400 Danish Words for Everyday Life - Basic Vocabulary #20

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he says some words two different ways, are they both correct? like "huset" for example. one ended with the Danish D that sounds more like an L, and one like regular T

[@user-ry2nq7ng5e]

I think when he articulates you hear the T, men in fast speech it is barely noticeable. Danish phonology is very complex IMO, so it can probably be different way of pronouncing it. In Norwegian, since it is my mother tongue, we pronounce "huset" with a silent T, in rare occasions when we want to articulate or spell the T could be pronounced. I am no expert in Danish, but I think it is somewhat similar with the neuter definite article in Danish (-et)