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Common verbs for movement and travel in Danish

Describe how people and things move in Danish, including entering, crossing, climbing and heading back. Useful for journeys, directions and telling someone where you went.

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Quiz#1
How do you say 'to move', as in changing your position, in Danish?

at bevæge sig

Quiz#2
How do you say 'to return', as in going back to a place, in Danish?

at vende tilbage til et sted

Quiz#3
How do you say 'to enter' in Danish?

at gå ind i et lukket sted

Quiz#4
How do you say 'to cross' in Danish?

at krydse et område

Quiz#5
How do you say 'to pass by' in Danish?

at gå forbi et sted eller en person

Quiz#6
How do you say 'to follow', meaning to go behind someone, in Danish?

at følge efter nogen

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