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le

to laugh

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Conjugation of le

Jeg
Present tense
ler
I laugh
Past tense
lo
I laughed
Future tense
vil le
I will laugh
Present perfect tense
har let
I have laughed
Jeg
Past perfect tense
havde let
I had laughed
Future perfect tense
vil have let
I will have laughed
Conditional perfect tense
ville have let
I would have laughed
Du
Imperative mood
le
laugh!

Examples of le

-Får han Dem til at le som nu?

Does he make you laugh like that? What a cheek!

Man må jo ikke le længere.

We'll be doing this at home 'cause there's nothing you're allowed to laugh at anymore.

Hvornår? Det er okay, baby, du kommer til at le sidst, når du er en rig læge, og de lever af deres bistandscheck.

Baby, you'll have the last laugh when you're a doctor... and they're stuck living off of ramen noodles and unemployment cheques.

Kan du få hende til at le?

But can you make her laugh?

At du kunne se Pittsburgh i øjnene og le ad ham.

I wanted to prove that you could look Pittsburgh in the eye and laugh at him.

- Jeg ler slet ikke.

Yeah, this is not making me laugh at all.

Sådan ler de i fremtiden.

Hey, that's how they laugh in the future. Like this...

Men gamle Psalms, han ler sidst.

Mm. But old Psalms-- he get the last laugh.

Enten ler jeg, eller også græder jeg.

I either laugh or I cry, right?

En, der ler af blodsudgydelser, som svage mænd ørler over.

Someone who laughs at the gore that makes weaker men vomit.

Min kone lo ad mig.

My wife, she laughed at me.

Han lo højt, da jeg fortalte ham det.

When I told him about it, he just laughed and laughed.

De alle lo ad mig.

They all laughed at me.

Der var mange med ham og de lo, som du griner nu.

There were many with him and they laughed as you laugh now.

Jeg lo højt en gang, han arresterede mig.

I laughed out loud once, he turned me in.