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Door in Danish is "dor"
English: Father Danish: Far
Frihed is the Danish word for freedom
"Ja" means 'yes' in Danish.
'Hey' in danish is just: 'Hej' (you pronouce it like 'hi')
That is the correct spelling "danish" (sometimes capitalized) for the type of filled pastry.
Wienerbrod is a danish breakfast snack
Danish is a proper noun when referring to the people, language, or things related to Denmark. It is a common noun when referring to the pastry known as a danish.
The horseisle riddle answer: Danish Warmblood
Here are some examples: She ate a danish for breakfast. He had messy hands from eating a danish. I like danishes. Henry like to eat danishes. Danishes come in many flavors. Would you like to eat a danish? I never tried a danish.
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Lego is a trademark (actually Danish). If you are referring to a set you can just call them "(die) Legos." If you're referring to an individual Lego brick, they are called "(der) Legostein."
A danish is a flat pastry with a spoonful of fruit jelly or cheese in the middle and iced with sugar icing. They are delicious and often served for breakfast, particularly in Continental style breakfasts.
For optimal results, apply 2-3 coats of Danish oil to the surface.
Yes. Refrigerate all cheese.
The eponym Gram stain is capitalized because it is named after the Danish bacteriologist Hans Christian Gram, who developed the staining technique in 1884. Capitalizing the "G" in Gram distinguishes it as a proper noun associated with a specific individual.
You can always use bedstemor but it´s a little formal. The danes usually use mormor (if it is the mother of their mother) or farmor (if it is the mother of their father)Bedstemor