Danish grammar

Long and short adverbs of place

Many Danish place adverbs come in two shapes. The short form marks movement to/from a place; the long form marks location at a place. Mastering the pair tells your listener whether there is motion or not.
Examples: ind/inde, ud/ude, op/oppe, ned/nede, hjem/hjemme, hen/henne - and with pointers: herhen/herhenne, derhen/derhenne, hvorhen/hvorhenne.

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