What do you call Marshmallow in your native language?
What do you call Marshmallow in your native language?
In German it's Mäusespeck = Mouse Bacon
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In Danish it's skumfidus which means foam thingie.
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Literally “foam thingie”? I love that!
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Am danish can confirm, it translates to "foam thingy". Never actually thought about it before lol, though a fun name indeed
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What do you call the sponge you use to clean dishes?
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Skuresvamp, which translates to scrubbing sponge.
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Let me blow your mind: Danes don’t use a sponge for washing up. They would consider it very unhygienic and the traditional Anglo-Saxon washing up sponge as something you’d use to clean the toilet with.
Instead they use a brush on a sort of angled stick.
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Hey! I'm danish, and I use a sponge!!! :)
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Whaaaaaaaaa?????
I’ve literally never seen any Danes do that. Whereabouts in Denmark are you, if you don’t mind me asking?
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Copenhagen
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There's an imposter among us.
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Danes love these explicit names. Poultry is “fjerkræ”. Literally beaked beasts.
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Im sorry to correct you, but beaked beast translates to næbdyr, which is a creature of itself... typically accompanied by two creative boys, with oddly shaped heads, called phineas ans ferb.
The translation of fjerkræ is probably closer to feathered beast
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Hey, hvor er Perry?
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Er seriøst ved ar være for længe siden jeg sidst så det
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