Connecting vowel I can't get at when I should put a connecting vowel and when I shouldn't. For example: hundevejr (hund + e + vejr) but vejrmelding (vejr + melding)

»At kæmpe« og »at bekæmpe« Hvad er forskalen? Kan du give mig et exempel på brugen dem?

å+æ+ø ordet Hej! Vidste du et ord som bogstaverne å æ ø er brugt samtidigt?

Abridgements Reading lyrics in Danish I often notice that some truncate words appear. For exaple: > Og jeg er ligeglad med hvad regeringer synes vi ska' ku' The fist one is skal but what's the seccond I didn't get for the present. A few more examples: > hvis bare det' os to. > La' os ta' væk jeg ved Why these Abridgements occur? Can you give me more examples? How to decode them?

Dansk musik

Hej med jer! Jeg leder efter musik på dansk. Hvilke kunstnere lytter du? Hvad er i øjeblikket populær i Danmark? Hvilken slags musik kan du forbinder med Danmark?

Negative prefixes There are a few negative prefixes in English that I noticed: un — unbelievable im — improbable in — inaccurate ... what else? Could you prompt me where I can learn more about the rule of correct using these prefixes?

Вы, Ваш, Вам и т.д.

Ребята, изучающие русский язык, писать «вы» с заглавной буквы в 99% случаев неверно. Вы можете написать «вы» с большой только в личной переписке обращаясь к глубоко уважаемому человеку. Совершенно не верно употреблять «вы» с большой в случае, если вы обращаетесь к неопределённому кругу лиц. Например, если вы задаёте вопрос здесь в «Дискуссиях». Подробнее: http://www.gramota.ru/slovari/dic/?word=%E2%FB&all=x

 

People learning Russian! Usage of capitalised «вы» is wrong in 99% of cases. You can use capitalised «вы» only in personal correspondence if you mail to very-very-very respected person, for instance to a president, or a father of your girl(boy)friend :) It's absolutely wrong to use «вы» started with big letter if you apply to undefined group of people, like questions here in “Discussions”. Learn more in Russian: http://www.gramota.ru/slovari/dic/?word=%E2%FB&all=x

Learning Russian by listening to russian music

Hi everyone.

 

If somebody learns Russian and like to listen to russian music I gladly share with you my collection and help you to get translation and meaning of the songs.

 

Also I collect good foreign specimens. Let's share!

Hænge I found two verbs for hænge. One of them marked “tr”, another one as “intr”. First one in past tense is “hængte” another one is “hang”. What's the difference between?