"Huset blev ødelagt af den sure grævling."

Translation: The house was destroyed by the angry badger.

[charugan]

Why are all the badgers in the course so aggressive?

[glossboss]

Bare rolig... de sultne ænder vil spise de voldsomme grævlinger.

[DaleGAbersold]

Likely mushroom- or snake-related reasons.

[65643625234]

Well, in a previous topic it had its own house destroyed.

[MrHookman]

What are they feeding these Danish badgers?!

[Carrotsand2]

Because they're also people

[alezzzix]

The badger got its revenge apparently.

[chaered]

Bad, bad badger!

[IgorBL]

Bad, worse, badger. :)

[MisaelPonc6]

That's what you get for destroying the poor badger's home

[22decembre]

they have big badgers in DK !

[Mingan8]

Must have been this Badger

[9yTVyhMB]

Retribution!

[htyeh]

because the plate fell out of the badger's hand?

[thejonwithnoh]

Is it a honey badger?

[Patsy536249]

Hmmm Ben even this old grandma understood your code

[Patsy536249]

When is it just sur and not sure

[dymus656]

Because it has "den" before grævling, you add 'e' to sur.
The same would be if the noun was preceeded by "det".

For example: Det klare vand. You add 'e' to "klar"

[GalvinSten]

Prequel: I morgen ødelægger vi grævlingens hus