"Barnet læser bogen."
Translation:The child reads the book.
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After the chicken have been reading it. What a clever animals are living in Denmark.
Can someone please help me. I am having a little difficulty understanding "en" and "et"... in the previous lessons "et" meant "a" now it means "the"...I'm so confused....
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When "en" or "et" is placed before the noun it acts as the indefinite article, "a" or "an" but when it is used as a suffix, (for example "Hunden") it changes its meaning to "The"
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Choose the lesson on definites and / or indefinites and read the Tips section which will explain.
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I simpler love danish,I am a Spanish native speaker,but I'm sure I will read it
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It depends on the grammatical gender of the noun.
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Yes, You should only say what you have learned of that word in that language or hover over the word and see the options.
Is it just me or is somebody else having problems with the mic when recording?
