if you are far away from a person, you wave and say "hej" or "goddag".
if close you smile and give each other a good handshake, not too loose but don't press too hard - pressing too hard should only be between friends. but pressing too loose can mean that you are gay or very feminine.
You can always say "hej", sounds like "high" in English. "goddag" is more formal. "God at møde dig" = nice to meet you. "Hejsa" is more friendly when approaching kids and old friends.
Smile and we danes will smile back - if not, we are angry, shy, sizing you up, playing a joke on you... :-)
Dansk for "Welcome" er "velkommen" (Translation) danish for Welcome is velkommen
You can say "velkommen hjem" in Danish to mean "welcome home."
Velkommen ti Arkansas welcome to Arkensas
Welcome = Velkommen.
If you're talking about the danish capital city, then it's:"Copenhague"
People in Copenhagen, as well as the rest of Denmark, speak Danish. Danish is the official language of Denmark and is widely spoken throughout the country.
Velkommen til Minneapolis!
a dane or a danish person. We are all from denmark
You mean in Danish, right? Formal : Farvel Informal : Hej hej
Danish. Copenhagen is the capital city of Denmark.
Did you mean "København"?. Because that is the danish word for Copenhagen.
Copenhagen, or København in danish.