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Welcome, dear students! Today, we’re diving into a fascinating aspect of the Danish language: '''adverbs'''. Just as adjectives add flavor to nouns, adverbs do the same for verbs, adjectives, and even other adverbs! Understanding how to use adverbs can significantly enhance your ability to express yourself in Danish, making your sentences more descriptive and engaging.
 
In this lesson, we'll explore the formation and usage of adverbs in Danish. We'll start with an introduction to what adverbs are and why they are essential. Then, we'll break down adverb formation, provide numerous examples, and finish with some fun exercises to help you practice what you've learned.


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== Introduction ==
=== What are Adverbs? ===
 
Adverbs are words that modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs. They provide additional information about how, when, where, or to what extent something happens. For example, in the sentence "She runs quickly," the word "quickly" is an adverb that tells us how she runs.
 
In Danish, adverbs can be formed in various ways, often from adjectives. Understanding this concept will help you create more complex and nuanced sentences in your conversations.


Welcome to the lesson on adverbs in Danish! Adverbs are an essential part of the Danish language and play a crucial role in expressing time, place, manner, and degree. Understanding how to use adverbs correctly will greatly enhance your ability to communicate in Danish.
=== Why Do Adverbs Matter? ===


In this lesson, we will dive deep into the world of Danish adverbs. We will explore their function, formation, and placement in sentences. Additionally, we will discuss common adverbs and provide plenty of examples to help you grasp their usage.
Adverbs are crucial for several reasons:


By the end of this lesson, you will have a solid understanding of Danish adverbs and be able to incorporate them naturally into your conversations. So, let's get started!
* '''Enhance Description''': They allow you to specify and elaborate on actions or qualities.


== Function of Adverbs ==
* '''Improve Clarity''': By using adverbs, you can make your sentences clearer and more informative.


Adverbs are words that modify verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs. They provide additional information about the action, quality, or manner of something. Adverbs can answer questions such as "how?", "when?", "where?", "to what extent?", and "why?".
* '''Express Emotion''': Adverbs can convey feelings and attitudes, adding depth to your communication.


For example:
Now that we know what adverbs are and why they matter, let’s dive into how to form them in Danish.
* Han løber hurtigt. (He runs quickly.)
* Jeg taler dansk flydende. (I speak Danish fluently.)


In the first example, the adverb "hurtigt" modifies the verb "løber" (runs) and describes how the action is performed. In the second example, the adverb "flydende" modifies the adjective "dansk" (Danish) and describes the quality of the speaker's ability.
=== Forming Adverbs in Danish ===


Now, let's explore the formation and placement of adverbs in Danish.
In Danish, many adverbs are formed by adding the suffix '''-t''' to the adjective. However, there are some exceptions and variations, so let’s explore this in detail.


== Formation of Adverbs ==
==== Regular Formation ====


Adverbs in Danish are typically formed by adding the suffix "-t" to the neuter form of adjectives. This suffix is equivalent to the English "-ly" or "-ily".
Most adjectives can be turned into adverbs by adding '''-t'''. Here’s how it works:


For example:
* Adjective: '''hurtig''' (quick)
* Adjective: lang (long) → Adverb: langt (longly)
* Adjective: hurtig (quick) → Adverb: hurtigt (quickly)


In some cases, adverbs are formed irregularly or have a different root than the corresponding adjective. Let's look at a few examples:
* Adverb: '''hurtigt''' (quickly)
 
Let’s look at some more examples:


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Danish !! Pronunciation !! English
! Danish !! Pronunciation !! English
|-
| hurtig  || ˈhuʁti || quick 
|-
| hurtigt  || ˈhuʁti || quickly 
|-
|-
| hurtigt || [ˈhʊːˀd̥i] || quickly
 
| glad || ɡlɛð || happy 
 
|-
|-
| langsomt || [ˈlɑŋˌsɔmˀd̥] || slowly
 
| gladeligt || ˈɡlɛðəli || happily 
 
|-
|-
| godt  || [ˈɡ̊ʌd̥ˀd̥] || well
|}


As you can see, the adverbs have slightly different forms or pronunciations compared to their corresponding adjectives.
| langsom  || ˈlɑŋsɔm || slow 


== Placement of Adverbs ==
|-


In Danish, adverbs are generally placed immediately after the verb they modify. However, there are some exceptions and variations depending on the type of adverb and the sentence structure.
| langsomt  || ˈlɑŋsɔm || slowly 


Let's look at a few examples:
|-


* Han taler hurtigt dansk. (He speaks Danish quickly.)
| venlig  || ˈvænli || friendly 
* Jeg spiser altid morgenmad. (I always eat breakfast.)
* De kommer sent hjem. (They come home late.)


