No. 99 in Danish
dansk
"Dansk" means "Danish" in English.
In a sentence
Jeg studerer dansk på universitetet.
I study Danish at the university.
Here, 'dansk' is used as a noun to refer to the Danish language.
Hun er dansk og bor i København.
She is Danish and lives in Copenhagen.
In this sentence, 'dansk' functions as an adjective to describe someone's nationality.
De købte en dansk møbel til deres nye hus.
They bought a Danish piece of furniture for their new house.
Here, 'dansk' is used as an adjective specifying the origin of the furniture.
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