"Pigerne og drengene drikker mælk."

Translation: The girls and the boys are drinking milk.

[Everleylau]

So, pige is girl, pigen is the girl and pigerne is the girls? Gosh...

[Dark_Devin]

If it helps, pige is singular, the n makes it 'the' and the erne makes it 'the' in plural form

[liamt.king]

It's a game of suffixes, haha. Anyways, enjoy 10 lingots!

[YvesMuyter]

How do you know wheter 'de drikker mælk' is translated as 'they are drinking milk' or 'they drink milk'?

[atomicfacepalm]

I believe it is because they don't use the present continuous like we do, it's just "they drink milk".

[Sofia321908]

Wtf danish why are you so hard??

[MaherAldayoub]

Haha

[FYDi0kF4]

The plurals and 'the boy', (or girl), are so hard to figure out - looking at the comment of Dark_Devin - so if pige is singular for 'girl' - what is 'girls'
Also, what are the Danish words for just 'boy', and then just 'boys'

[YvesMuyter]

Pige = girl
Piger = girls
Pigen = the girl
Pigerne = the girls. Just put the er and en suffix together