{"id":1846,"date":"2019-09-30T21:16:46","date_gmt":"2019-09-30T21:16:46","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/danish\/?p=1846"},"modified":"2019-09-30T21:16:46","modified_gmt":"2019-09-30T21:16:46","slug":"get-moving-in-danish","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/danish\/2019\/09\/30\/get-moving-in-danish\/","title":{"rendered":"Get Moving in Danish"},"content":{"rendered":"
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S\u00e5 er det efter\u00e5r! <\/strong>(Then it\u2019s autumn!) Before the sofa<\/strong> swallows you, here is a reminder to keep moving\u2026<\/p>\n

Man kan bev\u00e6ge sig p\u00e5 mange forskellige m\u00e5der.<\/strong> (One can move in many different ways.) Legs and feet make it possible at g\u00e5, at l\u00f8be, at hoppe, at sparke<\/strong> (to walk, to run, to jump, to kick). Some special varieties include:
\nDe er nede at vandre i Alperne<\/strong> (They\u2019re \u201ddown\u201d walking in the Alps)
\nPigerne hinkede i frikvarteret<\/strong> (The girls were hopping on one foot in the school break)
\nHan snublede p\u00e5 vej ind i lokalet<\/strong> (He stumbled on hus way into the room)
\nDe listede sig af sted igennem skoven<\/strong> (They were stealing\/tiptoeing through the forest)
\nSlingrer ned ad Vestergade<\/strong> (Reeling down Vestergade Street \u2013 classical song<\/a> by the Danish band Gnags)<\/p>\n

Arms and hands further enable us at gribe, at l\u00f8fte, at b\u00e6re, at klatre, at sv\u00f8mme, at omfavne nogen<\/strong> (to catch, to lift, to carry, to climb, to swim, to embrace somebody):
\nDrengen aede marsvinet<\/strong> (The boy patted\/stroke the guinea pig)
\nDronningen vinker fra skibet<\/strong> (The Queen is waving from the ship)
\nHun famlede i m\u00f8rket<\/strong> (She was groping in the dark)
\nDe knipsede til musikken<\/strong> (They were snapping their fingers to the music)
\nPublikum klapper <\/strong>(The audience applauds)<\/p>\n

Of course there are countless other ways to move, but for bev\u00e6gelser<\/strong> (movements) excluding our legs\/feet and arms\/hands, the vocabulary is more limited. We may tr\u00e6kke p\u00e5 skuldrene<\/strong> (shrug our shoulders), nikke<\/strong> (nod), ryste p\u00e5 hovedet<\/strong> (shake our head), rynke panden<\/strong> (knit our brows), tr\u00e6kke vejret<\/strong> (breathe), skyde ryg som en kat<\/strong> (arch our backs like a cat), vrikke med hofterne<\/strong> (wiggle our hips) and lukke \u00f8jnene<\/strong> (close our eyes). If you can\u2019t fl\u00f8jte<\/strong> (whistle), skele<\/strong> (squint) or vrikke med \u00f8rerne <\/strong>(wiggle your ears), at least you can gabe<\/strong> (yawn) or r\u00e6kke tunge<\/strong> (stick out your tongue).<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"\"\"

S\u00e5 er det efter\u00e5r! (Then it\u2019s autumn!) Before the sofa swallows you, here is a reminder to keep moving\u2026 Man kan bev\u00e6ge sig p\u00e5 mange forskellige m\u00e5der. (One can move in many different ways.) Legs and feet make it possible at g\u00e5, at l\u00f8be, at hoppe, at sparke (to walk, to run, to jump, to…<\/p>\n

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