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Topic: Danish

"Do you have lunch?"

Translation:Har du frokost?

3 years ago

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Would it be correct if I said "Spiser du frokost"?

3 years ago
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Edit: Sorry, I did not read the Danish translation.

No, "har" in this case only means to be in possession of "lunch". In Danish we don't "have" food and drinks like in English, we "eat" (spiser) or "drink" (drikker) it :)

3 years ago
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Oh I understand now, mange tak! ^^

3 years ago
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Could "middagsmad" be accepted here as well, or is that something completely different prior to this sentence?

3 years ago
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