Danish · A1 (Beginner)
Weather in Danish: Words & Phrases
Quick answer: The most useful Danish words for weather are vejret (the weather), solrigt (sunny) and regnfuldt (rainy). The full Danish weather phrase list with example sentences is below.
The essential Danish vocabulary for weather, with example sentences and English translations. This is A1 (Beginner) material — exactly the kind of practical language you need when you're learning Danish to live, work, or settle abroad.
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Key weather vocabulary
| Danish | English |
|---|---|
| vejret | the weather |
| solrigt | sunny |
| regnfuldt | rainy |
| koldt | cold |
| varmt | warm |
| sneen | the snow |
| vinden | the wind |
| overskyet | cloudy |
| regnen | the rain |
| temperaturen | the temperature |
Example sentences
Hvordan er vejret i dag?
What is the weather like today?
Det er solrigt og varmt.
It is sunny and warm.
Det er meget koldt om vinteren.
It is very cold in winter.
Det er varmt i dag.
It is warm today.
I januar kan det sne.
In January it can snow.
Det er overskyet i dag.
Today it is cloudy.
How to actually learn these
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