at vågne→ to wake upDanish word meaning
"at vågne" is a A1-level Danish word meaning "to wake up". Below you can find 16 example sentences with audio to help you understand how to use it in real Danish conversations.
16 stories
Example Sentences
Morning Exercise
Anna vågner klokken seks hver morgen.
Anna wakes up at six o'clock every morning.
First Day of School
Leo vågner tidligt.
Leo wakes up early.
Christmas Morning
Tom vågner meget tidligt.
Tom wakes up very early.
Summer Heat
Maria vågner tidligt.
Maria wakes up early.
The Disappearing Cat
En dag vågner Emma.
One day, Emma wakes up.
Walking Into Wrong Class
I dag er det mandag, og Max vågner sent.
Today is Monday and Max wakes up late.
Feeding the Cat
Hun vågner klokken syv.
She wakes up at seven o'clock.
Early to Bed
Om morgenen vågner Tom klokken syv.
In the morning, Tom wakes up at seven.
The Missing Toy
Emma vågner lørdag morgen.
Emma wakes up on Saturday morning.
New Baby
En nat vågnede Anna med en mærkelig følelse.
One night, Anna woke up with a strange feeling.
Wedding Day
Hun vågner tidligt og kigger ud af vinduet. Solen skinner klart.
She wakes up early and looks out the window. The sun is shining brightly.
Video Meeting Fail
Han vågnede sent og havde kun femten minutter til at forberede sig.
He woke up late and had only fifteen minutes to prepare.
First Flight Alone
Hun vågnede klokken fem om morgenen, fordi hendes fly gik klokken otte.
She woke up at five in the morning because her flight was at eight.
Ferry Crossing
Emma vågnede meget tidligt lørdag morgen.
Emma woke up very early on Saturday morning.
Retirement Day
Margaret vågnede tidligere end normalt fredag morgen.
Margaret woke up earlier than usual on Friday morning.
Midlife Crisis
En lørdag morgen vågnede Martin tidligt og kunne ikke falde i søvn igen.
One Saturday morning, Martin woke up early and couldn't fall back asleep.
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