1) Short adjectives
stor → større → størst
lille → mindre → mindst
god → bedre → bedst
billig → billigere → billigst
lille → mindre → mindst
god → bedre → bedst
billig → billigere → billigst
A2 Course · Lesson 6
Comparatives & Superlatives
Compare people, places, and things in Danish
Goal: Use -ere / -est and mere/mest, plus end, to compare.
Practice first
Practice Now
Comparatives, superlatives, and end
Learn comparison words, then build {a} er {adj} end {b}.
1. Comparison forms
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Tap each form.
2. Full comparisons
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Hear end in real sentences.
3. Superlative chunks
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the best / the biggest.
4. Build a comparison
A er [comparative] end B.
… er … end ….
Example: København er større end Odense.
Sentence order
Put the words in order
Sentence 1 / 7Correct: 0
Tap the Danish words in the correct order.
English
Copenhagen is bigger than Odense.
Your sentence
Tap the words below
Tap the words below
Review lesson
A2 · Lesson 6 — read after you practice.
2) mere / mest
Longer adjectives often take mere / mest:
mere interessant
mest spændende
mere interessant
mest spændende
3) Patterns
København er større end Odense.
Det er den bedste film.
Min lejlighed er mindre end dit hus.
end = than.
Det er den bedste film.
Min lejlighed er mindre end dit hus.
end = than.
Speaking tasks
Say these out loud. Use Listen when you want a model.
Two cities or rooms
X er større / mindre / billigere end Y.
The best
Det er den bedste … (film, restaurant, bog).
Ask
Hvad er bedre — te eller kaffe?
Lesson complete
Compare two real things before lesson 7 (modals).