DANISH: Der er gået kage i den.
DIRECTLY TRANSLATED: There went a cake in it.
WHAT IS MEANS: It broke.
DIRECTLY TRANSLATED: There went a cake in it.
WHAT IS MEANS: It broke.
DANISH: Hun har ben i næsen.
DIRECTLY TRANSLATED: She has legs in her nose.
WHAT IT MEANS: She’s smart.
DIRECTLY TRANSLATED: She has legs in her nose.
WHAT IT MEANS: She’s smart.
DANISH: Han har fået røven på komedie.
DIRECTLY TRANSLATED: He got his ass on comedy.
WHAT IT MEANS: He’s in trouble.
DIRECTLY TRANSLATED: He got his ass on comedy.
WHAT IT MEANS: He’s in trouble.
DANISH: Vi tager benene på nakken.
DIRECTLY TRANSLATED: We take our legs on our neck.
WHAT IT MEANS: We’ll run fast.
DIRECTLY TRANSLATED: We take our legs on our neck.
WHAT IT MEANS: We’ll run fast.
As you can tell, the Danish language makes perfect sense!
1 comments:
Haha, det er virkelig bare et bevis på, hvorfor dansk kan være lidt svært at lære. :p
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