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How do you spell big in Danish?
how do you translate big in danish
Translate How are you in Danish?
"How are you?" - Hvordan har du det? "How are you in Danish?" - Hvordan har du det på dansk?
What is Sarah in Danish?
Sarah in danish is just Sarah You can go to google translate to figure that out! The name Sarah is from the Israeli meaning Lady
What does Hører mean?
Danish word for "Belongs" according to google translate, which can not be correct at times.
How you translate how are you in Danish?
Hvordan har du det? Vor-DAHN HAH doo day
How do you translate 'picture' into various languages?
Danish: billede Hebrew: tmunah (תמונה) Spanish: pintura
What does the Danish word mean?
The Danish word dug, translates into tablecloth, in English. It is a cloth that covers tables during a meal or other occasion where you sit by a table.
What is SV in email?
i think it is "svar" which is "reply" in Danish (from google.com/translate)... since clicking on reply adds "RE" to the subject,,, perhaps "SV" is added when your computer's default language is Danish
How do you say What is your name in Danish?
If you translate it directly it is "Hvad er dit navn" but a native danish speaker would probably use the phrase "Hvad hedder du?"
How can you translate from English to danish?
you can get free swedish traslation from books or if you want do you speak English in swedish it is tarlar du enyelska
How do you translet Danish to English?
To translate Danish to English, you can use online translation tools like Google Translate or dedicated translation apps. Alternatively, you can consult bilingual dictionaries or hire a professional translator for more accurate results, especially for complex texts. It's important to consider context, as idiomatic expressions may not translate directly. Lastly, immersing yourself in both languages through reading and listening can enhance your understanding and translation skills.
What does the word ''Lego'' translate to in English?
The name 'LEGO' is an abbreviation of the two Danish words "leg godt", meaning "play well". (This is confirmed on the Lego website)
