No. 835 in Danish
sværere
"More difficult."
In a sentence
At forstå matematik bliver sværere, når man når til avancerede emner.
Understanding math becomes more difficult when reaching advanced topics.
Here, 'sværere' ('more difficult') functions as an adjective in the comparative degree, describing how understanding math changes when advanced topics are involved.
Det er sværere for børn at lære grammatik end at tale naturligt.
It's harder for children to learn grammar than to speak naturally.
In this context, 'sværere' serves as a comparative adjective comparing the difficulty between learning grammar and speaking naturally.
Hun syntes opgaven var sværere, end hun havde forventet.
She thought the task was harder than she had expected.
Here, the word 'sværere' is again used in a comparative sense to describe the task in relation to her expectations.
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