"Kalle Kaki" is Swedish for "Johnny Kiwi," and it is a playful term often used to refer to a kiwi fruit in a lighthearted way. The phrase can also be used to describe someone who is perceived as quirky or eccentric. It's a playful combination of a common name and a fruit, reflecting a whimsical aspect of Swedish language and culture.
It's a name! Often a nickname for Karl. But now I guess "Kalle" is referring to Kalle Anka which is Donald Duck :)
"Kalle" is a name, typically a form of the name 'Karl'. The most famous "Kalle" in Sweden is really American. 'Kalle Anka' = Donald Duck.
Names as a rule aren't translated, but follow the bearer wherever (s)he goes. Someone named Kalle would expect to be called Kalle even in an English speaking country. If you insist, you could translate it to Charlie, as Charles has the same origin as Karl, which is the base version of Kalle.
Sang means (blood) Sush kaki came up the same on the translator
Kaki has written: 'Kaki'
Grey Dagger was created in 2011 by Kalle Gustafsson, a Swedish photographer and director.
A large Reddish orange fruit tree found in Japan.
"Am" as in "I am" is "är" in Swedish.
Diospyros kaki was created in 1780.
Kaki
Du means you in Swedish.
It means Mr in Swedish.