kunde→ clientDanish word meaning
"kunde" is a A2-level Danish word meaning "client". Below you can find 14 example sentences with audio to help you understand how to use it in real Danish conversations.
14 stories
Example Sentences
The Embarrassing Typo
'Skriv venligst en e-mail til vores bedste kunde', siger chefen.
'Please write an email to our best client,' says the boss.
The Difficult Customer
Nogle få kunder kom ind for at se på telefoner og bærbare computere.
A few customers came in to look at phones and laptops.
The New Boss
'Det er en stor kunde, og det vil være udfordrende.'
'It is a big client and it will be challenging.'
The Office Party
'Vi har lige underskrevet en stor kontrakt med en ny kunde.'
'We have just signed a big contract with a new client.'
The Work Email
Han forklarer, at firmaet har en ny kunde.
He explains that the company has a new client.
Requesting a Refund
Butikken var travl med mange kunder.
The store was busy with many customers.
Accidentally Being Rude
Bageriet var travlt med mange kunder.
The bakery was busy with many customers.
The Temp Job
Virksomheden fik en meget vigtig kunde.
The company received a very important client.
Returning an Item
Butikken var allerede fyldt med kunder.
The store was already busy with customers.
Asking for a Deadline Extension
Kunden havde tilføjet nye funktioner i sidste uge.
The client had added new features last week.
The Office Meeting
Fru Thompson begyndte med at opsummere den feedback, vi modtog fra vores kunde i sidste uge.
Mrs. Thompson began by summarizing the feedback we received from our client last week.
Interview Questions
'Sidste år havde vi en kunde, der ville lave en fuldstændig rebranding af deres virksomhed.'
'Last year, we had a client who wanted to completely rebrand their company.'
Training the New Employee
'Alle vores kundefiler er gemt her,' forklarede hun.
'All our client files are stored here,' she explained.
Complaining About Service
'Kunder bør ikke lide på grund af interne problemer,' sagde hun.
'Customers should not have to suffer because of internal problems,' she said.