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What is the difference between the plural forms, e.g. pennor and pennorna or maskiner / maskinerna?
Sep 8, 2014 7:09 PM
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en penna - a pen pennor - pens pennan - the pen pennorna - the pens en maskin - a machine maskiner - machines maskinen - the machine maskinerna - the machines
September 13, 2014
pennor is the plural, indefinite form of penna and pennorna is the plural, definite form of penna en penna: a pen pennan: the pen pennor: pens pennorna: the pens It is the same to the latter case.
September 9, 2014
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Jonas
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English, German, Swedish
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