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Lesson 1 - Introduction to Danish

Where are you from?

Where do you live?

Where do you live?


Where do you live?
			Hvor bor du?	Where du you live?
I live with..
			Jeg bor alene	I live alone
			Jeg bor sammen med min familie	I live with my family
			Jeg bor hos mine forældre	I live at my parents
			Jeg bor sammen med min kæreste	I live with my girlfriend/boyfriend	'kæreste' is without gender, meaning 'kæreste' could be either 'boyfriend' or 'girlfriend'
'kæreste' is without gender, meaning 'kæreste' could be either 'boyfriend' or 'girlfriend'
			Jeg bor sammen med nogle venner	I live with some friends
House or flat
			Jeg bor i lejlighed	I live in a flat
			Jeg bor i hus	I live in a house
			Jeg bor på en gård	I live on a farm in the country
City or countryside
			Jeg bor i byen	I live in the city
			Jeg bor lige uden for byen	I live just outside the city
			Jeg bor på landet	I live in the country

Notice you say i byen [lit: in the city] but på landet [lit: on the country].

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