Nouns & Adjectives

Danish nouns have gender, definite endings, and plural forms. Adjectives change to match. Learn the patterns here.

Every Danish noun is either common gender (en) or neuter (et). Learn which article goes with which noun.

Danish doesn't use 'the' — instead, the definite article is added to the end of the noun: hus → huset, bil → bilen.

Danish has several plural patterns: -er, -e, zero-plural, and vowel changes. Learn the most common ones.

Danish adjectives change form based on the noun's gender, number, and definiteness: stor, stort, store.