"She is a happy child."
Translation:Hun er et glad barn.
3 years ago
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papkos
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Why doesn't 'glad' have a -t at the end before a neuter noun? Is it because it ends with a -d?
3 years ago
"Glad" doesn't have a special neuter form. It's irregular as an adjective.
3 years ago
Anandamid
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It is, and should be accepted. "Et lykkelig barn" sounds better and more natural than "et glad barn." Had I taught a classroom, I would not teach the students "et glad barn" at all, nor would I teach it to my own children. (But enough of my sternness 'shakes it off')
2 years ago
