adjectives
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Words you can put after det er…
3. Full opinion lines
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Conversation models.
4. Build: Jeg synes, det er…
Pick an opinion adjective.
Jeg synes, det er ….
Example: Jeg synes, det er spændende.
Sentence order
Put the words in order
Sentence 1 / 7Correct: 0
Tap the Danish words in the correct order.
English
I think it is good.
Your sentence
Tap the words below
Tap the words below
Review lesson
A2 · Lesson 10 — read after you practice.
2) Agree and disagree
Jeg er enig. — I agree.
Jeg er ikke enig. — I disagree.
Det synes jeg også. — I think so too.
Måske. — Maybe.
Jeg er ikke enig. — I disagree.
Det synes jeg også. — I think so too.
Måske. — Maybe.
3) Useful opinion adjectives
godt · dårligt · spændende · kedeligt · svært · nemt · vigtigt · hyggeligt
4) You finished A2!
You can talk about the past, now, plans, wants, comparisons, modals, quantity, connectors, and opinions. Review any weak lesson — then keep speaking in free lessons and the app.
Speaking tasks
Say these out loud. Use Listen when you want a model.
Your opinion
Jeg synes, at … er … (Danish, a film, a city).
Agree / disagree
Partner: Dansk er svært. You: Jeg er enig. / Jeg er ikke enig.
A2 recap pitch
In 4–5 sentences: what you did yesterday, a plan, something you would like, and one opinion.
Lesson complete
Great work — you finished A2! Review weak lessons, then keep practising free lessons and the LeaTalk app.