Danish

The English phrase ‘toilet’ is toilet in Danish. toilet refers to a fixture used for urination and defecation.

To ask “where is the toilet?” in Danish, use Hvor er toilettet?

Nyhavn is the Danish name for a famous 17th-century waterfront district and canal located in Copenhagen, Denmark.

The English word moon is måne in Danish. måne is a common-gender noun used to refer to the natural satellite of planet Earth.

In Danish, the English word “the” is expressed by den. den is used as the definite article for nouns belonging to the common gender.

The English phrase “my love” is translated into Danish as min skat.

The English phrase “wow” can be translated into Danish as wow.

The English word ‘rutabaga’ is kålroe in Danish. kålroe refers to the edible root vegetable known as a rutabaga.

The English word ‘wind’ (referring to the movement of air) is vind in Danish. The primary word for the movement of air is vind.

Congratulations in Danish is tillykke. The word tillykke is used both as a standalone exclamation and as a noun in more complex sentences.