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Danish Vocabulary - Clothes

Hi Danish learners! 😊
In this lesson, we will learn about clothes in Danish. Clothes are a very important part of our lives, they help us stay warm and protected from the weather, they also help us express our personality and style. In Denmark, people dress in a comfortable and casual style.


After mastering this lesson, these related pages might interest you: Drinks, Danish Course, Greetings & Things in Danish.

Basic Vocabulary[edit | edit source]

Let's start with learning some basic vocabulary for clothes in Danish. Check out the table below:

Danish Pronunciation English
tøj to-ey clothes
kjole kyo-le dress
nederdel ne-dur-del skirt
bluse blu-se blouse
skjorte skyor-te shirt
habit ha-bit suit
jakke ya-ke jacket
frakke fra-ke coat
bukser buk-ser pants
shorts shorts shorts
t-shirt tee-she-et t-shirt
sweater swe-ter sweater
trøje trø-ye sweater / jumper

Now that you have learned some basic vocabulary, let's put it in a dialogue:

  • Person 1: Jeg kan ikke finde min jakke. (I can't find my jacket)
  • Person 2: Har du prøvet i garderoben? (Have you tried in the closet?)
  • Person 1: Ja, jeg kan ikke finde den nogen steder. (Yes, I can't find it anywhere)

Advanced Vocabulary[edit | edit source]

Now let's learn some more advanced vocabulary for clothes in Danish. Check out the table below:

Danish Pronunciation English
akselbånd ak-sel-bo-and suspenders / braces
anorak ah-no-rak anorak
bælte behl-te belt
bermudashorts ber-mu-da-shorts Bermuda shorts
blazer bla-zer blazer
dunjakke dun-ya-ke down jacket
farve far-ve color
futter fu-ter slippers
handsker han-sker gloves
hat hat hat
halskæde hal-ske-de necklace
hættetrøje hæt-te-trø-ye hoodie
hue hue hat / cap
jakkesæt ya-ke-sey-et suit
jeans jean-se jeans
knap knap button
læder læ-der leather
manchetknap man-cheh-knap cufflink
manchet man-chet cuff
nål na-ul pin / brooch
nederdel ne-der-del skirt
nederdel ne-der-del skirt
onesie one-si onesie
ringe rin-ge ring
sandaler san-da-ler sandals
slips slips tie
solbriller sol-bri-ler sunglasses
strikkepind stri-ge-pin knitting needle
støvler stø-vler boots
tørklæde tø-ger-klæ-de scarf
trenchcoat trench-coat trench coat

Here's a dialogue to practice some of the advanced vocabulary:

  • Person 1: Jeg købte en ny nederdel i læder. (I bought a new leather skirt)
  • Person 2: Det lyder fedt! Hvad farve er den? (That sounds cool! What color is it?)
  • Person 1: Den er sort med en guld manchetknap. (It's black with a gold cufflink.)

Expressions[edit | edit source]

Now let's learn some expressions related to clothes in Danish. Check out the table below:

Danish Pronunciation English
at tage på at ta-ge på to put on / wear
at tage af at ta-ge af to take off
at sidde godt at sid-de godt to fit well
at matche at mah-tche to match
at være i stil at væ-re i stil to be in style
at være ude af stil at væ-re ude af stil to be out of style
tøjstil to-y-stil fashion style
tøjkrisen to-y-kri-sen wardrobe crisis
kjolesmækbukser kyo-le-smæg-buk-ser culottes
moderne mo-der-ne stylish / fashionable
praktisk prak-tisk practical
farverig fa-rve-rig colorful
klassisk kla-sisk classic
moderigtig mo-de-ri-gtig trendy

Here's a dialogue to practice some of the expressions:

  • Person 1: Jeg kan ikke beslutte, hvilken jakke jeg skal tage på. (I can't decide which jacket to wear.)
  • Person 2: Hvad med den sorte? Det er både praktisk og i stil. (What about the black one? It's both practical and stylish.)

Fun Facts[edit | edit source]

- The Danish brand LEGO produces more than 36 billion LEGO bricks per year. - H.C. Andersen, the famous Danish author of fairy tales, was famous for his silk hat. - The Danish company Carlsberg produces over 7 billion litres of beer per year.

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