"Din and spiser min frugt."

Translation: Your duck is eating my fruit.

[irenedml]

What's the difference between dit, din and dine?

[mipani]

"Dit" refers to a neuter gender word: et barn (a child) -> dit barn (your child). "Din" refers to a utrum gender (male and female as one) word: en mand (a man) -> din mand (your man). And, finally, "dine" refers to a plural word (regardless of its gender): dine børn (your children), dine mænd (your men)

[Desenredo]

thank you 3x i had so many doubts about that!

[Waleed668254]

Thanks man I was very confussed about it.

[EfeMakarov22]

Thank you. Can you give some of another grammar informations to us? We have too many question like that actually.

[liestef]

I wrongly translated this to "eats" instead of "is eating" but I believe both versions are correct.

[Xneb]

Strange, it should be accepted, were there any other mistakes?

[Hergy1]

Is there a word for tasting in Danish? Or is it always eating?

[WDTWt]

Man kunne godt bruge, "at smage."

Jeg smager frugten af Livets Træ
I taste taste the fruit of The Tree of Life.

[AGHYAD90]

Det smager godt= It tastes good

[rdoonan]

why is "mine frugt" not correct?

[cicudelic]

I think it's because "mine" only works for plural, I'm not sure

[satbirkira]

My understanding is because fruit is singular, hence we use min

[AGHYAD90]

Spiser means: eat, eats, is/are eating

[Keratz]

Whats the difference between din, dit and dine?

[Myyrslook]

They change according to the gender and number of the noun they describe.

din = your; singular for words that take the article 'en', like 'en bog' (a book)
dit = your; singular for words that take the article 'et', like 'et barn' (a child)
dine = your; plural for both 'en' and 'et' words, so:
'your books' = 'dine bøger'
'your children' = 'dine børn'

[NathanAlls2]

What is "you are"?

[Novruzovich]

"Du er"

[Novruzovich]

What's "Din and spiser min frugt"
"din and spiser"??

[megapiggfuzz]

"and" is the danish translation for "duck", din means your and spiser means eating, so it means your duck is eating...

[PeterPeste]

Why is "Your duck eats my fruit" not accepted?

[Lieselcc]

It's acceptable too

[Wendy164238]

Why "min" not "mine"?

[kalyanMV]

It is written as mit but is being pronounced as min?

[DragonNights]

It is written "min". You can see the sentence above.