"Jeg kan dessverre ikke komme."

Translation: Unfortunately, I can't come.

[mmabsout]

can we place "dessverre" after "komme"?
Also, in the case of infinitives. does the adverb come after the infinitive article like this example or after the main verb?

[fveldig]

"Dessverre kan jeg ikke komme", "Jeg kan dessverre ikke komme" and "Jeg kan ikke komme, dessverre" are all accepted.

The adverb usually comes after the verb it describes.

[mmabsout]

takk!

[Terri-O1]

Also, unluckily is not a word I have ever heard in 54 years as a USAmerican. It may be a word in English but if it is, it it not commonly used.

[aattilio]

why is "unluckily" not accepted for dessverre?

[bwsceadugenga]

Because 'unluckily' would be more 'uheldigvis' - and, as I'm sure you can imagine, 'heldigvis' means luckily!

[SjefVander1]

Regrettably has exactly te same meaning

[Nathonso]

Would you still say the same for 'I cannot come unfortunately'?

[Visit_Masuria]

One "unfortunately" is accepted than in other way same sentence it is not accepted only "regrettably ".Strange stuff.

[4hbadger]

Is dessverre pronounced as "dessværre"?