Questions & Answers about Min serviet falder på gulvet, så hun giver mig en ny.
Because serviet is a common gender noun in Danish: en serviet.
Possessive words change to match the noun:
- min for common gender singular
- mit for neuter singular
- mine for plural
So:
- min serviet = correct
- mit serviet = not correct
That -r is the normal present tense ending in Danish.
So:
- at falde = to fall
falder = falls / is falling
- at give = to give
- giver = gives / is giving
A very important difference from English: Danish verbs do not change according to the subject.
So you get:
- jeg falder
- du falder
- hun falder
- vi falder
The same is true for giver.