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means that the speaker needs more time to consider something before making a decision.

to physically change direction and face the opposite way. 

a phrase used to indicate that the speaker is willing to purchase or accept something that is being offered.

a question someone asks when they want to know their current location or position, typically in relation to a particular place or landmark.

a question that inquires about the safety of going outside during nighttime.

a statement used to describe the current state of weather or temperature, indicating a low or uncomfortable level of warmth in the environment.

an introduction used to provide someone with the speaker's name.

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How do you say “I'll think it over.” in Danish?

“Jeg tænker over det.”

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