▲ 19 r/Danish
When I was doing Duolingo, I saw something wierd.
For mig - for me
Til min far - for my father
Why did 'for' change to 'til'? Duolingo hasn't given me much explanation, and I don't trust AI websites...
I've only done Duolingo for a few months now, so I probably won't understand full danish sentences. If you could, explain it as much as possible in English please :D
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