Jeg
Jeg means “I” in Jeg vil gerne sætte ... and identifies the speaker as the person who wants to set goals. It is used as the subject before a verb, as in Jeg vil gerne ... when talking about your own wishes at work.
vil
In Jeg vil gerne sætte ..., vil expresses the speaker’s desire, while the whole phrase vil gerne means “would like to.” Use vil gerne before an infinitive when politely stating something you want to do, as in vil gerne sætte.
gerne
In vil gerne sætte, gerne helps express a polite or willing desire, so vil gerne sætte means “would like to set.” This combination is useful before an infinitive when stating a wish or intention, such as vil gerne sætte.
sætte
Sætte means “set” in sætte tydeligere mål, referring to establishing goals. The dialogue uses sætte with mål, a useful pattern when describing the goals someone wants to establish at work.
tydeligere
Tydeligere means “clearer” in sætte tydeligere mål, describing goals that are easier to understand or define. It is used before mål to compare the desired goals with less clear goals, especially when refining plans.
mål
Mål means “goals” or “targets” in sætte tydeligere mål and mål for min professionelle udvikling. It is useful for naming something measurable or planned, and the dialogue later returns to et mål, som kan måles.
for
For connects mål with the area they concern in mål for min professionelle udvikling, meaning “goals for my professional development.” This pattern is useful when specifying what a goal relates to.
min
Min means “my” in min professionelle udvikling and shows that the development belongs to the speaker. It is used before the noun phrase describing the speaker’s own area of work or growth.
professionelle
Professionelle means “professional” in min professionelle udvikling and describes development connected with work or a career. It combines with udvikling in the dialogue to name the area of growth being discussed.
udvikling
Udvikling means “development” in professionel udvikling, referring here to growth in a work role. The phrase mål for min professionelle udvikling is useful when setting career-related goals.
i
I means “in” in i min nuværende rolle and places the speaker’s development within a current work role. Use it before a phrase naming the role or situation in which something applies.
nuværende
Nuværende means “current” in min nuværende rolle, identifying the role the speaker has now. It is useful before a noun when distinguishing the present role from another possible role.
rolle
Rolle means “role” in min nuværende rolle, meaning the speaker’s present position or set of responsibilities at work. The phrase is useful when discussing goals connected with a person’s job position.
Start
Start tells another person to begin in Start med at identificere ..., so it functions as a direct instruction. The pattern Start med at ... is useful when giving the first step in a process.
med
In Start med at identificere ..., med introduces the activity that should be the starting point, giving the meaning “by” or “with.” The construction Start med at ... is useful for recommending the first action in a task.
at
At introduces the infinitive identificere in Start med at identificere, so the phrase names the action to begin with. After Start med, use at before the action being recommended.
identificere
Identificere means “identify” in at identificere én styrke og én svaghed, meaning to recognize and name specific points. It is useful when beginning an assessment by identifying relevant strengths or weaknesses.
styrke
Styrke means “strength” in én styrke, referring to a personal ability that helps the speaker at work. In the dialogue it appears with identificere, a useful pattern for discussing one ability in a self-assessment.
og
Og connects the two items in én styrke og én svaghed, meaning “one strength and one weakness.” Use it to join two comparable items in a list or description.
svaghed
Svaghed means “weakness” in én svaghed, referring to an ability or area that needs improvement. It is used alongside styrke when discussing both positive and challenging aspects of someone’s work.
er
Er links the subject and its description in Min styrke er at organisere opgaver, meaning “my strength is organizing tasks.” This pattern is useful for naming an ability or activity that represents a personal strength.
organisere
Organisere means “organize” in at organisere opgaver, describing the activity that is the speaker’s strength. It follows at in the phrase Min styrke er at organisere opgaver, which is useful for describing an ability.
opgaver
Opgaver means “tasks” in organisere opgaver, referring to pieces of work that can be arranged or managed. It is used as the object of organisere when discussing workplace responsibilities.
men
Men marks a contrast in ..., men jeg har en tendens til at undgå ..., connecting the speaker’s strength with a difficulty. Use men to introduce information that differs from or limits what was just stated.
har
In jeg har en tendens til at undgå ..., har means “have” as part of the expression “have a tendency to avoid.” This pattern is useful for describing a recurring inclination or habit.
en
En introduces the singular noun tendens in en tendens til at undgå, meaning “a tendency.” It appears before the noun when describing one tendency or inclination.
tendens
Tendens means “tendency” in en tendens til at undgå, describing a repeated inclination rather than a single action. The reusable pattern tendens til at ... names what someone tends to do.
til
In tendens til at undgå, til links tendens with the action that follows, introducing what the tendency is toward. The phrase til at undgå is part of the pattern tendens til at ... for describing an inclination.
undgå
Undgå means “avoid” in at undgå at præsentere idéer, meaning to try not to do the following activity. In the dialogue it is followed by at præsentere, a useful pattern for naming the action someone avoids.
præsentere
Præsentere means “present” in at præsentere idéer, referring to presenting ideas to other people. It is used after undgå at when describing a presentation activity the speaker tends not to do.
idéer
Idéer means “ideas” in præsentere idéer, the content that the speaker avoids presenting. It functions as the object of præsentere and is useful when discussing ideas shared in a professional setting.
