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Når du er færdig med denne lektion kan du:

• Bede om at låne noget
• Låne noget ud til andre
• Sige at det passer
• Sige at det er for stort eller for småt

When you are asked if you want to lend something to someone, you can either give a positive answer

or a negative answer: 

The size must fit:

If you are to say that something is too big or too small, you can say:

Notice the difference:

Notice the difference:

If it is too small, you can ask for a bigger one:

If something is too big, you can say:

Afhængig af tingen bruger du "den," "det," eller "de."

The Danish words "tror" and "synes" differ based on psychological grounds:

Synes: expresses a feeling

Tror: can be put to the test whether the result is true or false 

Tror is used when something can be said objectively or in a neutral way:

Synes expresses a personal opinion:

Denmark is one of the countries in the world with the most bicyclists. During rush hour, you can see big hordes of bicyclists going back and forth to work, parents with children on their way to or from the nursery, etc.

Fortunately, Denmark also has a fantastic infrastructure for bicyclists, including lots of bicycle paths and nice bicycle routes. 

The Danish language has many expressions to describe bicycle types:

Unfortunately, there are many bicycle thefts in Denmark: