English Sentence:
Words used:
My daughter came home from school crying today. "What happened?" I asked her.
Danish Translation:Min datter kom grædende hjem fra skole i dag. "Hvad er der sket?", spurgte jeg hende.
Listen to Danish Sentence (Sign Up necessary):Words used:
| min 1. my 2. mine Here: my [Show Details] |
| en datter (SD: datteren, PI: døtre, PD: døtrene) daughter [Show Details] |
| komme 1. to come 2. to arrive 3. to get Here: to come [Show Details] |
| græde to cry, to weep Here: to cry, to weep, to shed tears [Show Details] |
| et hjem (SD: hjemmet, PI: hjem, PD: hjemmene) home [Show Details] |
| fra from, of, since, out of Here: from [Show Details] |
| en skole (SD: skolen, PI: skoler, PD: skolerne) school [Show Details] |
| i dag today [Show Details] |
| hvad what [Show Details] |
| er 1. am 2. are 3. is Here: is [Show Details] |
| der 1. there 2. who, whom 3. which, that Here: there [Show Details] |
| ske to happen, to occur, to take place Here: to happen, to occur, to succeed, to take place [Show Details] |
| spørge to ask [Show Details] |
| jeg I [Show Details] |
| hende her [Show Details] |
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