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Danish in everyday situations

Reviews practise both sides: wherever Lukas and Lena would say something differently, you do it once as each.

Hans / hendes / deres

Use , and for his, her and their.

These forms do not change with the noun: , , .

Danish distinguishes maternal and paternal grandparents in common family words: and are the mother’s parents; and are the father’s.

Learn and irregular plural .

Den tiende juli

Say , rather than an English word-for-word age expression.

Dates use an ordinal after : , .

Months are written with a lower-case initial.

Say for the coming Saturday, for Saturdays generally.

Et lille gammelt hus

Adjectives can come before nouns or after .

Keep noun agreement: , , . loses the extra vowel in . is the singular form and the plural. Descriptions often use : .

Til mig / en stor gave

introduces the recipient: , , . Adjectives after a possessive or before a definite noun use -e: , .

The definite adjective construction normally uses and a noun without its definite suffix: , not .

Var / havde

The simple past of is and of is , for every subject.

These forms describe an earlier state: , .

A few useful past chunks may have appeared in the story; practise the two core forms here first. means married and does not change for a male or female person in this use.

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