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29 Dec 2014
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Jeg kan ikke høre hvad du siger.
Jeg kan ikke høre hvad siger du.
Which of the sentences above are correct and are they both the same?
Jeg kan ikke høre hvad du siger.
Jeg kan ikke høre hvad siger du.
Which of the sentences above are correct and are they both the same?
Jeg kan ikke høre hvad siger du.
Which of the sentences above are correct and are they both the same?
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- Danish
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- English (US) Near fluent
The second one is the same as saying:"I can't hear what say you?" But of course you can say:"hvad siger du?" As in "what are you saying". :)
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