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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.

Det regner / i morgen

Weather often uses impersonal : , , .

The adjective describes the situation and uses neuter -t.

For future meaning, a present-tense verb and time phrase are often enough: .

Keep verb-second order after the time phrase.

Koldere end / bedre

Many short adjectives add -ere: kold → koldere, varm → varmere.

Compare with , not the English word for than.

Common irregular forms include god → bedre, stor → større, lille → mindre and gammel → ældre. Longer adjectives often use , as in . Comparative forms do not add noun-agreement endings.

Den varmeste / for lille

Superlatives often add -st or -est: , .

Common irregulars include , , and . Before a definite noun, use -e: , . before an adjective means too: .

Ask with common-gender .

Fordi / så

Use to give a reason and to state a result: In a subordinate clause, normally comes before the finite verb: .

After result , use normal main-clause order: .

Do not confuse this with time adverb , which gives .

Skal ikke / behøver ikke / må ikke

means you do not need to come. means you are not allowed to come. describes absence of a planned obligation.

Practise these meanings separately.

With , a location word stays in place: , .

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