The danish alphabet = Det danske alfabet.
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZÆØÅ
The Danish alphabet is similar to the English alphabet, with the addition of special characters such as Γ¦, ΓΈ, and Γ₯. The Danish alphabet consists of 29 letters in total.
In Danish, black is translated as "sort."
You can say hei (hi) or hallo. Very similar to English. I am not a native speaker in danish but I come from Norway and the languages are very similar.
Peace can be translated into Ogham as "athchomarc."
In Danish, "Spencer" can be translated as "butler" or "kammerherre," which refers to a servant or employee in a household responsible for managing the household staff, overseeing guests, and coordinating tasks within the household.
To put it simply.... Yes. Alphabet (French) is translated to English as the same word (alphabet). However along with all French word's.. there is different pronunciation. Alphabet in France is pronounced. "alpha-be". As you notice, you leave out the "t" (French people have to be complicated, :LL).
"My name is" in Danish is mit naven er
Danish = دنماركية (female) or دنماركي (male)
There is only one English alphabet, and it cannot be translated into the Japanese alphabet because there is no such thing as a Japanese alphabet. Japanese uses syllabaries and picture-symbols in its writing.
a dane or a danish person. We are all from denmark
You can get a new keyboard or have yours replaced.
Buchstabe = letter (of the alphabet)
They use the same alphabet.
The term of "nitten" is a Danish term. This Danish term, when it is translated into the English language means "nineteen" which in English is a number.
Directly translated it's "Hvad helvede?" but a native danish speaker would probably use the phrase "Hvad fanden?"
ワーロック Waarokku.
a b c d e...all
The Aztec writing system used logograms and glyphs, not an alphabet like the Latin script. However, there are symbols representing various sounds in Nahuatl, the Aztec language, that can be used to write English words, but it's not a direct translation of the English alphabet into the Aztec writing system.