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"De" is definitely used. Maybe you're thinking as the formal "You"? In which case, there are occasions where it may be heard, but it's not necessary to learn to say it all the time, especially amongst younger people. De is still used to mean "They", "Those" and the plural form of "The" when there is an adjective (De dejlige huse)
iainsona
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Only ... it didn't except my translation as "you" and it was the only part crossed out ... reporting ...
Marty62203
355
I listened 6 times and heard P not D, so I said "Pige drikker mælk." Still can't hear D.