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Danish from Duolingo > Determiners > Flashcards

Determiners Flashcards

1
Q

den

[den]

A

that / the / it

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2
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det

[dih]

A

that / the / it

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3
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denne

[den-uh OR den]

A

this

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4
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dette

[did-duh OR deed-uh]

A

this

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5
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disse

[deace-suh]

A

these

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én / en

[een]

A

one / oneself / you

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de (followed by a plural noun, ex: de katte)

[dee]

A

those

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ingen

[ing-n]

A

no / no one / nobody

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intet

[in-duð OR in-duh]

A

no / not anything / nothing

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al / alt / alle

[el] / [et] / [elluh]

A

all / everybody / everyone /everything

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11
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hver

[vai{r}]

A

every / each

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nogen

[known OR newn]

A

any / anyone / someone

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13
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noget

[no-el]

A

something / some / anything

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14
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både

[buhð OR buhl]

A

both

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en anden

[in ann]

A

another

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16
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hinanden

[he-nan-n]

A

each other

17
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andre

[an-dʁuh]

A

other /others

18
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TRUE OR FALSE:

‘Den’ and ‘det’ can mean ** ‘that’ ** as long as they are accompanied by a noun.

A

TRUE
Examples:
‘Den spiser’ means ‘it eats’.
‘Den mand spiser’ means ‘that man eats.’

19
Q

TRUE OR FALSE:

If you combine ‘de’ with a plural noun (like ‘katte’), it means ** ‘those’ ** rather than ‘they’

A

TRUE
Examples:
‘De kjoler er smukke’ = ‘Those dresses are beautiful’
‘De mænd arbejder’ = ‘Those men are working’

20
Q

ingenting

[ing-en-ting]

A

nothing

21
Q

alting

[el-ting]

A

everything

22
Q

få

[foe]

A

few / have / get

23
Q

færre

[fai{r}]

A

fewer

24
Q

Hvor som helst?

[vor sum hilst]

A

Wherever? / Anywhere?

25
Q

TRUE OR FALSE:

‘Anden’ and ‘andet’ mean DIFFERENT thing(s).

A

FALSE
They mean THE SAME thing but change gender according to the noun they describe. ‘Anden’ is common gender and ‘andet’ is neuter gender.

26
Q

TRUE OR FALSE:

‘Sådan’ and ‘sådanne’ both mean ‘such’ but in Danish one describes singular and the other plural.

A

TRUE
Sådan (singularis)
Sådanne (pluralis)
They have to match the noun they describe

27
Q

anden

[en OR an-n OR ann]

A

other /others

28
Q

andet

[an-uhl]

A

other /others

29
Q

helst

[hilst]

A

preferably / rather

30
Q

sådan / sådanne

[sah-dan] / [sah-dan-nee]

A

such / like that

31
Q

når som helst?

[no{r} sum hilst]

A

whenever / any time

32
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hvad som helst

[veð sum hilst]

A

whatever

33
Q

hvem som helst

[vim sum hilst]

A

anybody / anyone / just anyone / whomever

34
Q

nogen, noget, nogle

A

some / any

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