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use of definate article

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Term:	use of definate article with nouns.
DA > EN	#456298 by thrashwell (CA), 2009-08-22, 16:15 Spam? ... often the danish noun is given with the definate article ie: "manden" for man. Should this be the standard practice? It is a useful way to remember the gender but may cause confusion (or not?).

Answer:	thrashwell	#459366
	by muhamed (BA/AT), 2009-09-02, 16:58 Spam? ... Hi!! Information on definite forms will be added in a special function soon, and it is also according to the guidelines that the dictionary entry is the most simple form (i.e., in the case of Danish nouns, singular indefinite), so please use this form when making entries. (The gender is indicated by the gender tag alongside the noun!) Thanks, Muhamed

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English-Danish Translation ofuse of definate article

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use of definate article