"De tosprogede forældre drikker vin."

Translation: The bilingual parents drink wine.

[skullcap]

they speak grape

[szam_ig]

They speak red and white.

[GirlWithTheGold]

Lol!

[Sparkymark1982]

....that's why they're bilingual

[yeersmid]

Yeah, one tongue isn't enough to fully appreciate the taste

[ioanaobr]

Another mind-blowing sentence in the Danish course. I love it.

[Ivy1239]

Me too

[danedana]

do we use 'de' when the noun is plural and 'den' when it's singular? fx: 'de tosprogede foraeldre' and 'den torprogede ordbog'

[camillamun4]

In danish you use 'de' when it is plural but when it is singular you use either 'den' or 'det'

[nlworlow]

How oddly specific...

[tidyas]

Soon, they won't even be monolingual.

[PushythePirate1]

De drikker Wein og vin. O gwin y vino.

[this_is_Aryn]

Gwin?

[NF6FxQcs]

Gwin, vin e brezhoneg (breton). And maybe other celtic languages as well?

[FionaOnDuoL]

It's fion in Irish. Fáilte romhat ó Dubhlinn.

[NF6FxQcs]

Trugarez! "Fion" is in Scottish Gàidhlig too :-)

[Bratier]

everyone knows that speaking several languages turns yourself thursty.....

[Marnix_Croonen]

Let me guess, they learned French

[lautnera]

That's Europe in a nutshell, I guess.

[KyleJDahl]

Og så vil de høre Thor taler!

[RobbieIII]

Og spiser arugula.

[Ivy1239]

What is a bilingual parent?

[rainbowhyphen]

Someone who has children and speaks two languages.

[NF6FxQcs]

Is that their way of motivating the children? "If you want wine, you have to learn how to ask for it in some other languages first."

[SantiAnnd]

... to clear their throats after the madfest that is to speak danish

[RossGee1]

Another non sequiter nonsense

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