Danish verb conjugation
Danish verbs do not change according to who is doing the action, so these tables give the principal parts of the 24 verbs worth knowing first, across 1 form.
- væreto be
- haveto have
- gøreto do
- gåto walk; to go
- sigeto say
- seto see; to watch
- videto know (a fact)
- villeto want; will (future aux.)
- kunnecan, to be able to
- kommeto come
- taleto speak, to talk
- spiseto eat
- købeto buy
- læseto read
- tænketo think
- høreto hear
- tabeto lose
- kendeto know (a person/place)
- arbejdeto work
- elsketo love
- hadeto hate
- håbeto hope
- husketo remember
- svareto answer, to reply
Forms covered
- Principal parts (verbets bøjning)