how do you say a person from denmark? dutch? danish?
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Usually you'd say: "I'm Danish" / "I'm from Denmark", "He's Danish" / "He's from Denmark", "She's Danish" / "She's from Denmark"\n\nBy the way Denmark has its own variety of Danish pastry called wienerbrød.\n\nHope this helps.
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learn to speak dutch...
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I would say German, like Hans Gruber from Die Hard.
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Should be MikDonald.  It is of Scots-Irish origin, so you need to throw the little accent in there as well.
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Vikings (Leif Ericsson) from Norway or something. Scandanavia, probably.
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paix french\npeace italian\npaz spanish\nvrede dutch\nειρήνη greek (try to read it:P)
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Depends on the context. If you intend to address somebody, you should say:\n\n'Dorogoy'  (man)   \n'Dorogaya' (woman) \n\nNormally the name of the person in question will follow.\nFor example:\n\n'Dorogoy Ivan'     \n'Dorogaya Yelena'\n\nIf you do not know the name or you are talking to someone you are closely acquainted with it is possible to add "me"\n \n'Dorogoy moy'     \n'Dorogaya moya'
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Shaggy..... \n\nVELVA  \nGender: Female \nRoot:  VELVET\n \nOrigin: French \nMeaning: Shaggy
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what  is he or she from?
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The website called bable fish its NOT acurate !!!\n\nI am Dutch and the above is a mess.......... ;-)\n\n\nTranslation:\n\nHave you settled in your new house? Too bad, I have, nice appartment. Dave is doing fine, we talk quite a lot, I do miss him and maybe we will get together again but need to find my peace first. I think it's too bad that he thinks I have already found some one. Ah well, I know better. And you and Mararteen? Will you soon come and see me? Let me know! When will you fly again?\n\n(I think the name Mararten is a misspelling of the Dutch name Maarten)
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Hi. I was born in Holland. Now living in Australia. And loving it. I do not call myself Dutch as I became an Australian citizen in 1964. I'm an Aussie.
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Dutch - regenboog\nFrench - arc-en-ciel\nGreek - ouράνιο τόξο\nItalian - arcobaleno\nJapanese - niji\nPortuguese - acro-iris\nRussian - радуга\nFilipino - Bahag Hari\nSpanish - acro iris\nHawaiian - anuenue\nBulgarian - Дъга\nTurkish - Gökkusagi\nPolish - tęcza\nMacedonian - vinozito\nHindi - indradhanush\nWelsh - enfys\nIrish - tuar ceatha\nKorean - Mujike\nChinese - caihong\nHebrew - קשת \n\nI dont' any more
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(The answer above is not correct)\n\nIt's Danish, and means "it sounds just nice".\n\nDet = It, that\nlyder = sounds (vb)\nbare = just\nhyggeligt = nice, pleasant, cosy (etc)
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1) Norwegian\nYellow\nWater\nDunhill\nCats\n\n2) Dane\nBlue\nTea\nBlends\nHorses\n\n3) Brit\nRed\nMilk\nPall Mall\nBirds\n\n4) German\nGreen\nCoffee \nPrince\nFISH - Now you've added that to the info.\n\n5) Swede\nWhite\nBeer\nBlue Master\nDogs\n\nEDIT: Seeing as I was the 1st to get it right I hope you're going to give me the best answer points.
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it is dutch in a sort of way, actually it is more or less phonetic flemish, saying "merci, pretty thank you, for your mail, if i have time i will send you a reply through the digital cable, zee anzwer gums vrom (email adress)
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I think this may be Danish. Perhaps you could delete the question and re-post it, this time appealing to Danish speakers? \n\nFor example: Could Danish speakers tell me what this sentence means? \n\nThen copy the sentence itself in the 'details' textbox. Inlcude as much surrounding text as you can (such as the preceding and the following sentences, if you have them). Also, be very careful not to misspell any words and not to drop any. This can make the text very difficult, if not impossible to translate.\n\nJust a suggestion...
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Dutch:  Godin\nGerman:  Göttin\nGreek:  Θεά\nSpanish:  Diosa\nFrench:  Déesse\nArabic:  Al-lat (I think)