navn→ nameDanish word meaning
"navn" is a A1-level Danish word meaning "name". 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
My Best Friend
Jeg hedder Anna.
My name is Anna.
The Video Call
Hun klikker på bedstemors navn.
She clicks on Grandma's name.
The Goldfish
'Hvad vil du kalde den?' spørger hendes mor.
'What will you name it?' asks her mother.
Uber Ride
Chaufføren hedder Marco. Han kører en blå Toyota.
The driver's name is Marco. He drives a blue Toyota.
Online Shopping
Hun skriver sit navn og sin gade.
She writes her name and street.
At the Library
Emma giver sit navn og sin adresse.
Emma gives her name and address.
Introducing Yourself
'Hej! Jeg hedder Tom,' siger han.
'Hi! My name is Tom,' he says.
Phone Battery Dead
Hun kan ikke huske navnet på caféen.
She does not remember the name of the cafe.
At the Gym Reception
Sarah skriver sit navn, adresse og telefonnummer.
Sarah writes her name, address, and phone number.
Forgot Their Name
Jeg kan ikke huske hendes navn.
I do not remember her name.
Making New Friends
'Hej! Jeg hedder Lily. Hvad hedder du?' spørger hun.
'Hello! My name is Lily. What is your name?' she asks.
Checking In at a Hotel
'Hvad er dit navn?' spørger manden.
'What is your name, please?' the man asks.
Getting a Library Card
'Jeg skal bare bruge dit navn og din adresse.'
'I just need your name and address.'
New Baby
'Emma. Det er et smukt navn,' var Peter enig.
'Emma. That is a beautiful name,' Peter agreed.
Delivery to Wrong Address
Han kiggede på navnet på pakken.
He looked at the name on the package.
Rumpelstiltskin
Dronningen brugte hele den første nat på at tænke på hvert navn, hun nogensinde havde hørt.
The queen spent the entire first night thinking of every name she had ever heard.