"She told me that she loves you."
Translation:Hun fortalte mig at hun elsker dig.
April 24, 2015
8 Comments
Becuase "at" means 'that.'
If you used "hvad" the sentence would translate to "she told me what she loves you" which doesn't make sense.
August 4, 2018
Wouldn't "she told me that she loved you" be more right because of the tense consequence in English? And also does Danish have the tense consequence too?
May 18, 2019
DieLegende2
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Usually yes but you could see the loving as a general statement and those stay in present, if the "love" was in past, it'd already be over by the time it was reported
June 20, 2019
The difference between them is just as it is in English. "I told him" is not the same as "I said to him."
November 7, 2017
