"Børnene kender ikke hinanden."

Translation: The children do not know each other.

[octavi.ers]

og Bjørnene ikke også!

[deactivated user]

I'll just correct that for you:

Og det gør bjørnene heller ikke!

[octavi.ers]

oh I got it, heller ikke opposite to også... In the middle of a phrase, "heller ikke" works just like "auch nicht" in German, "tampoco" in Spanish or "non plus" in French => "Vi har heller ikke været i biografen"...I also found an expression that stands for "Neither do I"=Heller ikke jeg. In Spanish, we'd say "tampoco yo", without auxiliar verb as in dansk.

[deactivated user]

Exactamente!

A propósito, es el Toro de Osborne que tienes en tu foto? Yo visité las bodegas Osborne cerca de Toledo hace varios años.

[octavi.ers]

"a propósito" is not correct, better "por cierto" when you want to change the chatting subject. "a propósito" is for adding a new aspect on the same topic... ;-P answer in private

[deactivated user]

Ya veo, eso tenemos en el danés también: apropos

[pablopublico]

A mí me suena bien dicho "a propósito" en ese contexto. En todo caso, no creo que la inmensa mayoría de los hispanohablantes hagamos esa sutil distinción entre "por cierto" y "a propósito" que mencionas.

[geometry667721]

Same in German, and also there many speakers use it the wrong way :)

[octavi.ers]

mange tak! I don't fully understand the function of "heller" here, so I will work on it in my grammar book ;-P