"Vi spiser med dem."

Translation: We eat with them.

[lambda314]

Was I the only one to read this as 'We eat them' before realising the horrific mistake I made?!

[Rich524475]

The audio is poor in this element. It cuts out with "med" so it sounds like "mad" and you cannot hear "dem".

[beaumains13]

Yes, "dem" sounds like a tiny grunt.

[Sparkymark1982]

i love this language

[christoikos]

Med eller uden diiiiiiig,

meeeed eller uden diiiiiiiiig.

[killerman64]

hahaha det er gud

[Catarina631]

Why doesn't together work here?

[sll-ttt]

It is not the same even in english.
You and me eat together = we eat together. it doesn't imply "with them"
Vi spiser sammen uden dem = we eat together without them.
Here we eat with them but perhaps not together. I eat with them on monday and you eat with them on friday, then :
We eat with them but not together = Vi spiser med dem, men ikke sammen

[thor.dk]

I (as native Danish) would prefer a "together" in this sentence, where you are talking about "them", them is the object. In a sentence like "we spent the weekend together" you are talking about us, "we" is the subject. Or maybe I have got my English wrong??

[J.C.M.H.]

Vi spiser sammen med dem.?

[9wwrPA4j]

I really can't tell the difference between the pronunciation of mad and med.

[J.C.M.H.]

Mad [mæðˈ] (stressed word; a like in English 'mad'; d is the infamous blødt d "soft d" [ð]).

Med [me] (unstressed word; e close to Spanish e; d is silent).

[StephannCo]

The female voice in these later courses is getting pretty bad.

[J.C.M.H.]

I hear a male voice.

[CONNORSCUL3]

it sounds like vi spiser manden yall no what that means rite