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Danish frequency list

No. 742 in Danish

spise

"Spise" means "to eat" in English.

In a sentence

  • Jeg kan godt lide at spise frugt.

    I like to eat fruit.

    In this sentence, 'spise' is used as an infinitive verb indicating the action of eating.

  • Vi spiste morgenmad sammen.

    We ate breakfast together.

    Here, 'spiste' is the past-tense form of the verb, referring to the completed action of having eaten.

  • De vil gerne spise middag i aften.

    They would like to eat dinner tonight.

    In this example, 'spise' is used in an infinitive form in a future context, paired with the auxiliary verb 'vil' to construct the sentence.

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