Determiners Flashcards
den
[den]
that / the / it
det
[dih]
that / the / it
denne
[den-uh OR den]
this
dette
[did-duh OR deed-uh]
this
disse
[deace-suh]
these
én / en
[een]
one / oneself / you
de (followed by a plural noun, ex: de katte)
[dee]
those
ingen
[ing-n]
no / no one / nobody
intet
[in-duð OR in-duh]
no / not anything / nothing
al / alt / alle
[el] / [et] / [elluh]
all / everybody / everyone /everything
hver
[vai{r}]
every / each
nogen
[known OR newn]
any / anyone / someone
noget
[no-el]
something / some / anything
både
[buhð OR buhl]
both
en anden
[in ann]
another
hinanden
[he-nan-n]
each other
andre
[an-dʁuh]
other /others
TRUE OR FALSE:
‘Den’ and ‘det’ can mean ** ‘that’ ** as long as they are accompanied by a noun.
TRUE
Examples:
‘Den spiser’ means ‘it eats’.
‘Den mand spiser’ means ‘that man eats.’
TRUE OR FALSE:
If you combine ‘de’ with a plural noun (like ‘katte’), it means ** ‘those’ ** rather than ‘they’
TRUE
Examples:
‘De kjoler er smukke’ = ‘Those dresses are beautiful’
‘De mænd arbejder’ = ‘Those men are working’
ingenting
[ing-en-ting]
nothing
alting
[el-ting]
everything
få
[foe]
few / have / get
færre
[fai{r}]
fewer
Hvor som helst?
[vor sum hilst]
Wherever? / Anywhere?
