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Hi Jessica,
Your sentence 'Det er skyet her i Rønne' is correct.
Keep up the good work 👍
Kind regards,
Metha
Team DanishClass101.com
Det er skyet her i Rønne
Hello Timothy,
Cloudy is "skyet" in Danish. To say it is cloudy:
Det er skyet.
Thank you for posting.
Best regards
Jonas
Team DanishClass101.com
how do you say cloudy, I think you forgot to include cloudy in here
Hello Juanita,
Thank you for your reply!
Feel free to let us know if you have any questions. ;)
Sincerely,
Cristiane
Team DanishClass101.com
Thanks for your answer :)
Hej Juanita
Thank you for posting.
Your sentence is correct. When using the pattern, "Det er..." ("It is...") you always follow with a noun or an adjective.
If you use one of the verbs you mentioned, you use the pattern, "Det + [verb]."
"Solskin" and "stormvejr" are nouns. You can also say "solskinsvejr" instead of "solskin." "Solskinsvejr" means "sunny weather" and "stormvejr" means "stormy weather."
Hope this answered your questions.
Thank you!
Amalie
Team DanishClass101.com
Det er skyet!!
Hej Danishclass101,
Is it the fixed pattern when referring to the weather?
Are solskin and stormvejr nouns? Or adjectives? However, regner and blæser are verbs.
If I want to refer "cloudy", can I use "skyet" this adjective?
Mange tak!