Vi sår frø i haven om foråret.

We sow seeds in the garden in the spring.

Breakdown of Vi sår frø i haven om foråret.

• i: in
• haven: the garden
• vi: we
• om: in

Questions & Answers about Vi sår frø i haven om foråret.

What does each word in Vi sår frø i haven om foråret do?

Here is a word-by-word breakdown:

• vi = we
• sår = sow / are sowing
• frø = seed or seeds
• i = in
• haven = the garden
• om foråret = in spring / during springtime

So the structure is:

• Vi = subject
• sår = verb
• frø = object
• i haven = place
• om foråret = time

Danish often puts things together in a very straightforward way in simple sentences like this.

Why is it sår and not så?

Så is the infinitive, meaning to sow.

Sår is the present tense form, so it means sow or are sowing.

Examples:

• at så = to sow
• vi sår = we sow
• de sår = they sow

So in a full sentence, Danish needs the finite verb form, which is why you get sår.

Do Danish verbs change depending on the subject, like English I sow / he sows?