"Det er et æble."

Translation: It is an apple.

[Jon498256]

Can I use "this is an apple" rather than "that is an apple"? Helppp

[KatLilie]

I am having exactly the same question

[Apahegy]

Silent "T".

I thought I heard, "De er et æble-" "They are an apple."

[miaerbus]

• de /di/ - https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/de#Pronunciation_2
• det /de/ - https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/det#Pronunciation

[Guillem91]

Is it just me or Danish tends to keep the consonants at the end of the word silent?

[Indra927477]

It is Danish! In a fluent speach they don't pronounce a big part of the sounds. Actually,in DL the pronounciation is pretty clearly.Normally,speaking with Danes (if they are not language teachers for foreigners) you wouldn't understand a word at the beginning. Even if you understand the written text.

[vi-snakkes-ved]

This is instead of it is or that is, does it really matter?

[Hassan158289]

I've asked my Danish teacher about this/that differences in Danish. It's always "this" for the visible objects

[DanielNeugrn]

In the fully spoken sentence i hear "... älble", that is: an L before the b.
Am I hallucinating?

[JonasBraek]

I say "it has an apple" and that's incorrect but in the translation say is or has