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dpchalmers
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I think in the same way. Several European languages have a single verb to do/make (such as the French 'faire' and German 'machen').
4 years ago
DavidSchmi952575
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In german at least there are two verbs “tun“ and “machen“. But machen is more common and sometimes both are correct. Do this ! = Tu das/Mach das. Its than more about style.
6 months ago
lindaslair
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Not sure about that but I think you could also say, "Hvad gør min mand derude?" for this one.
4 years ago
hemiceni
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Make the sauce thicker: Gør sovsen tykkere
In this sentence English uses "make", and danish uses gøre (do) for the same concept.
I am doing my homework Jeg laver lektier
Here its the other way around.
Conclusion: there is no difference between the two concepts at all!!!
2 years ago
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Derude - Sandstorm… I get it now. Haha. It's Danish. (Not really).
3 years ago
