at kramme→ to hugDanish word meaning
"at kramme" is a A2-level Danish word meaning "to hug". Below you can find 13 example sentences with audio to help you understand how to use it in real Danish conversations.
13 stories
Example Sentences
The Lost Cat
Emma krammer sin kat. 'Jeg elsker dig, Mia!'
Emma hugs her cat. 'I love you, Mia!'
Parent and Child
Moderen krammer sin datter.
The mother hugs her daughter.
Family Reunion
Hendes mor løb udenfor for at kramme hende.
Her mother ran outside to hug her.
Meeting an Online Friend
De kramede hinanden varmt.
They hugged each other warmly.
The Thunderstorm
Emma kramede ham tæt.
Emma hugged him tightly.
Thanksgiving Dinner
Sarah løb hen for at kramme dem begge.
Sarah ran to hug them both.
Keeping in Touch
Maria krammede alle tæt, da hun ankom.
Maria hugged everyone tightly when she arrived.
Saying Goodbye
De to venner krammede i lang tid.
The two friends hugged for a long time.
Asking for Advice
Emma rejste sig og gav sin mor et stort kram.
Emma stood up and hugged her mother tightly.
The Argument
De kramte hinanden tæt i lang tid.
They hugged each other tightly for a long time.
The Breakup
'Jeg er så ked af det, Sarah,' sagde Emma og gav hende et stramt kram.
'I am so sorry, Sarah,' Emma said, hugging her tightly.
Retirement Day
Hun rejste sig og gav Dr. Chen et taknemmeligt kram.
She stood up and hugged Dr. Chen gratefully.
Long Distance Friendship
De krammede hinanden længe ved sikkerhedskontrollen og ville ikke give slip.
They hugged for a long time at the security gate, not wanting to let go.