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22decembre
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I thought prøver was the verb prøve, to try.
Isn't it possible ? So that the sentence can have two meanings, depending on the context ?
4 years ago
Isaac_Luna_
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I also would like to know this. Også, hvordan siger man "I wonder" på dansk?
3 years ago
22decembre
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Actually, prøver means also samples indeed. Specially blood samples for ex...
3 years ago
CharlotteN7
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No, it is: jeg undrer mig, not under mig. Probably a typo. Normally you are wondering about something which would be: undrer mig over (noget).
3 years ago
ivanyutin
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"How many tries?" should be accepted, since "a try" is synonymous to "a test"
3 years ago
Jnwulff
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That would translate to "hvor mange forsøg"
The Danish sentence is about many people trying something. Not one person doing the same thing over and over.
You could translate "hvor mange prøver" to how many are attempting"
2 years ago
