Breakdown of Alt hvad der udnytter vores søgehistorik, er farligt.
være
to be
hvad
what
vores
our / ours
farlig
dangerous
alt
everything / all (neuter, before a noun)
der
who, which (relative, subject)
udnytte
to exploit
søgehistorikken
the search history
Questions & Answers about Alt hvad der udnytter vores søgehistorik, er farligt.
Why do we use alt hvad der here instead of just alt hvad?
We use alt hvad der because the relative pronoun acts as the subject of the relative clause (it is the thing doing the exploiting). If 'everything' were the object of the clause (for example, 'everything that we see'), you would just use alt hvad without der.
Why does farligt end with a -t?
farligt is an adjective describing the pronoun alt (everything). In Danish, alt functions as a neuter concept, so any adjectives modifying it must take the neuter -t ending.
Why is there a comma after søgehistorik?
Danish traditional comma rules require a comma between clauses that have their own subject and verb. The comma here marks the end of the relative clause and the return to the main clause's verb, er.
Does udnytter always have a negative meaning like 'exploits'?
Not necessarily. While it means 'exploits' or 'takes advantage of' in this negative context, udnytte can also mean 'utilize' or 'make good use of' in positive contexts, such as making the most of an opportunity or available space.
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