"Hvordan skriver du din bog?"

Translation: How do you write your book?

[Dusty_G]

she sounds sad when shes saying this

[Markle0]

This is a really strange sentence in English. If we were inquiring about an author's methods, we would say "how do you go about writing your books?" or "how did you write your book?" and then follow it up with a more specific question. If we wanted to know whether a writer used a pencil or a typewriter or computer, we would say "what do you write with?"

[ZelvaCZ]

Can this be understood as 'in which language are you writing your book?' as well? If not, what's the meaning?

[dmc564]

With a pencil.

[octavi.ers]

I would have said "Hvordan går din bog?" more friendly ;--)

[deactivated user]

So what does the Danish sentence mean ?

[Dusty_G]

shouldnt the last two letters in the sentence be ER

[Forgiver]

Book is singular so it's "bog". If it was plural it would be "boger", I believe.

[Xneb]

Close, the plural of "en bog" is "flere bøger"

[SWAGGYMOUSE]

shouldnt how do you write IN your book count too?

[ILF17]

Some German politicians say: it is equal, but never alone or really yourself, we have ghost writer :-D

[ILF17]

Some German politicians say: it is equal how but never alone, there are ghost writers to hire for such issues... :-D

[ILF17]

Some G? politicians say: it is equal how but never alone, there are ghost writers to hire for such issues... :-D