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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... :-)

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13y ago
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15y ago

You say: "Hvordan går det?" or "Hvordan har du det?"

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15y ago

Hej. It is articulated the same way as 'hi'

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14y ago

Hi!

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"Hej fra Danmark"!

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13y ago

Dansk

"Jeg er dansk." Yes, the word "Danish" is spelled with a lowercase in Danish - all languages and weekdays are spelled starting with a lowercase.

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16y ago

You say "velkommen til Danmark"

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13y ago

Velkommen til København

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10y ago

danish greeting

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11y ago

Hello everybody = Hej allesammen

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