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Godmorgen [go'-mor'n]

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Bedstefar,

or

Farfar (if its on the Farthers side of the family)

Morfar (if its on the Mothers Side)

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1. Nangangahulugan ito ng katiyakan sa seguridad at pag-aari ng bansa.Mahalagang mapangalagaan ang pag-aaring ito

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sugar / love / tax

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The Danish way of saying "grandmother" is "bedstemor". But if you are referring to a mothers mum, you can say "mormor" or if you are referring to a fathers mum, you say "farmor"

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It means 'no'. Isn't that a little obvious? ;)

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Store

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c*ck :-)

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Pas på dig selv (like take care of yourself)

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Bedste ønsker

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It's actually also called Jokes in danish. Jokes is the mostly used term, or you can take the more complicated: Vittigheder. But I would say jokes :)

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Start with a normal "st" sound in english. The "en" is pronounced almost like the english "in" but with more emphasis on the "i". The "h" is just like an english "h". "Øj" is pronounced like a liverpool-british "I" (as in the subject pronoun).

St·iin·h·oej

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"Tak" is the danish for thank you. "mange tak" means thank you very much.

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mor

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Søster.

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Hav det godt...

or:

Pas på dig selv.

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Alf

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Jeg vil spille.

[yai' ve'l spillé]

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Jeg keder mig.

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Ja, du har ret.

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frokost

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Gud velsigne

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Gud velsigne

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Ha' en god tur