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Danish frequency list

No. 908 in Danish

håbe

"To hope."

In a sentence

  • Jeg håber, at det bliver solskin i morgen.

    I hope it will be sunny tomorrow.

    The word 'håber' is used here to express a personal desire or wish that the weather tomorrow turns out to be sunny. It conveys optimism.

  • Han håbede på en bedre fremtid.

    He hoped for a better future.

    In this sentence, 'håbede' (past tense) reflects a wish or aspiration that was held in the past for an improved or more positive future.

  • Vi kan kun håbe på det bedste.

    We can only hope for the best.

    Here, 'håbe' is used in an idiomatic expression emphasizing wishing for an optimal outcome, acknowledging limited control over the situation.

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