"Pojken dricker den."
Translation:The boy is drinking it.
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Kaffe, when used in a sense of "cup of coffee" can also have utrum gender (en kopp kaffe = en kaffe). In that case "Pojken dricker den" would be correct, I believe.
Those are two very common questions, so I put them in a post for common questions a while ago: https://forum.duolingo.com/comment/26420394
I am having a difficult time discriminating between den and dem. In fact it almost seems that I am always hearing the opposite (den when it's dem and dem when it's den). What am I missing? Here I was congratulating myself on my improvement in my listening skill and then went back to this very early exercise and feel like I am back to square one. Is there any help.
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I would like to know why 'den' is used rather than 'det' as the appropriate object pronoun. Please assist me if you can. Tack sà mycket.