at undskylde→ to apologizeDanish word meaning
"at undskylde" is a A2-level Danish word meaning "to apologize". Below you can find 12 example sentences with audio to help you understand how to use it in real Danish conversations.
12 stories
Example Sentences
Accidentally Being Rude
Hun tilføjede også: 'Undskyld for sidst. Jeg er stadig ved at lære.'
She also added, 'I am sorry about last time. I am still learning.'
The Group Project
'Jeg vil undskylde for at komme for sent så ofte,' sagde han.
'I want to apologize for being late so often,' he said.
Office Gossip
'Hr. Hansen, jeg er nødt til at undskylde,' sagde Lisa stille.
'Mr. Hansen, I need to apologize,' Lisa said quietly.
The Apology
Hun ville undskylde, men hun var bange.
She wanted to apologize, but she was scared.
Sent to the Wrong Person
Hun var klar til at undskylde.
She was ready to apologize.
The Noisy Neighbors
Maria så forlegen ud og undskyldte med det samme.
Maria looked embarrassed and apologized immediately.
Complaining About Service
Tjeneren så irriteret ud og tog glasset tilbage uden at undskylde.
The waiter looked annoyed and took the glass back without apologizing.
Complaint at Restaurant
'Jeg beklager virkelig dette. Lad mig tage disse tilbage til køkkenet.'
'I am very sorry about this. Let me take these back to the kitchen.'
Missing the Deadline
Personen i den anden ende undskyldte og lovede at sende dataene med det samme.
The person on the other end apologized and promised to send the data immediately.
Building Trust
Sophie forsøgte flere gange at undskylde, men Maria var ikke klar til at lytte.
Sophie tried many times to apologize, but Maria was not ready to listen.
Making Peace
Ingen af dem havde været villige til at undskylde først.
Neither had been willing to apologize first.
The Exotic Pet
Hun måtte undskylde flere gange.
She had to apologize several times.
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