"Tak for minderne"

Translation: Thanks for the memories

[niscate]

Tk fr mndrn

[rijulpuri89]

selv om de var ikke så store

[ErinMcWay]

Even though they weren't so great?

[Zoisyte]

Fall Out Boy

[hm437e]

Bob Hope

[rojosays]

Is this meant in the sarcastic way that my British mind cannot help but read it...? :)

[ilmolleggi]

Maybe they mean when they received fish.

[Patsy536249]

Hvad!!

[webgenie]

What's the singular, mind or minde?

[Gylej-Gulay]

It is "et minde, mindet, minder, minderne." You can always check any noun and their forms from Ordnet. Here it is for minde:

https://ordnet.dk/ddo/ordbog?query=minde

I also use this site to check for the past or perfect conjugations of verbs; and forms of adjectives. Very helpful!

[Ahnenlis]

I really do not understand what this is supposed to mean; in which situation would I say it? To tell somebody what exactly? In German (I am a German speaker) it is not common to thank people for memories.

[Karolina-273]

It's about learning the words. You shouldn't focus on the situation. I mean duolingo has many ridiculous sentences but the aim of these is to get you familiar with words and their meanings.

[Ahnenlis]

In the meantime I have found out that it is phrase used in obituaries or in situations in which something has ended, for example when a cultural center has been closed for ever. Thus, a very specific use.