In these examples, the adverbs "hurtigt" (quickly), "altid" (always), and "sent" (late) are placed directly after the verb.
|-


However, when the verb is in the present tense and negated, the adverb is placed between the negation word "ikke" and the verb.
| venligt  || ˈvænli || friendly (adverb) 


For example:
|-
* Han taler ikke hurtigt dansk. (He doesn't speak Danish quickly.)


In this case, the adverb "hurtigt" is placed between "ikke" and the verb "taler" (speaks).
| stille  || ˈstilə || quiet 


Additionally, adverbs of time and place can be placed at the beginning or end of a sentence for emphasis or when they are the main focus.
|-


For example:
| stille  || ˈstilə || quietly 
* I morgen skal vi til stranden. (Tomorrow, we are going to the beach.)
* Her kommer bussen. (Here comes the bus.)


In these examples, the adverbs "i morgen" (tomorrow) and "her" (here) are placed at the beginning of the sentence to emphasize the time or location.
|}


== Common Adverbs ==
==== Irregular Formation ====


Danish has a wide range of adverbs that cover various aspects of time, place, manner, and degree. Here are some common adverbs you can use to enhance your Danish vocabulary:
Some adverbs do not follow the regular pattern and have unique forms. Here are a few examples:


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Danish !! Pronunciation !! English
! Danish !! Pronunciation !! English
|-
|-
| hurtigt || [ˈhʊːˀd̥i] || quickly
 
| godt || ɡɔt || good 
 
|-
|-
| langsomt || [ˈlɑŋˌsɔmˀd̥] || slowly
 
| bedre || ˈbeðʌɾ || better 
 
|-
|-
| godt || [ˈɡ̊ʌd̥ˀd̥] || well
 
| bedst || ˈbɛðst || best 
 
|-
|-
| dårligt || [ˈd̥ɔʊ̯ˀlt] || poorly
 
| lidt || lɛd || a little 
 
|-
|-
| altid || [ˈælˌtˢi] || always
 
| meget || ˈmað || much 
 
|-
|-
| sjældent || [ˈɕɛlˌd̥ɛnˀd̥] || rarely
 
| ofte || ˈɔftə || often 
 
|-
|-
| ofte || [ˈɔfd̥ə] || often
 
| sjældent || ˈɕɛl̩n̩ || seldom 
 
|-
|-
| nu || [ˈnuːˀ] || now
 
| altid || ˈaɪltɪð || always 
 
|-
|-
| snart || [ˈsnɑʊ̯ˀd̥] || soon
 
| aldrig || ˈalðʁi || never 
 
|-
|-
| senere || [ˈs̠eːnˌeˀd̥ə] || later
 
| snart || snɑːt || soon 
 
|}
|}


These are just a few examples of the many adverbs you can use to add color and nuance to your Danish conversations.
=== Usage of Adverbs ===
 
Adverbs can be placed in different parts of a sentence, depending on what you want to emphasize. Here’s how you can use them effectively:
 
* '''Before the Verb''': This is common for adverbs of manner.
 
* Example: "Han løber hurtigt." (He runs quickly.)
 
* '''After the Verb''': Often used for adverbs of frequency or time.
 
* Example: "Vi spiser ofte." (We eat often.)
 
* '''At the Beginning of a Sentence''': This can add emphasis.
 
* Example: "Snart vil jeg tage af sted." (Soon I will leave.)
 
=== Summary of Adverb Placement ===
 
Here are some general rules for placement:
 
* '''Adverb of Manner''': Before the verb
 
* '''Adverb of Frequency/Time''': After the verb
 
* '''Emphatic Adverb''': At the beginning of the sentence
 
Now that we’ve covered the formation and usage of adverbs, let’s practice what we’ve learned!
 
