No. 463 in Danish
barn
The Danish word "barn" means "child" in English.
In a sentence
Barnet leger udenfor i haven.
The child is playing outside in the garden.
Here, 'barnet' refers to 'the child' as a singular noun with a definite article.
Jeg havde ikke et let barn, men vi klarede det.
I didn't have an easy child, but we managed.
In this sentence, 'barn' functions as an indefinite singular noun, referring to a child.
Hun har to børn, der begge går i skole.
She has two children who both attend school.
The word 'barn' here is in its plural form 'børn', used to refer to multiple children.
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