"De har børn."

Translation: They have children.

[Abu_Rakan]

barn = child

et barn = a child

barnet = the child

børn = children

børnene = the children

[Ungewitig_Wiht]

Are there other a -> ø vowel shift words other than barn => børn?

[Jutas]

children means børn and børne too?

[Xneb]

Nope, just "børn"
Et barn (A child), barnet (the child), flere børn (several children), alle børnene (all the children)

[YViroli]

Thnaks for the explanation, Sean. You helped everybody here, I am sure. Thank you!

[Jutas]

i am quite sure that another lesson here has taught me "børne".I am making notes,and it is written in that.another example:dyre and dyr means animals too,i was told.it was you,probably. :) thanks anyway,you have helped me a lot!

[KasperFeld]

Børn means childern,
dyr means animals

Børnehave means kindergarten,
dyrehave means zoo

The "e" is introduced to glue the compound words together.

[me.meep.ep]

Just me that can only hear 'bøger' and not 'børn'?... yes, no, maybe? I don't know.

S'pose the audio's a bit mangled...

[sll-ttt]

No, you are not alone. Now that I have spoken with some real people outside, the feminine voice here is terrible

[Eric714808]

Pronounce "børn"?

[Imapetsitter]

Still confused: born is both child and children?