# Buying fresh bread in Copenhagen

**Language:** Danish  
**CEFR Level:** A1  

> Listen in as Mads and Line talk about buying fresh morning bread in real, everyday Danish. By the end of this course their conversation will feel easy to follow, and you'll be ready to join in.

**Setting:** Line visits a popular neighborhood bakery in Copenhagen while staying in the city, where Mads works behind the counter. Over successive morning visits, Line orders various fresh loaves and traditional pastries while chatting with Mads.

## Lessons

### 1. Ordering bread rolls at a bakery

Line greets Mads at the bakery and orders four bread rolls.

### 2. Asking about fresh bread

Mads asks Line if she needs anything else, and she inquires about fresh rye bread before adding one to her order.

### 3. Requesting bakery services and items

Line asks Mads to slice her rye bread and checks if there are any cinnamon rolls available.

### 4. Ordering warm pastries

After learning that cinnamon rolls are sold out, Line orders a warm cardamom bun instead.

### 5. Declining packaging and asking prices

Line decides to eat her bun on the way and asks Mads for the total price of her order.

### 6. Calculating the total cost

Mads breaks down the individual prices of the items, and Line tallies up the final total.

### 7. Paying by card at checkout

Line asks to pay with a card and completes her payment with Mads.

### 8. Asking about store opening times

Line asks Mads when fresh cinnamon rolls will be ready tomorrow morning.

### 9. Asking about staff schedules

Line asks Mads if he will be working tomorrow and finds out his colleague Sofie will be there instead.

### 10. Reserving bakery items in advance

Mads offers to set aside cinnamon rolls for Line tomorrow, and she places a reservation for two.

### 11. Confirming reservation price and payment

Mads notes down Line's reservation and explains that she can pay for the rolls tomorrow.

### 12. Talking about favorite bread toppings

Mads and Line chat about what toppings they enjoy putting on their bread rolls.

### 13. Discussing meal plans and receiving goods

Line explains her lunch plans for the rye bread, and Mads hands over her purchases.

### 14. Saying goodbye and confirming plans

Mads and Line wish each other a good day and confirm their meeting time for tomorrow morning.