What's the difference between the pronouns "de", "den" and "det"?
I was trying to understand their exact meaning but I need some more help.
1) So, "de" means "they" and it's used while talking about people? E.g.:
De (Åke och Pia) har många böcker.
2) "Den" means also "they". I found this example here:
Den (Affären) har många kunder.
So, does it mean that I should use the pronoun "den" if I mean people in the collective meaning like "they in the company"?
3) What about "det"?