"Den berømte kinesiske restaurant har også en biograf."

Translation: The famous Chinese restaurant also has a cinema.

[londoncallling]

Slightly off topic as this goes back to the this/that lesson, but hopefully someone can help! If 'den restaurant' means 'that restaurant' but 'den kinesiske restaurant' means 'the Chinese restaurant', how do you say 'that Chinese restaurant'?

[Jutas]

so i asked my teacher and she told me,that "the chinese rest." and "that c.r." are the same "den kinesiske restaurant",because danish language makes no distinction between them.i guess then we can find out because of the context,if there is a difference.

[Jutas]

good one!...i also want to know this .i will ask my teacher.

[Melus94]

I read "den der" in another comment. So theoretically it would be "Den der kinesiske restaurant". But I'm not sure that's right cause I looked it up in google and haven't found anything.

[wojo4hitz]

(In Yosemite Sam voice) "That thur man is trouble!"

[marvincorea]

I wanna go!

[rich345]

Tis the height of luxury :)

[Tran99544]

Is that a real restaurant?

[bcrocco1]

Where is this magical place?

[Rich524475]

Biograf in the USA is also called a theater not typically a cinema.

[Donna991881]

In typical English, the "also" could be at the end of the sentence, as well--with the same meaning.