"Min kæreste rejser til Danmark i marts."

Translation: My boyfriend travels to Denmark in March.

[Encabalgamiento]

WTF ?! (My "boy toy" travels to D mark in March) was not accepted :(

[HoiheDacino]

Lol

[Michael880308]

Does this mean "my {boy/girl} friend will travel to Denmark this coming March", or does it mean "In general, my {boy/girl}friend travels to Denmark every March"?

[kemisage]

It is the former: this coming March.

Simeine should correct me if I am wrong here. If you want to say every year in March, you would replace i with om in the sentence.

[kjsdyikav]

Kæreste means both girlfriend, boyfriend, and just your romantic partner in general. It's gender neutral; you can use it for whatever gender your partner identifies as.

[OsoGegenHest]

Yes.

[AnCatDubh]

I almost wrote ‘from Denmark to Mars’...

[afke806119]

Since 'kaereste' is gender neutral, should the translation 'my dearest' or 'my love' not also be correct?

[ewillerup]

"my boyfriend travel to" typo not acceptable

[hovis6]

"travels" = "is travelling too" Why not?????

[hovis6]

"kaereste" = "dearest" first and foremost, surely!!

[Jack402144]

why is girlfriend not a correct translation in this sentence

[celticstorm73]

Covid says no