Så
Så means “then” in Så ville præsentationsteknik være ..., introducing a conclusion or recommendation based on the previous weakness. It is useful at the start of a sentence when drawing a practical consequence from what was just said.
ville
Ville helps frame Så ville præsentationsteknik være ... as a possible or tentative recommendation, meaning “would be.” The pattern ville være ... is useful when suggesting what could be suitable in a given situation.
præsentationsteknik
Præsentationsteknik means “presentation skills” in præsentationsteknik være et nyttigt område at udvikle, referring to the ability to present effectively. The dialogue treats it as an area that can be developed through a professional growth goal.
være
Være means “be” in ville ... være et nyttigt område, linking presentation skills with the description “a useful area.” It follows ville in this suggestion, as in ville være ..., when describing a possible choice or recommendation.
et
Et introduces the singular noun område in et nyttigt område, meaning “a useful area.” It appears before the noun phrase when presenting one possible area for development.
nyttigt
Nyttigt means “useful” in et nyttigt område, describing presentation skills as helpful for the speaker’s development. It is placed before område to evaluate the area being recommended.
område
Område means “area” in et nyttigt område at udvikle, referring to a particular skill or subject for improvement. The phrase område at udvikle is useful when identifying something that can be developed.
udvikle
Udvikle means “develop” in et område at udvikle, referring to improving a skill or area over time. It follows at in this phrase, which names the area the person should work on.
Skal
Skal begins Skal jeg bede om ...?, a question asking whether the speaker should take a proposed action. Use Skal jeg ...? when asking about whether you ought to do something.
bede
Bede means “ask” or “request” in bede om en mentor, referring to requesting a mentor. The dialogue uses the pattern bede om followed by the person or thing being requested.
om
In bede om en mentor, om completes the request expression and introduces what is being requested, meaning “for.” The pattern bede om ... is useful when asking someone to provide help, support, or an item.
mentor
Mentor means “mentor” in bede om en mentor, referring to an experienced person who could support the speaker’s development. It is the object of the request in the workplace question.
eller
Eller connects the two alternatives in en mentor eller øve mig, meaning “or.” Use it to present a choice between two possible actions or options.
øve
Øve means “practice” in øve mig under teammøder, referring to practicing the relevant presentation skill. It appears with mig here, so the expression describes the speaker practicing.
mig
Mig means “me” in øve mig, identifying the person who practices. Together with øve, it forms the expression øve mig, useful when talking about practicing a skill oneself.
under
Under means “during” in under teammøder, placing the practice within the time of team meetings. Use it before an event or period when an activity takes place.
teammøder
Teammøder means “team meetings” in under teammøder, referring to meetings involving the speaker’s team. It is used after under to identify when the practice could happen.
Begge
Begge means “both” in Begge dele kunne hjælpe, referring to the two options just mentioned: asking for a mentor and practicing. Use Begge when referring to two alternatives that are both relevant.
dele
In Begge dele kunne hjælpe, dele refers broadly to the two things under discussion, so Begge dele means “both things” or “both options.” This expression is useful when both previously mentioned alternatives are being considered together.
kunne
Kunne means “could” in Begge dele kunne hjælpe, expressing that both options have the potential to help. The pattern kunne hjælpe is useful when describing a possible benefit without presenting it as certain.
hjælpe
Hjælpe means “help” in kunne hjælpe, describing the possible benefit of the two options. It follows kunne in this sentence, and the combination is useful for discussing what may be useful.
vælg
Vælg tells the listener to choose in vælg først et mål, so it functions as a direct recommendation or instruction. The pattern vælg først ... is useful when advising someone to select an initial priority.
som
Som links mål with the description kan måles in et mål, som kan måles, meaning “a goal that can be measured.” It introduces information that specifies which kind of goal is being recommended.
kan
Kan means “can” in som kan måles, expressing possibility or suitability for measurement. It is followed by måles here to describe a goal that is capable of being measured.
måles
Måles means “be measured” in som kan måles, describing the required property of the goal. The phrase et mål, som kan måles is useful when choosing a target that can later be assessed objectively.
