"Vi tycker inte om den attityden."

Translation: We do not like that attitude.

[Adelhaidar]

if the correct solution is "We do not like that attitude." shouldn't the sentence be "Vi tycker inte om den där attityden"?

[Lundgren8]

You can say ”den attityden” if you’re referring back to it and you have been talking about it before. If it’s a new topic, then it would be more natural to use ”den där”.

[ZamfirY]

I think "den där" is used when you're pointing at stuff. "Den där" literary means "that over there".

[MihailDimitrov]

So to that end... Taking the phrase out of/without a context, wouldn't '...the attitude' also count?

[ninady1980]

Without a där or här, couldn't this mean either that or this?

[plank_]

I have this same doubt. Hope someone answers it here.