hvormår

The term "hvormår" is a Danish word that translates to "how much" in English. It is an interrogative phrase used to inquire about quantity, amount, or extent. The word is a combination of "hvor" (where, or in this context, how) and "mår" (much or many).

"Hvormår" is typically used in questions that seek specific numerical or quantitative information. For example, one might ask "Hvormår koster denne bog?" which translates to "How much does this book cost?". Another common usage would be "Hvormår gæster kommer til festen?" meaning "How many guests are coming to the party?".

The use of "hvormår" is fundamental in Danish for everyday transactions and social interactions where understanding quantities is essential. It can be applied to both countable nouns (like guests) and uncountable nouns (like money or time). The grammatical structure of the question will dictate whether "mår" refers to "much" or "many." The context usually makes the intended meaning clear. This phrase is a basic component of Danish vocabulary, frequently encountered in spoken and written language.