"Min farmor laver de bedste frikadeller i verden."

Translation: My grandmother makes the best meatballs in the world.

[RyagonIV]

Never argue with Danish grandmothers. They're farmor than you can handle.

[foxtrick]

Seems odd to me that we've gone the entire course learning bedstemor and bedstefar, but now it's mormor, morfar, farmor, farfar. Are both terms used?

[DaneTR]

Yes, definitely; while children usually call their grandparents "bedste", teenagers and adults often use mormor, morfar, farmor and farfar - then it's also clearer who it is that we're talking about.

You could also check this thread out: https://www.duolingo.com/comment/5395706

[Ifritism]

There really is no usually, only individual family traditions and relations. I thought my grandmother was NAMED mormor until I was 5, and found the use of bedste and bedstemor/far actually disturbing until much, much later.

[Mikevd0106]

Ah, I was thought it was only a Swedish thing. Tak!

[QueenOfLesbania]

"Laver" is horribly mispronounced

[ChristineR860145]

But did you notice that if you hover over "laver" it is pronounced "lay wer" and if you listen to the whole sentence it is pronounced "lau wer"

[Kabberther1nner]

It sounds like they said this exact word, with a Sønderjysk dialect.
I'm from there, so couldn't help but laugh when I heard this pronunciation. XD

[IgorBL]

Does it mean that it's still correct, bur in another dialect (Sønderjysk), or it sounds similar?

[Kabberther1nner]

I would say it's still correct, but "Laver" is spoken with a heavy sønderjysk dialect.
it sounds like it pronounces it lauver, adding an unnecesary U.
The A should sound like the A in the beginning of the word Alpha,
and the V like the V in laVa.