No. 28 in Danish
to
The Danish word "to" means "two" in English.
In a sentence
Jeg tog to æbler fra køleskabet.
I took two apples from the fridge.
In this sentence, 'to' refers to the number two (2), indicating a quantity of apples.
Hun kan godt lide at lytte til musik om aftenen.
She likes to listen to music in the evening.
Here, 'to' is part of the infinitive marker 'at' (to listen - lytte). The complete word 'at' marks the action in its base form.
De rejser til Paris i næste måned.
They are traveling to Paris next month.
In this context, 'to' translates to 'til', indicating direction or destination to a place, Paris in this sentence.
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