"De tager hans børn fra ham."
Translation:They take his children from him.
3 years ago
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JohnJohnNL
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They sem to have solved it, sounds like a true fra to me now (july "18)
4 months ago
Rina_Irina
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Shouldn't this be with "sine" as in His children, not some other guy's children (hans)
2 years ago
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No: "De tager sine børn fra ham" would mean, "They take their (own) children from him." Ugh, I do not know how on Earth I was supposed to punctuate my explanation.
2 years ago
Da_maul
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I mean, technically, but usually when you would say something is going to take place in the future you add a few extra words for context.
2 years ago
JohnJohnNL
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Maybe no drama is implied in this phrase, though it does give me the impression. Undskyld for ikke at kunne sige dette på dansk :)
4 months ago
