Kan noen forklare

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1. Det er vel ikke så mye å forklare her? She = hun, det er jo korrekt

2. Explain what? It is correct. Hun er ei kvinne

3. She = hun

   Female = hunn/kvinne

4. She = hun; that spesific woman (she or her)

   Female = hunn; Something that is a woman, eg a female dog for example or something that

5. Pronouns:

   She/her = hun/henne

   He/him = han/ham

   They/them = hen (gender neutral)

   Specifying gender:

   Hunn = female

   Hann = male

   Example: det var en fin hannkatt = that’s a nice male cat

   Edit: added gender neutral pronouns

6. Jeg anbefaler r/norsk

7. Explain what? It’s just a translation. Do you do this for every word? Wait until you hear about “he”!

8. They are simply two different words altogether, just like she and female are.

9. They’re similar but distinct words.
   She has a cat. – Hun har en katt.
   It is a female. – Det er en hunn.

   For ekstra fun, ‘dog’ is ‘hund’.
   She has a female dog. – Hun har en hunnhund.

10. hun = she. pronoun, third-person

    hunn = female. noun (m)

11. Skal egentlig stå hund.

12. She = hun

    Female = kvinne

    Female author = kvinnelig forfatter

    Female cat = hunnkatt

    Female gender = hunnkjønn/hunkjønn

13. Hunnen har egg, hun kan føde barn. Hannen har sædceller, han kan befrukte egg.

14. There’s “hun” as in she as in “hun har noe” as in “she has something, and then theres “hunn kjønn” as in “female gender”