danish
ডেনমার্কের
definition
noun
During the centuries-long union with Denmark, Norwegians accepted Danish as their written language.
the North Germanic language of Denmark, which is also the official language of Greenland and the Faroe Islands.
The TEU was rejected by the Danish following a referendum in 1992 and was only accepted in 1993 following major concessions.
the people of Denmark.
adjective
We are a Danish company and in Denmark there are duties on bags and in Germany also, so we are used to it.
of or relating to Denmark or its people or language.
translation of 'danish'
noun
ডেনমার্কের অধিবাসী
adjective
ডেনমার্কের
example
What the 'Danish' , who have become heavily dependent on wind generators, have found is that the wind sometimes does not blow.
The country's official language is 'Danish' , but many Danes, especially the young, also speak English and German.
Madame sipped her coffee, a tad lukewarm, and nibbled at the 'Danish' .
If one becomes reliant on windmills, as the 'Danish' have found out, one then has to have backup thermal stations for when the wind is not blowing.
The dividing line between the languages we call Swedish, Norwegian, and 'Danish' is linguistically arbitrary but politically and culturally relevant.
a 'Danish' book
‘The 'Danish' really couldn't do enough for us - especially once they found out we were Tasmanian,’ SSgt Schmidt said.
The TEU was rejected by the 'Danish' following a referendum in 1992 and was only accepted in 1993 following major concessions.
Karl Skaarup's visit to Orkney is believed to be the first trip outside Denmark and a 'Danish' film crew will follow him to the festival.
Two weeks ago, Vinci's representatives visited Bulgaria and had talks with the relevant institutions to decide whether to appeal against the choice of the 'Danish' candidate.
I lived with a 'Danish' family, while attending high school in Denmark.
Denmark's representative at the meeting of ministers is compelled to ask for the change because of a vote by the 'Danish' Parliament's EU committee that came out in favour of seeking to reopen discussions.
Language is a unifying factor, as 'Danish' , Norwegian, and Swedish are mutually intelligible languages.
While all the people speak Icelandic, most also speak 'Danish' and English.
Over the next decade, more skirmishes ensued between the Dutch, the Efutu chief, and the 'Danish' .
The U.S. and 'Danish' governments built the villagers contemporary prefabricated houses - small red, green, blue, and purple chalets.
We had breakfast on the bus which consisted of a breakfast bar, juice, fruit, and a 'Danish' .
she speaks 'Danish'
he's 'Danish'
The difference between us and the Danish was the fact that the 'Danish' admitted that the problems where their fault, the French wouldn't admit to their even being a problem.
Donaldson becomes Crown Princess Mary, a 'Danish' citizen and member of Denmark's State Lutheran Church.
For £2 you could have coffee and a 'Danish' or tea and a scone with jam and cream.
Instead of following in his father's footsteps he joined the army at the age of 17 and saw some action against the 'Danish' .
Two are run by Americans and one by the Dutch, 'Danish' and Norwegians - the so-called Viking contingent.
Carrera Andrade appeared in other anthologies on the European continent, including anthologies in 'Danish' , French, and German.
a 'Danish' word
Faroese are fluent in 'Danish' and increasingly in English.
Whereas Ibsen wrote in virtual 'Danish' , a distinguished literature emerged in the new language at the turn of the nineteenth century.
Meanwhile, translations into Norwegian had become a reality, or rather two, as the country's language moved further away from 'Danish' and itself split into two official languages.
Swedish is a North Germanic language, related to Norwegian, 'Danish' , and German.
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