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How is the leader of Norway?
Very well, thank you!
How was the Norway's Fjords?
Very well, thank you!
How do you say thank you in Norway?
tusen takk or takk skal du ha.
Who donated Christmas tree to travalgar square London?
Norway. Started shortly after WW2 as thank you for Britain's help.
Which country gives the UK a Christmas tree that is put up in Trafalgar Square every year?
The country is Norway, and the reason is a 'thank you' form the people of Norway to the people of Great Brittan for the help and support given to the people of Norway during the second world war. There is a great affinity and friendship between British people and Norwegian people, apart from which, the Norwegian woods have some awesome Christmas tree specimens.
Norway as a international actor?
Peacebuilding! Economical investor! UN daligate for Afghanistan ect... Member of the UN, NATO - and thank god not - EU!
What does tusen takk mean in the language of Norway?
"Tusen takk kjære venn" means "thank you dear friend". It's a statement, not a question, and doesn't have a general answer or response.
Why does Normandy give the united kingdom a Christmas tree?
It's Norway that gives the UK a Christmas Tree every year as a thank you for help received during World War 2
What European country is famous for its fiord's?
The coast of Norway ( which is just Norway.)
Which 2 countries are located on the Scandinavian Peninsula?
Norway and Sweden, plus the northern part of Finland.
Londons trafalgar square Christmas tree is traditionally given by which country?
Christmas ceremony There has been a Christmas ceremony every year since 1947. A Norway Spruce (or sometimes a Fir) is given by Norway's capital Oslo and presented as London's Christmas Tree, as a token of gratitude for Britain's support during World War II http://www.answers.com/topic/trafalgar-square?method=26&initiator=WANS#Christmas_ceremony
How do you say thank you very much in Norway?
Thank you: - Short informal version: "Takk" (thanks) -Slightly more formal version: "Takk skal du ha" (Thank you) (direct translation: Thanks shall you have) - No more formal (but just as valid as) "takk skal du ha": "Tusen takk!" (direct translation: A thousand thanks! (to you).)
