"Diktatoren førte krig mot andre land."

Translation: The dictator waged war against other countries.

[Tubuke]

How can I know if "land" is plural or singular?
I wrote "country" and it was not good. Why?

[fveldig]

If it were to be singular, either 'et' or a singular neuter adjective would've come before it.

[Sondrec]

Because "mot andre" implies that it's fighting with more than one entity.

"Diktatoren førte krig mot andre menneske" would be wrong.

[Tubuke]

Thanks. Just one more question: how can I say "The dictator waged war against other country." ?

[Sondrec]

I think you mean "waged war against another country. You can say that this way: førte krig mot et annet land.

[OsloBen]

Can we say, Jeg førte familien min til norge (I led my family to norway)

[MorganFreerman]

Should another acceptable translation be "The dictator fought wars against other countries"? Since as specified earlier, there is no singular adjective in front of krig or land?

[australsk]

I think the sentence you suggest would be: "Diktatoren kjempet kriger mot andre land". A different verb and the indefinite plural of krig.

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