Danish · A2 (Elementary)
Quick answer: The most useful Danish words for transport are togstationen (the train station), stoppestedet (the stop) and skifte tog (to change trains). The full Danish transport phrase list with example sentences is below.
The essential Danish vocabulary for transport, with example sentences and English translations. This is A2 (Elementary) material — exactly the kind of practical language you need when you're learning Danish to live, work, or settle abroad.
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| Danish | English |
|---|---|
| togstationen | the train station |
| stoppestedet | the stop |
| skifte tog | to change trains |
| køreplanen | the timetable |
| forsinkelsen | the delay |
| tjekke ind | to check in |
| perronen | the platform |
| forbindelsen | the connection |
| månedskort | monthly pass |
| stemple | to validate (a ticket) |
København H er den største station.
Copenhagen H is the largest station.
Toget har tyve minutters forsinkelse.
The train is twenty minutes late.
Kan jeg se køreplanen?
Can I see the timetable?
Toget afgår fra perron fem.
The train departs from platform five.
Jeg skal skifte tog i Odense.
I have to change trains in Odense.
Husk at stemple din billet!
Remember to validate your ticket!
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