No. 280 in Danish
danskerne
"Danskerne" means "the Danes" (referring to the Danish people).
In a sentence
Danskerne nyder deres hygge om aftenen.
The Danes enjoy their coziness in the evening.
The word 'danskerne' is a definite plural noun referring to the Danish people in general, emphasizing a characteristic often associated with them—valuing 'hygge', which is a Danish concept of comfort.
Vi lærte meget om danskerne i vores tur til København.
We learned much about the Danes during our trip to Copenhagen.
Here, 'danskerne' denotes the collective group of Danish people as a cultural or social entity encountered or studied during the trip.
Danskerne har en stærk cykelkultur i deres byer.
The Danes have a strong cycling culture in their cities.
In this sentence, 'danskerne' highlights the common trait or practice among the people of Denmark regarding their transportation habits.
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