Sep 8, 2026 · 7 min · 8 segments
Join Lucas and Luna in Episode 236 of Learn Danish with Fexingo as they teach essential phrases for visiting a Danish hardware store. Learn how to ask for specific tools, find screws, and pay for your…
So here is our first phrase.
Okay, I am ready.
What do I say if I need a screwdriver?
You say, "Jeg mangler en skruetrækker."
"Jeg mangler en skruetrækker."
Perfect.
Let's break it down.
Jeg means I. Mangler means I miss or I lack.
En is a. Skruetrækker is screwdriver.
I lack a screwdriver.
That makes sense.
It sounds a bit formal, but polite.
Now, let's try it again, slowly.
Jeg mangler en skruetrækker.
Jeg mangler en skruetrækker.
Good.
Imagine you are holding a wobbly chair.
You need this tool, so you walk up to the counter.
Great question.
That leads us to our second phrase, asking where they are.
Yes.
They can be hard to find.
So here is our first phrase.
Okay, I am ready.
What do I say if I need a screwdriver?
You say, "Jeg mangler en skruetrækker."
"Jeg mangler en skruetrækker."
Perfect.
Let's break it down.
Jeg means I. Mangler means I miss or I lack.
En is a. Skruetrækker is screwdriver.
I lack a screwdriver.
That makes sense.
It sounds a bit formal, but polite.
Now, let's try it again, slowly.
Jeg mangler en skruetrækker.
Jeg mangler en skruetrækker.
Good.
Imagine you are holding a wobbly chair.
You need this tool, so you walk up to the counter.
Great question.
That leads us to our second phrase, asking where they are.
Yes.
They can be hard to find.
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