anton
What's the difference?
Between møde and gensyn? Could you give me an example of usage for each one?
22 mag 2013 19:57
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Gensyn (re-seeing): Is a noun describing a situation when you meet someone again.
Commonly used in the expression "På gensyn" = See you (later)
Møde (noun): a meeting:
Præsidenten og statsministeren holdt møde = The President and the Prime minister had a meeting
Møde (verb): to meet
Skal vi mødes i aften? = Do you want to meet up tonight?
23 maggio 2013
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