Sep 20, 2026 · 5 min · 7 segments
Join Lucas and Luna in Episode 248 of Learn Danish with Fexingo as they visit a Danish hardware store for the third time. This episode focuses on essential phrases for asking about stock availability…
The first phrase is, har du det på lager? It means, do you have it in stock? Listen closely.
Har du det på lager?
It sounds polite and direct.
Exactly what I need in a busy shop.
Exactly.
Now let us try the second phrase.
It means, can you help me find it? Very good.
Kan du hjelpe mig med at finne det? This is helpful if you are looking for a specific section.
I feel more confident using this.
It shows I am trying, but just need a small pointer.
Precisely.
Now for the third phrase.
Jeg leder efter en skruetrækker.
It means, I am looking for a screwdriver.
Jeg leder efter en skruetrækker.
Perfect.
Jeg leder efter en skruetrækker.
Remember N for common gender nouns like screwdriver.
Got it.
En skruetrækker.
Okay, now let us practice all three together slowly.
Har du det på lager?
Kan
du hjelpe mig med at finde
det?
The first phrase is, har du det på lager? It means, do you have it in stock? Listen closely.
Har du det på lager?
It sounds polite and direct.
Exactly what I need in a busy shop.
Exactly.
Now let us try the second phrase.
It means, can you help me find it? Very good.
Kan du hjelpe mig med at finne det? This is helpful if you are looking for a specific section.
I feel more confident using this.
It shows I am trying, but just need a small pointer.
Precisely.
Now for the third phrase.
Jeg leder efter en skruetrækker.
It means, I am looking for a screwdriver.
Jeg leder efter en skruetrækker.
Perfect.
Jeg leder efter en skruetrækker.
Remember N for common gender nouns like screwdriver.
Got it.
En skruetrækker.
Okay, now let us practice all three together slowly.
Har du det på lager?
Kan
du hjelpe mig med at finde
det?
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