"Hun har et barn."
Translation:She has a child.
4 years ago
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GirlWithTheGold
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I am going back and re learning pronunciations again: is this pronounced like "bah-un"?
2 years ago
WingedPanda
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No, that isn't correct English. It would have to be 'She has a child'. You can use the word have if you are saying 'She does have a child', but you aren't in this case. I noticed you were learning English. Good luck!
4 years ago
I think you'd say, "Hun har et spædbarn," since it directly translates to "she is having a baby".
3 years ago
JMjoQk
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Is "har" the verb "have" as in "possess", or does it more broadly include "is associated with" like it does in English?
1 year ago
65643625234
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"She's a child" is marked as correct for some reason. "She" and "has" can't be put together this way.
7 months ago
