Usages of den
Jeg ser katten, og den er sulten.
I see the cat, and it is hungry.
Jeg ser hunden, og den ser glad ud.
I see the dog, and it looks happy.
Hun ser katten, og den ser stor ud.
She sees the cat, and it looks big.
Jeg kigger på hunden, og den kigger på mig.
I look at the dog, and it looks at me.
Blomsten lugter dejligt, og jeg har sat den i mit køkken.
The flower smells lovely, and I have placed it in my kitchen.
Jeg vil tage et billede af uglen, hvis den stadig er der i morgen.
I will take a picture of the owl if it is still there tomorrow.
Jeg ser katten, hvis den er i haven.
I see the cat if it is in the garden.
Jeg ser månen, og den er stadig smuk.
I see the moon, and it is still beautiful.
Jeg ser månen, og den lyser smukt i natten.
I see the moon, and it shines beautifully in the night.
Månen overrasker mig, når den lyser smukt om aftenen.
The moon surprises me when it shines beautifully in the evening.
Hunden slikker sig, når den er beskidt.
The dog licks itself when it is dirty.
Paraplyen er tung, men den holder mig tør.
The umbrella is heavy, but it keeps me dry.
Min taske er tung, fordi jeg har mange bøger i den.
My bag is heavy because I have many books in it.
Begivenheden overrasker mig, når den sker om aftenen.
The event surprises me when it happens in the evening.
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