She is a God.
The Danish word for "ghost" is "spøgelse." It is often used in literature and folklore to refer to apparitions or spirits of the deceased. The term reflects a rich tradition of ghost stories in Danish culture.
Its a Danish (Denmark) tradition
Apparently it means "guarantee" or "warranty" in Danish, according to Wikipedia. But in German it means "to borrow".
Danish people can be called Jim too - there is no Danish version of the word. According to Danmarks Statistik, there's 1480 people in Denmark named Jim as of 2018.
Yes, you can baptize your child according to your faith tradition.
according to me tradition is an obstacle to progress
Almost 9,000 people living in Australia were born in Denmark, according to the 2006 census. Another 50,000 have Danish blood.
Around 700, according to the Danish yellow pages.
A Danish Christmas tradition is the popular Julefrokost which translates to Christmas office party. Employees meet at Christmastime to eat, drink and party! The Julefrokost is a sort of food marathon and lasts for over six hours. It sounds like fun.
Almost 9,000 people living in Australia were born in Denmark, according to the 2006 census. Another 50,000 have Danish blood.
Danish word for "Belongs" according to google translate, which can not be correct at times.