Sep 21, 2026 · 5 min · 8 segments
Join Lucas and Luna in Episode 249 of Learn Danish with Fexingo as they visit an optician. They will practice essential Danish phrases for describing vision problems, asking about eye tests, and…
What do I say if things look blurry?
You say, Jeg kan ikke se
klart.
Perfect.
Break it down.
Jeg kan ikke se klart.
Jeg kan ikke se klart.
Good.
This means, I cannot see clearly.
It is the most important sentence for an optician visit.
It feels very direct.
I like it.
Yes, direct is good here.
The optician needs to know the problem.
So, when you sit in the chair, what do you ask?
Do I ask if my vision is good?
Exactly.
You ask, are they good?
Are they good? Good.
Nice tone.
Up at the end because it is a question.
This means, is it good? Or is this clear?
I can use this during the test.
Pointing at letters on the wall.
Yes.
What do I say if things look blurry?
You say, Jeg kan ikke se
klart.
Perfect.
Break it down.
Jeg kan ikke se klart.
Jeg kan ikke se klart.
Good.
This means, I cannot see clearly.
It is the most important sentence for an optician visit.
It feels very direct.
I like it.
Yes, direct is good here.
The optician needs to know the problem.
So, when you sit in the chair, what do you ask?
Do I ask if my vision is good?
Exactly.
You ask, are they good?
Are they good? Good.
Nice tone.
Up at the end because it is a question.
This means, is it good? Or is this clear?
I can use this during the test.
Pointing at letters on the wall.
Yes.
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