=== Exercises ===
 
Here are some exercises to help you apply your knowledge of Danish adverbs. Don’t worry if you find them challenging; practice makes perfect!
 
==== Exercise 1: Fill in the Blanks ====
 
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the adverb.
 
1. Han synger __________ (god) (He sings well.)
 
2. Vi skal spise __________ (ofte) (We will eat often.)
 
3. Jeg læser __________ (hurtig) (I read quickly.)
 
4. De kommer __________ (snart) (They are coming soon.)
 
5. Hun taler __________ (venlig) (She speaks kindly.)
 
''Solutions'':
 
1. godt
 
2. ofte
 
3. hurtigt
 
4. snart
 
5. venligt
 
==== Exercise 2: Identify the Adverb ====
 
Read the sentences and underline the adverbs.
 
1. Jeg kører hurtigt.
 
2. De arbejder altid hårdt.
 
3. Vi skal snart rejse.
 
4. Hun synger smukt.
 
5. Han læser aldrig bøger.
 
''Solutions'':
 
1. hurtigt
 
2. altid
 
3. snart
 
4. smukt
 
5. aldrig
 
==== Exercise 3: Match the Adjective to Its Adverb ====
 
Match the adjectives with their corresponding adverbs.
 
| Adjective | Adverb |
 
|-----------|--------|
 
| glad      | ______ |
 
| stille    | ______ |
 
| hurtig    | ______ |
 
| venlig    | ______ |
 
| langsom  | ______ |
 
''Solutions'':
 
| Adjective | Adverb    |
 
|-----------|-----------|
 
| glad      | gladeligt  |
 
| stille    | stille    |
 
| hurtig    | hurtigt    |
 
| venlig    | venligt    |
 
| langsom  | langsomt  |
 
==== Exercise 4: Create Sentences ====
 
Using the following adverbs, create your own sentences.
 
1. ofte
 
2. sjældent
 
3. hurtigt
 
4. venligt
 
5. aldrig
 
''Solutions'': (Answers will vary; here are examples)
 
1. Jeg besøger min bedstefar ofte. (I visit my grandfather often.)
 
2. Hun spiser sjældent kage. (She rarely eats cake.)
 
3. Han løber hurtigt til arbejde. (He runs quickly to work.)
 
4. De taler venligt med hinanden. (They speak kindly to each other.)
 
5. Vi ser aldrig fjernsyn. (We never watch television.)
 
==== Exercise 5: Rewrite the Sentences ====
 
Rewrite the following sentences by adding adverbs.
 
1. Han løber. (He runs.)
 
2. Vi spiser. (We eat.)
 
3. Hun sover. (She sleeps.)
 
4. De taler. (They talk.)
 
5. Jeg studerer. (I study.)


== Exercise ==
''Solutions'': (Answers will vary)


Now it's time to put your knowledge into practice! Complete the following exercises by adding the appropriate adverb in the given sentences. The solutions will be provided after each exercise for you to check your answers.
1. Han løber hurtigt. (He runs quickly.)


Exercise 1: Fill in the blanks with the correct adverb.
2. Vi spiser ofte. (We eat often.)


1. Han løber ____. (quickly)
3. Hun sover dybt. (She sleeps deeply.)
2. Vi mødes _____. (soon)
3. Hun synger _____. (beautifully)
4. De taler _____. (softly)
5. Jeg arbejder _____. (hard)
6. Jeg ser filmen _____. (often)
7. Han spiser _____. (slowly)
8. Vi rejser _____. (frequently)


Exercise 2: Translate the following sentences into Danish using the provided adverbs.
4. De taler venligt. (They talk kindly.)


1. I always drink coffee. (altid)
5. Jeg studerer flittigt. (I study diligently.)
2. She speaks Danish fluently. (flydende)
3. They rarely go to the beach. (sjældent)
4. We will arrive soon. (snart)
5. He plays the piano beautifully. (smukt)


== Solutions ==
==== Exercise 6: Translate to Danish ====


Exercise 1:
Translate the following sentences into Danish, using the correct adverbs.


1. Han løber hurtigt.
1. She sings beautifully.
2. Vi mødes snart.
3. Hun synger smukt.
4. De taler stille.
5. Jeg arbejder hårdt.
6. Jeg ser filmen ofte.
7. Han spiser langsomt.
8. Vi rejser tit.


