No. 995 in Danish
dollar
The Danish word "dollar" refers to the currency used in countries like the United States, Canada, Australia, and others.
In a sentence
Han købte en souvenir for ti dollars i New York.
He bought a souvenir for ten dollars in New York.
In this sentence, 'dollars' is used as a plural noun representing the American currency used in a transaction.
Prisen er angivet i dollars, selvom man kan betale med euro.
The price is listed in dollars, even though one can pay with euros.
Here, 'dollars' is used to refer to the currency in which the price is specified, showing its specific use in a pricing context.
Den danske krone er stærkere end dollaren i øjeblikket.
The Danish krone is stronger than the dollar at the moment.
In this instance, 'dollaren' is the definite singular form, referring to the US dollar as a single entity in comparison to another currency.
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