You don't have a Danish name for James, so you will just say James.
No, "Harral" is not a danish name. A very similar danish name, is the name "Harald".
The Danish name for grandma is "bedstemor."
"My name is" in Danish is mit naven er
to pronounce the danish name bolette, you say (bol)-ay
I don't know if the name is Danish but a lot of boys is named it in Denmark
The girl's name Trisha is a variant of Patricia (Latin) and Tricia (English), and the meaning of Trisha is "noble or patrician". This is not a Danish name.
Sorry, there is no such thing as that name "SHANNON" in danish.
Emily isn't a danish name, but a name very similar to Emily is "Emilie" :)
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No, Pearle is not a Danish last name. It is more commonly seen as a first name or a variant of the last name "Pearl."
Jette is a Danish and Norwegian name derived from the Old Danish name Ætta, meaning "wealthy" or "prosperous." It can also be a short form of the name Henriette in some regions.
Danish gets its name from the originally Austrian bakers who moved to Denmark and were more successful promoting it there