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That lies, the statement ‘the children have the turtles’ is quite right!
December 31, 2014
the child would be barnet. Also, barn is ett-word, so in plural definite form (the children) all ett-words (that ends with a consonant), ends with suffix -en. I'm a learner too, so I hope it is correct and I hope this will help you :)
October 12, 2015
So how long does it take to be able to use all these plurals fluently in everyday speech for non-native speakers?
June 12, 2015
Impossible to give a general answer. With practice, time and patience, one will learn eventually.
October 8, 2015
Because barn has the article ett, in the plural it stays as barn. Aka Ett barn= a child Barnet= the child Barn= children Barnen= the children
February 17, 2015
