Definite articles in Danish grammar are used to specify a particular instance of a noun. They are equivalent to the English “the.” In Danish, definite articles are attached to the end of the noun. There are two forms of definite articles: “-en” for common gender nouns (or “-n” after a vowel) and “-et” for neuter gender nouns. Understanding the proper use of these definite articles is essential for Danish language learners to express themselves clearly and correctly.