Danish grammar
The 3 adjective forms (basic, t-form, e-form)
| Unlike English, Danish adjectives change their endings to match the noun they describe. There are only three forms to learn: the basic form, the t-form (for neuter nouns), and the e-form (for plurals and "the" phrases). Once you know the pattern, it becomes automatic. | |
| The logic behind the three forms | |
| Danish adjectives "agree" with their nouns. Think of it as the adjective putting on the right outfit for the situation: | |
| Basic form - for common gender singular (en-words) | |
| en stor hund | a big dog |
| en dyr billet | an expensive ticket |
| Hunden er stor | The dog is big |
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