Denmark

People who live in Denmark are Danish, or "dansk". The name for a person living in Denmark is a "dane", or "dansker".

According to Ancient and Heraldic traditions much symbolism is associated with colors. The colors on the Danish flag represent the following: * White - peace and honesty * Red - hardiness, bravery, strength & valour

The Danes are ethnic Scandinavians and their native language is Danish. But the country borders on Germany in the south and German is taught in many schools, so many Danes may be able to understand and speak German to a degree.

the man who rode by in Number The Stars is a real man named King Christian X

Yes, relatively. The distance: 500 kilometers or 300 miles.

The North Sea. To the east is the Baltic Sea.

The head of the Danish government is the prime minister.

The head of Denmark is the monarch, currently a queen, but the royal family has no political power.

pig farming

If you mean land, then besides the state itself, including Jutland, Funen, Zealand, Bornholm, and the small islands, there is the Faroe Islands and Greenland, whom both are autonomous constituent countries.

The flight time is 1 hour, 14 minutes.

To start a war and take over the ghetto of hoodlums and apparels

Marguerite Daisy, Argyranthemum Frutescens, Red Clover and English holly (Forget-me-not)

no, he is not.

Unfortunately, the vikings were not very litterary guys, so little is known about the establishment of a single Danish kingdom. This means that prior to the King 'Gorm the Old' (ruling in the first half of the 10th century, and it's not even 100% certain that he controlled the entire area) there is only incoherent pieces of information about various kings. It is assumed that some of the kings in preceding centuries would have had the country under control in some periods and not at other times. From this 'dark' period there are, however, several prehistorical contructions that lead historians to think that only a central power can have organised the necessary resources for their completion. Examples are the 'Danevirke' (a 15-20 km long earthen wall protecting the southern border) begun in the 7th century, and the Kanhave canal (a 500 m long canal dug through a island to give a defending ship a tactical advantage over attacking fleets) from the 8th century.

Leaving the juridical definitions, it can be pointed out that the inhabitants of what was later definitely called The Kingdom of Denmark, already centuries earlier saw themselves as a people, since early Viking settlements in France (Normady = kingdom of the Norse men) and England can have the word 'Dane' in their names, but never the names of the subdivisions of Denmark, i.e. a Viking from Jutland (=The Danish peninsula) would be called himself a Dane (at least when abroad!) rather than a Jute.

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

A neutral country invaded by the Germans in April 1940.

Typically it's around zero Celsius (32 F), but it can range from -15 C (around 30 F) to +10 C (42 F) during the day. More usually, it ranges from about -2 C to +5 C over the night/day period.

Danish people.

You say "Tak".

A person from Denmark is called a Dane. They are Danish people.

we are in standard english called "danish" or "danes", while we in danish are called "danskere".

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Danes or Danish are people native to Denmark.

Yes

Only one land border versus Germany (68 km).

Sea borders versus Sweden and (via Greenland) Canada

You can read about it here: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/denmark-is-the-worlds-happiest-country--official-410075.html

Certainly not, if you mean the City (=Holland's biggest city). If you, however, refer to the Café and Restaurant, then yes it's located on this address : Cort Adelers Gade 2 in Central Copenhagen. http://www.cafeamsterdam.dk ;-*) -Very illogically, they mostly sell Belgian beer !