No. 980 in Danish
street
The Danish word "street" translates to "gade" in English.
In a sentence
Gaden var fuld af mennesker.
The street was full of people.
In this sentence, the word 'gaden' refers to a street as a defined physical area in a city where people might gather or move.
Vi gik ned ad gaden og så mange butikker.
We walked down the street and saw many shops.
Here, 'gaden' is used to specify the street's role as a pathway taken during a walk.
Der var en hyggelig bagerforretning på den anden side af gaden.
There was a cozy bakery on the other side of the street.
In this example, 'gaden' indicates a specific street being referenced for orientation or location.
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