Exercise 2:
2. They always arrive early.


1. Jeg drikker altid kaffe.
3. I rarely go out.
2. Hun taler flydende dansk.
3. De går sjældent til stranden.
4. Vi kommer snart.
5. Han spiller klaveret smukt.


== Conclusion ==
4. He works hard.


Congratulations! You have successfully completed the lesson on adverbs in Danish. You have learned about the function and formation of adverbs, as well as their placement in sentences. You have also been introduced to common adverbs that will greatly enhance your Danish vocabulary.
5. We will soon leave.


Continue practicing the use of adverbs in your conversations to further solidify your understanding. Remember to pay attention to the placement of adverbs in different sentence structures and to use the appropriate adverb form.
''Solutions'':


In the next lesson, we will explore another aspect of Danish grammar. Stay motivated and keep up the great work!
1. Hun synger smukt.
 
2. De ankommer altid tidligt.
 
3. Jeg går sjældent ud.
 
4. Han arbejder hårdt.
 
5. Vi vil snart tage af sted.
 
==== Exercise 7: Identify Adverb Placement ====
 
Rewrite the following sentences by changing the placement of the adverbs.
 
1. He runs quickly. (Before the verb)
 
2. We eat often. (After the verb)
 
3. She sings beautifully. (Beginning of the sentence)
 
''Solutions'':
 
1. Hurtigt løber han. (Quickly he runs.)
 
2. Ofte spiser vi. (Often we eat.)
 
3. Smukt synger hun. (Beautifully she sings.)
 
==== Exercise 8: Fill in the Correct Adverb ====
 
Choose the correct adverb to complete the sentence.
 
1. Jeg arbejder __________ (hårdt/let) (I work hard.)
 
2. Det regner __________ (ofte/sjældent) (It rains often.)
 
3. Han spiller __________ (godt/dårligt) (He plays well.)
 
4. De rejser __________ (snart/længer) (They travel soon.)
 
5. Vi ser __________ (aldri/sjældent) (We never see.)
 
''Solutions'':
 
1. hårdt
 
2. ofte
 
3. godt
 
4. snart
 
5. aldrig
 
==== Exercise 9: Sentence Building ====
 
Build sentences using the following structures:
 
1. Subject + verb + adverb.
 
2. Adverb + subject + verb.
 
3. Adverb + verb + object.
 
''Solutions'':
 
1. Jeg (subject) læser (verb) hurtigt (adverb). (I read quickly.)
 
2. Hurtigt (adverb) løber (verb) han (subject). (Quickly he runs.)
 
3. Hun (subject) synger (verb) smukt (adverb). (She sings beautifully.)
 
==== Exercise 10: Adverb Quiz ====
 
Choose the correct adverb to complete the sentences.
 
1. (Ofte/Altid) I go to the cinema.
 
2. She is (venlig/venligt) to everyone.
 
3. He speaks (hurtigt/hurtigt) in meetings.
 
''Solutions'':
 
1. Ofte
 
2. venlig
 
3. hurtigt
 
=== Conclusion ===
 
Congratulations! You’ve just taken a significant step in mastering Danish adverbs. Remember, practice is key to becoming fluent, so don’t hesitate to use adverbs in your daily conversations. The more you practice, the more comfortable you’ll become with their usage. Keep up the great work, and soon you'll be expressing yourself with confidence in Danish!


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Welcome, dear students! Today, we’re diving into a fascinating aspect of the Danish language: adverbs. Just as adjectives add flavor to nouns, adverbs do the same for verbs, adjectives, and even other adverbs! Understanding how to use adverbs can significantly enhance your ability to express yourself in Danish, making your sentences more descriptive and engaging.

In this lesson, we'll explore the formation and usage of adverbs in Danish. We'll start with an introduction to what adverbs are and why they are essential. Then, we'll break down adverb formation, provide numerous examples, and finish with some fun exercises to help you practice what you've learned.

What are Adverbs?[edit | edit source]

Adverbs are words that modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs. They provide additional information about how, when, where, or to what extent something happens. For example, in the sentence "She runs quickly," the word "quickly" is an adverb that tells us how she runs.

