Danish to English

'How are you, my friend?' may be 'Hvordan går det, min ven?' in Danish. However, this could sound a bit strange to a Danish speaker. Your best bet would be to just ask 'Hvordan går det?' or add 'Hej min ven.' before 'Hvordan går det?'

David is spelled the same in Danish and English.

An ungdomsskole (literally: "youth school") is an educational facility for young people aged 14-18 years, offering them additional skills training outside normal school hours.

The language is Danish. It would be "alluu" or "unuunujoq".

It's pronounced the same as in English.

"Ja" means 'yes' in Danish.

Kære. It's pronounced Ka-ruh, but you have to roll on the 'r'.

grandparent =bedsteforælder

grandparents = bedsteforældre

granny = bedste

grandma = bedstemor

grandpa = bedstefar

father's father = farfar

mother's mother = mormor

mother's father = morfar

fathers' mother = farmor

"Dear John" in Danish is Kære john

The Danish word for road is vej.

If you're thinking of the name it's just Paul.

Kærlighed

"Hvor er toilettet?"

Hvid is the Danish word for white.

Love you = Elsker dig.

Frihed is the Danish word for freedom

Gud velsigne

Kilde. But you don't say the 'd' in the word, so it's pronounced "kille".

well you say it like this : bedstemor

If it's 'skønne' you mean, then it means beautiful, lovely or something like that

Hvordan går det