No. 93 in Danish
set
The Danish word "set" means "seen" in English.
In a sentence
Jeg har set filmen før.
I have seen the movie before.
'Set' is the past participle of 'at se,' meaning 'to see.' It is used here to indicate a completed action in the past.
Du skal have et godt set af værktøjer.
You need a good set of tools.
'Set' refers to a collection of items, in this case, tools. It functions as a noun.
Han har et unikt sæt af færdigheder.
He has a unique set of skills.
'Sæt,' similar to 'set,' is used to describe a group or collection, specifically of skills. It is a noun in this context.
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