In Danish, adverbs can be formed in various ways, often from adjectives. Understanding this concept will help you create more complex and nuanced sentences in your conversations.

Why Do Adverbs Matter?[edit | edit source]

Adverbs are crucial for several reasons:

  • Enhance Description: They allow you to specify and elaborate on actions or qualities.
  • Improve Clarity: By using adverbs, you can make your sentences clearer and more informative.
  • Express Emotion: Adverbs can convey feelings and attitudes, adding depth to your communication.

Now that we know what adverbs are and why they matter, let’s dive into how to form them in Danish.

Forming Adverbs in Danish[edit | edit source]

In Danish, many adverbs are formed by adding the suffix -t to the adjective. However, there are some exceptions and variations, so let’s explore this in detail.

Regular Formation[edit | edit source]

Most adjectives can be turned into adverbs by adding -t. Here’s how it works:

  • Adjective: hurtig (quick)
  • Adverb: hurtigt (quickly)

Let’s look at some more examples:

Danish Pronunciation English
hurtig ˈhuʁti quick
hurtigt ˈhuʁti quickly
glad ɡlɛð happy
gladeligt ˈɡlɛðəli happily
langsom ˈlɑŋsɔm slow
langsomt ˈlɑŋsɔm slowly
venlig ˈvænli friendly
venligt ˈvænli friendly (adverb)
stille ˈstilə quiet
stille ˈstilə quietly

Irregular Formation[edit | edit source]

Some adverbs do not follow the regular pattern and have unique forms. Here are a few examples:

Danish Pronunciation English
godt ɡɔt good
bedre ˈbeðʌɾ better
bedst ˈbɛðst best
lidt lɛd a little
meget ˈmað much
ofte ˈɔftə often
sjældent ˈɕɛl̩n̩ seldom
altid ˈaɪltɪð always
aldrig ˈalðʁi never
snart snɑːt soon

Usage of Adverbs[edit | edit source]

Adverbs can be placed in different parts of a sentence, depending on what you want to emphasize. Here’s how you can use them effectively:

  • Before the Verb: This is common for adverbs of manner.
  • Example: "Han løber hurtigt." (He runs quickly.)
  • After the Verb: Often used for adverbs of frequency or time.
  • Example: "Vi spiser ofte." (We eat often.)
  • At the Beginning of a Sentence: This can add emphasis.
  • Example: "Snart vil jeg tage af sted." (Soon I will leave.)

Summary of Adverb Placement[edit | edit source]

Here are some general rules for placement:

  • Adverb of Manner: Before the verb
  • Adverb of Frequency/Time: After the verb
  • Emphatic Adverb: At the beginning of the sentence

Now that we’ve covered the formation and usage of adverbs, let’s practice what we’ve learned!

Exercises[edit | edit source]

Here are some exercises to help you apply your knowledge of Danish adverbs. Don’t worry if you find them challenging; practice makes perfect!

Exercise 1: Fill in the Blanks[edit | edit source]

Complete the sentences with the correct form of the adverb.

1. Han synger __________ (god) (He sings well.)

2. Vi skal spise __________ (ofte) (We will eat often.)

3. Jeg læser __________ (hurtig) (I read quickly.)

4. De kommer __________ (snart) (They are coming soon.)

5. Hun taler __________ (venlig) (She speaks kindly.)

Solutions:

1. godt

2. ofte

3. hurtigt

4. snart

5. venligt

Exercise 2: Identify the Adverb[edit | edit source]

Read the sentences and underline the adverbs.

1. Jeg kører hurtigt.

2. De arbejder altid hårdt.

3. Vi skal snart rejse.

4. Hun synger smukt.

5. Han læser aldrig bøger.

Solutions:

1. hurtigt

2. altid

3. snart

4. smukt

5. aldrig

Exercise 3: Match the Adjective to Its Adverb[edit | edit source]

Match the adjectives with their corresponding adverbs.

| Adjective | Adverb |

|-----------|--------|

| glad | ______ |

| stille | ______ |

| hurtig | ______ |

| venlig | ______ |

| langsom | ______ |

Solutions:

| Adjective | Adverb |

|-----------|-----------|

| glad | gladeligt |

| stille | stille |

| hurtig | hurtigt |

| venlig | venligt |

| langsom | langsomt |

Exercise 4: Create Sentences[edit | edit source]

Using the following adverbs, create your own sentences.

