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- Lucas: Hej Luna, velkommen tilbage til Learn Danish with Fexingo. Luna: Hej Lucas! I'm ready. What are we learning today? Lucas: Today we're talking about hobbies. Things you like to do in your free time. Luna: Oh, I love that. I like to read. How do I say that? Lucas: Great question! So the verb 'to read' is 'at læse'. Say it with me: at læse. Luna: At læse. That sounds like 'lese' but with a soft 's'. Lucas: Exactly. 'At læse' means to read. Now, to say 'I like to read', you say: Jeg kan godt lide at læse. Luna: Jeg kan godt lide at læse. I like to read. That's a mouthful. Lucas: You'll get it. Let's break it down. 'Jeg' is I, 'kan godt lide' means like, and 'at læse' is to read. So: Jeg kan godt lide at læse. Luna: Jeg kan godt lide at læse. Okay, I think I've got it. Lucas: Perfect. Now, what do you like to do besides reading? Luna: I also like to run. How do you say that? Lucas: The verb 'to run' is 'at løbe'. Repeat: at løbe. Luna: At løbe. That's like 'luh-be'? Lucas: Close! It's 'løbe' with a soft 'ø' sound. Listen: at løbe. Luna: At løbe. At løbe. I think I have it. Lucas: Good. Now say: Jeg kan godt lide at løbe. Luna: Jeg kan godt lide at løbe. I like to run. That sounds logical. Lucas: Yes. Now one more hobby: singing. 'To sing' is 'at synge'. Luna: At synge? Like 'synge' with a 'g'? That's interesting. Lucas: Exactly. 'At synge' means to sing. So how do you say 'I like to sing'? Luna: Jeg kan godt lide at synge? Is that right? Lucas: Perfect! You've got it. Jeg kan godt lide at synge. Luna: Yes! I like to sing. I'm going to practice all three. Lucas: Good idea. Let's do a quick recap. First, 'to read'. Luna: At læse. Lucas: To run. Luna: At løbe. Lucas: To sing. Luna: At synge. Lucas: And the full sentence: I like to read. Luna: Jeg kan godt lide at læse. Lucas: I like to run. Luna: Jeg kan godt lide at løbe. Lucas: I like to sing. Luna: Jeg kan godt lide at synge. This is great! Lucas: Now let's use it in a tiny scene. Imagine you meet someone and they ask what you like. Luna: Okay. Hej, jeg kan godt lide at læse. What about you? Lucas: Jeg kan godt lide at løbe og synge. Nice! You can also just say 'og' for 'and'. Luna: Ah, 'og' like 'oh'. So I could say 'Jeg kan godt lide at læse og synge'? Lucas: Exactly! That's a perfect sentence. Luna: Jeg kan godt lide at læse og synge. I like to read and sing. That's me! Lucas: Wonderful. And remember, you can replace the hobby with anything: at læse, at løbe, at synge, or even at spille musik. Luna: Wait, 'at spille musik'? I don't know that one. Lucas: That's for another episode. But you can guess: 'at spille' is to play, 'musik' is music. So 'to play music'. Luna: Oh, cool. I'll remember that. Lucas: For now, let's practice our three hobbies one more time. Listen and repeat: at læse. Luna: At læse. Lucas: At løbe. Luna: At løbe. Lucas: At synge. Luna: At synge. Lucas: And the full sentences: Jeg kan godt lide at læse. Luna: Jeg kan godt lide at læse. Lucas: Jeg kan godt lide at løbe. Luna: Jeg kan godt lide at løbe. Lucas: Jeg kan godt lide at synge. Luna: Jeg kan godt lide at synge. I feel like I can actually say these now. Lucas: You can! And practice makes perfect. Try to use them today. Luna: I will. Tak, Lucas! This was fun. Lucas: Det var så lidt, Luna. Thanks for joining us on Learn Danish with Fexingo. Keep practicing, and see you next time! Luna: Hej hej!