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Questions & Answers about Jeg bruger indsigelsesblanketten, så længe indsigelsesfristen stadig gælder.
Because Danish normally writes compound nouns as one word, where English often uses two or more words.
So:
- indsigelse = objection / appeal
- blanket = form
- indsigelsesblanket = objection form
- indsigelsesblanketten = the objection form
The same thing happens in:
- indsigelsesfrist = objection deadline
- indsigelsesfristen = the objection deadline
This is very normal in Danish, even when the word looks long to an English speaker.
The ending -en is the definite article attached to the noun. In English, this is usually expressed with the.
So:
- en blanket = a form
- blanketten = the form
And in the compound:
- indsigelsesblanket = objection form
- indsigelsesblanketten = the objection form
Danish often puts the at the end of the noun instead of using a separate word.