Mit
Mit means “my” in Mit første mål, identifying the goal as belonging to the speaker. It appears before the phrase naming the speaker’s selected goal.
bliver
Bliver means “will be” in Mit første mål bliver snart at give ..., presenting the speaker’s planned first goal. The pattern mål bliver at ... is useful for stating what someone’s goal will involve.
snart
Snart means “soon” in bliver snart at give, placing the planned update in the near future. It is useful with an action or event that is expected to happen shortly.
give
Give means “give” in at give en kort opdatering, referring to delivering or providing an update to the team. The dialogue uses give with opdatering, a useful workplace pattern for reporting information.
kort
Kort means “short” in en kort opdatering, describing an update that will not be lengthy. It is placed before opdatering to specify the intended length of the contribution.
opdatering
Opdatering means “update” in give en kort opdatering, referring to a brief report of current information or progress. The phrase is useful when describing what someone will share in a meeting.
på
På means “at” or “in” in på et teammøde, locating the update at a team meeting. This pattern is useful for saying that an activity or announcement happens during a meeting or event.
teammøde
Teammøde means “team meeting” in på et teammøde, referring to the specific meeting where the speaker plans to give the update. It is used after et in this singular event expression.
Det
Det means “that” or “it” in Det er specifikt nok, referring back to the goal just described. It is useful for commenting on a previously mentioned plan, action, or situation.
specifikt
Specifikt means “specific” in Det er specifikt nok til ..., describing the goal as clearly defined. It combines with nok to express that the goal has sufficient detail for later evaluation.
nok
Nok means “enough” in specifikt nok til, indicating that the goal is specific to a sufficient degree. The pattern adjektiv nok til at ... is useful when saying that something has enough of a quality for a result or action.
vi
Vi means “we” in at vi kan vurdere det senere, referring to the people who will evaluate the goal together. It appears before kan in the clause describing the later evaluation.
vurdere
Vurdere means “evaluate” in vi kan vurdere det senere, referring to judging the goal after the update has happened. It follows kan, and the pattern kan vurdere det is useful when discussing a future assessment.
senere
Senere means “later” in vurdere det senere, placing the evaluation after the present discussion or event. It is useful when referring to a later stage of a plan or process.
også
Også means “also” in Jeg vil også gerne have feedback, adding another thing the speaker wants. It is useful for introducing an additional request or consideration.
have
Have means “have” in gerne have feedback, referring to receiving or obtaining feedback. The phrase vil også gerne have feedback is useful for politely stating that you want feedback on something.
feedback
Feedback means “feedback” in have feedback på tydelighed, referring to comments or evaluation from other people. The dialogue uses feedback på followed by the aspect being assessed.
tydelighed
Tydelighed means “clarity” in feedback på tydelighed, referring to how clear the speaker’s presentation or communication is. It is used after feedback på to identify the specific quality on which comments are wanted.
ikke
Ikke means “not” in ikke kun selvtillid, marking a restriction or correction to the request. Together with kun, it helps express that clarity is wanted, not confidence alone.
kun
Kun means “only” or “just” in ikke kun selvtillid, limiting what the speaker does not want to focus on exclusively. The pattern ikke kun ... is useful when adding another consideration beyond the first one.
selvtillid
Selvtillid means “confidence” in ikke kun selvtillid, referring to the speaker’s confidence while presenting. It is contrasted with tydelighed in the request for feedback, so both the delivery and the clarity matter.
Tydelige
Tydelige means “clear” in Tydelige kriterier, describing criteria that are easy to understand and apply. It appears before kriterier when explaining how clear standards make goals more practical.
kriterier
Kriterier means “criteria” in Tydelige kriterier, referring to standards used to judge or assess a goal. The phrase is useful when defining what will be checked later.
gør
Gør means “make” in gør mål for professionel udvikling mere konkrete og praktiske, describing how clear criteria affect the goals. The pattern gør ... mere ... is useful for saying that something causes another thing to become more of a quality.
professionel
Professionel means “professional” in mål for professionel udvikling, describing development connected with work or a career. Together with udvikling, it identifies the type of goals being made more concrete.
mere
Mere means “more” in mere konkrete og praktiske, marking an increase in the qualities of being concrete and practical. It is useful before an adjective when describing how something changes.
konkrete
Konkrete means “concrete” in mere konkrete, describing goals that are clearly defined and tangible enough to assess. It is paired with praktiske after gør to explain the benefit of clear criteria.
praktiske
Praktiske means “practical” in mere konkrete og praktiske, describing goals that can be applied or used in real work. It is coordinated with konkrete to give two qualities of well-defined professional goals.