"You are an interesting one."

Translation: Du er en interessant én.

[Arsen9371]

Why noone told me before there is such a thing like é in this language. Oo

[Geraldine1610]

You can use the accent in order to distinguish between the indefinite articles "en"/"et" and the number "en" ("én")/ "et" ("ét"). But this is not obligatory.

Other sentences:

Jeg tager kun én kop. I only take one cup.

Jeg tager kun ét stykke. I only take one piece.

[supainanoko]

Does anybody know where to find the é on the Danish keyboard?

[ZL321]

There's the ´to the left of the backspace, so just press that and press e after it to create é.

[FionaOnDuoL]

Try this - hold down the Alt Gr key and type the e.

That should give you the accent, on any vowel.

[Bigg_Peet]

Alt+130 (on the number pad). You're welcome.

[OsoGegenHest]

Only applies to desktops running Windows.

[olivermanley]

Kan du sige "spændende" i stedet? Hvilket er mere normalt?

[Geraldine1610]

"Spændende" (German: spannend) is a different word, so I think you cannot say that. spændende = exciting; interessant = interesting

[dsmndnmsb]

there isn't option for "é" available in the danish course.

[taber_nack]

If you're on a Mac press option + E and then press E again to get "é", not sure about Windows

[dsmndnmsb]

i can just use the character map on windows, but one would think that it would be one of the options available. :/

[tvindy]

It looks like they've added it now.