This is the 628th most frequent Danish word.
a
The Danish word "å" means "stream" or "small river" in English.
In this sentence, 'en' is used as an indefinite article, similar to 'a' in English, indicating that the 'cat' referred to is not specific.
Jeg har en kat.
I have a cat.
Here, 'en' functions again as an indefinite article to introduce an unspecified 'friend'.
En ven kom på besøg i går.
A friend came to visit yesterday.
In this example, 'en' serves as an indefinite article before 'måde', meaning 'a way' in English. It generalizes the concept.