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Danish Nouns
Danish nouns have gender, definite endings that attach to the word itself, and several plural patterns. Learn the rules here.
Noun Gender (en / et)
InteractiveEvery Danish noun is either common gender (en) or neuter (et). Learn which article goes with which noun.
Definite Forms
InteractiveDanish doesn't use 'the' — instead, the definite article is added to the end of the noun: hus → huset, bil → bilen.
Plurals
InteractiveDanish has several plural patterns: -er, -e, zero-plural, and vowel changes. Learn the most common ones.