Difference between revisions of "Swedish and Danish"
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:(sv) '''Det''' kommer en bil |
:(sv) '''Det''' kommer en bil |
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:(da) '''Der''' kommer en bil |
:(da) '''Der''' kommer en bil |
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| + | * LUNDIN AKESSON Katarina (2003) "Constructions with låta, LET, reflexives and passive-s: a comment on some differences, similarities and related phenomena". ''Working papers in Scandinavian syntax'' ISSN 1100-097X |
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Revision as of 07:42, 10 April 2008
Comparisons
Swedish keeps the verb together with a conjoined adverbial particle, where Danish separates them.
- (sv) Vill du köra in bilen
- (da) Vil du køre bilen ind
Swedish can use "det" as an equivalent to the English "there", where Danish prefers "der",
- (sv) Det kommer en bil
- (da) Der kommer en bil
Further reading
- LUNDIN AKESSON Katarina (2003) "Constructions with låta, LET, reflexives and passive-s: a comment on some differences, similarities and related phenomena". Working papers in Scandinavian syntax ISSN 1100-097X
