"A cup of sugar"
Translation:En kopp socker
December 19, 2014
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I'm afraid I couldn't possibly list all the uses. Prepositions are tricky. I was able to google a few examples, though.
NeryGuilherme
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I am beginning and have not already figured out when to use "ett" and when to use "en". Sounds quite basic stuff, but as native Portuguese speaker, I do not get it - yet
I'm a Spanish speaker, I think it's like our masculine/feminine gender system. Why is a chair feminine and a wardrobe masculine? well, it's totally random. I guess we will just have to memorise each word's gender. However I have a trick: generally living things are "en", and non living things are "ett", but very generally