Danish Past
This is a list of verbs in the past tense in Danish. First let's start with the raw format before conjugating the verbs to the past form. Make sure to compare this table and the one below it.
To see: At se
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To write: At skrive
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To love: At elske
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To give: At give
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To play: At lege
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To read: At læse
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To understand: At forstå
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To have: At have
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To know: At vide
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To learn: At lære
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To think: At tænke
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To work: At arbejde
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| To speak: At tale |
| To drive: At køre |
| To smile: At smile |
| To find: At finde |
These samples show how the verbs above are conjugated in the past tense in a sentence which includes all the object pronouns (I, you, she...).
I saw you: Jeg så sig
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I wrote with a pen: Jeg skrev med en pen
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You loved apples: Du elskede æbler
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You gave money: Du gav penge
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You played tennis: Du spillede tennis
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He read (past) a book: Han læste en bog
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He understood me: Han forstod mig
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She had a cat: Hun havde en kat
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She knew my friend: Hun kendte min ven
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We wanted to learn: Vi ville gerne lære
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We thought Spanish is easy: Vi syntes spansk var nemt
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You (plural) worked here: I arbejdede her
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You (plural) spoke French: I talte fransk
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They drove a car: De kørte en bil
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| They smiled: De smilede |
After the past tense in Danish, make sure to check the other tenses (present, and future), which we hope you enjoyed. You can also choose your own topic from the menu above.
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