No. 411 in Danish
weekend
The Danish word "weekend" means "weekend" in English, referring to Saturday and Sunday.
In a sentence
Jeg glæder mig til weekenden.
I'm looking forward to the weekend.
Here, 'weekenden' represents the approaching weekend period from Friday evening to Sunday night.
I weekenden skal vi besøge bedstemor.
This weekend we are going to visit Grandma.
In this sentence, 'i weekenden' specifies an activity planned during the upcoming weekend.
Hvordan var din weekend?
How was your weekend?
The usage of 'din weekend' shows the speaker inquiring about the listener's past experiences during the previous weekend.
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