Ses vi i morgen?
This is from the verb "at se" but why does it become "ses"?

Shouldn't it be "ser vi i morgen?"

thanks!

Question

Ses vi i morgen?
This is from the verb "at se"  but why does it become "ses"?

Shouldn't it be "ser vi i morgen?"

thanks!

Answer

Vi ses!   We'll see each other.   (Vi ser!   We'll see!)

Similar phrases/clauses:
De mødes på gaden.  They meet (each other) in the street.
De slås. They are fighting (litt.: they hit each other)
De kyssedes. (old form) They kissed each other. (De kyssede hinanden)

Answer

Hi Chris
In danish 'at ses' is used similar to 'see each other' in english. If you put it as 'ser vi i morgen' it would suggest that you are talking about litterally seeing something, ie. 'are we watching birds tomorrow?'.

Does this making things clearer?

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Yes!  But what tense is "ses"?  is the "s" a suffix that we add on that means "each other"?

Answer

You ask: Shouldn't it be "ser vi i morgen?" 
Ses vi i morgen? = Ser vi hinanden i morgen?

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