1. ofte

2. sjældent

3. hurtigt

4. venligt

5. aldrig

Solutions: (Answers will vary; here are examples)

1. Jeg besøger min bedstefar ofte. (I visit my grandfather often.)

2. Hun spiser sjældent kage. (She rarely eats cake.)

3. Han løber hurtigt til arbejde. (He runs quickly to work.)

4. De taler venligt med hinanden. (They speak kindly to each other.)

5. Vi ser aldrig fjernsyn. (We never watch television.)

Exercise 5: Rewrite the Sentences[edit | edit source]

Rewrite the following sentences by adding adverbs.

1. Han løber. (He runs.)

2. Vi spiser. (We eat.)

3. Hun sover. (She sleeps.)

4. De taler. (They talk.)

5. Jeg studerer. (I study.)

Solutions: (Answers will vary)

1. Han løber hurtigt. (He runs quickly.)

2. Vi spiser ofte. (We eat often.)

3. Hun sover dybt. (She sleeps deeply.)

4. De taler venligt. (They talk kindly.)

5. Jeg studerer flittigt. (I study diligently.)

Exercise 6: Translate to Danish[edit | edit source]

Translate the following sentences into Danish, using the correct adverbs.

1. She sings beautifully.

2. They always arrive early.

3. I rarely go out.

4. He works hard.

5. We will soon leave.

Solutions:

1. Hun synger smukt.

2. De ankommer altid tidligt.

3. Jeg går sjældent ud.

4. Han arbejder hårdt.

5. Vi vil snart tage af sted.

Exercise 7: Identify Adverb Placement[edit | edit source]

Rewrite the following sentences by changing the placement of the adverbs.

1. He runs quickly. (Before the verb)

2. We eat often. (After the verb)

3. She sings beautifully. (Beginning of the sentence)

Solutions:

1. Hurtigt løber han. (Quickly he runs.)

2. Ofte spiser vi. (Often we eat.)

3. Smukt synger hun. (Beautifully she sings.)

Exercise 8: Fill in the Correct Adverb[edit | edit source]

Choose the correct adverb to complete the sentence.

1. Jeg arbejder __________ (hårdt/let) (I work hard.)

2. Det regner __________ (ofte/sjældent) (It rains often.)

3. Han spiller __________ (godt/dårligt) (He plays well.)

4. De rejser __________ (snart/længer) (They travel soon.)

5. Vi ser __________ (aldri/sjældent) (We never see.)

Solutions:

1. hårdt

2. ofte

3. godt

4. snart

5. aldrig

Exercise 9: Sentence Building[edit | edit source]

Build sentences using the following structures:

1. Subject + verb + adverb.

2. Adverb + subject + verb.

3. Adverb + verb + object.

Solutions:

1. Jeg (subject) læser (verb) hurtigt (adverb). (I read quickly.)

2. Hurtigt (adverb) løber (verb) han (subject). (Quickly he runs.)

3. Hun (subject) synger (verb) smukt (adverb). (She sings beautifully.)

Exercise 10: Adverb Quiz[edit | edit source]

Choose the correct adverb to complete the sentences.

1. (Ofte/Altid) I go to the cinema.

2. She is (venlig/venligt) to everyone.

3. He speaks (hurtigt/hurtigt) in meetings.

Solutions:

1. Ofte

2. venlig

3. hurtigt

Conclusion[edit | edit source]

Congratulations! You’ve just taken a significant step in mastering Danish adverbs. Remember, practice is key to becoming fluent, so don’t hesitate to use adverbs in your daily conversations. The more you practice, the more comfortable you’ll become with their usage. Keep up the great work, and soon you'll be expressing yourself with confidence in Danish!

Table of Contents - Danish Course - 0 to A1[edit source]


Introduction to Danish Alphabet and Pronunciation


Everyday Phrases and Greetings


Basic Sentence Structure and Word Order


Numbers, Dates, and Time


Nouns and Articles


Family, Relationships, and Occupations


Adjectives and Adverbs


Food, Drinks, and Dining


Verbs and Tenses


Travel and Transportation


Danish Culture and Traditions

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