Equal Comparisons
To express that two things are equal, use the structure lige så ... som ("as ... as"). Place the adjective between the two phrases.
| The tablet is as expensive as the computer. | Tabletten er lige så dyr som computeren. |
| A smart camera is as complicated as a computer. | Et smart kamera er lige så kompliceret som en computer. |
Questions and Negations
To ask if two things are equal, use normal question word order. The lige så ... som structure stays the same.
| Is her battery as bad as his? | Er hendes batteri lige så dårligt som hans? |
To state that two things are not equal, place ikke before the comparison.
| Why is the cable not as cheap as the mouse? | Hvorfor er kablet ikke lige så billigt som musen? |
Comparing Situations
You can also use lige så ... som to compare things across different times or places.
| The technology ought to be as fast as before. | Teknologien bør være lige så hurtig som før. |
| The connection in the forest is as bad as on the mountain. | Forbindelsen i skoven er lige så dårlig som på bjerget. |
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