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What is it?

Demonstratives are those little words that indicate which object(s) the speaker is talking about, e.g. this book is good and that book is bad

Da
En
denthat
pron en sing
detthat
pron et sing
dennethis
gram
close to speaker
dettethis
gram
close to speaker
dethose
pron plur
dissethese
gram
close to speaker
sådansuch
pron sing
sådannesuch
pron plur
beggeboth
pron plur

Notice that the demonstrative pronouns den, det, denne and dette are noun class determiners (they change according to the noun). For example, you'ld say det hus and den bil because of et hus and en bil.

Examples
Da
En
Close to speaker (et)
Dette hus er lilleThis house is little
Det her hus er lilleThis house here is little
Away from speaker
Men det hus er stortBut that house is big
Men det der hus er stortBut that house there is big
Close to speaker (en)
Denne bil er rødThis car is red
Den her bil er rødThis car here is red
Away from speaker
Og den bil er blåAnd that car is blue
Og den der bil er blåAnd that car there is blue
Plural
Begge huse er rødeBoth houses are red
Sådanne biler er dyreSuch cars are expensive
Close to speaker
Disse briller er i stykkerThese glasses are broken
De her briller er i stykkerThese glasses here are broken
Away from speaker
Men de briller er ikkeBut those glasses aren't
Men de der briller er ikkeBut those glasses aren't