"Bøgerne og ænderne er brune."

Translation: The books and the ducks are brown.

[the_wild_bamboo]

When I was listening to the words, my mind kept thinking "This is such a wacky sentence, it can't be what I am thinking it is." Then I remembered all the other wacky sentences I had heard here and just went for it. I got it right.

[livvyyy97]

I had the exact same thought

[krllcr]

I suppose, any real Danish women can't repeat this robot's speech

[FuckManiac]

Ive heard bjørnene not bøgerne ;/ it also made more sense, paired with ducks

[blondiebluu]

Can anyone help me pronounce words with ø in them better? Im a native english speaker and its like i am incapable of making that sound. It almost sounds like there's an L in there. Thanks!

[problemslike]

Shape your lips for oh but say ee.

[DaniCalifornia36]

While apples are purple

[Fiskur03]

I have a hard time knowing whether to put "brune", "brun", or "brunt." how di know when to put one of these?

[DeadlyUnicorn]

I'm not an expert by any means, but it's my understanding that brune is for describing any plural words,
example: brune æbler /or/ brune katte

While brunt is for 't' words,
example: et brunt æble

And brun is for 'n' words,
example: en brun kat

Please people, if I'm wrong feel free to correct me. I wouldn't want to be spreading misinformation. But I'm pretty sure I'm right

[Sisudo]

Beautiful sentence.

[Jayai]

Do "and" and "ænd" have the same meaning?

[FionaOnDuoL]

It's the ducks plural here.
A duck = en and.
Hope this helps you.

[Helle384474]

Such a strange sentence.