Questions & Answers about Jeg drikker kaffe, og så læser jeg avisen.
Because og is linking two full main clauses (each has its own subject and verb):
- Jeg drikker kaffe (subject jeg
- verb drikker)
- (og) så læser jeg avisen (subject jeg
- verb læser)
In Danish, it’s standard to put a comma before og when it joins two independent clauses like this.
- verb læser)
Og så commonly means and then / and after that, marking the next step in a sequence.
Using only og would just mean and (simple addition), while og så highlights the order of actions.
Danish main clauses follow the V2 rule (the finite verb is in the second position). When så is placed first, the verb must come next:
- Så læser jeg avisen. (1st: så, 2nd: læser)
So the subject jeg moves after the verb.