There is no equivalent word for 'thank you' in the Danish language.
I'm afraid that you are wrong on that one mate. There is an equivalent word for "thank you" in the Danish language. "Tak" means "thank you" in danish. They don't have an equivalent word for "please".
So unleash your worldly knowledge upon your fellow DS-ers & tell us something most of us didn't know,be it trivial or enlightening.
I'll start off with
"Dreamt" is the only English word that ends in the letters "mt."
The phrase "someone is walking over my grave", used in response to a sudden shiver, derives from medieval folklore that a sudden cold sensation was caused by somebody walking over the spot where one's grave would eventually lie.
I'm afraid that you are wrong on that one mate. There is an equivalent word for "thank you" in the Danish language. "Tak" means "thank you" in danish. They don't have an equivalent word for "please".
Oops, I'll go soil myself!
I should have known that, watching endless episodes of The Killing...:o
The winged statue on top the Shaftesbury Monument Memorial Fountain in Piccadilly Circus was intended to be that of the Greek god "Anteros", and not "Eros"....or "The Angel of Christian Charity". http://old.qi.com/talk/viewtopic.php?p=42145
Although rare, it is possible for two parents with blue eyes to have a biological child/children with brown eyes....eye colour is not a simple genetic recessive/dominant trait....a complex interaction of multiple genes and multiple variants of these genes determine eye colour....almost any parent-child combination of eye colour can occur. http://www.imb.uq.edu.au/the-eyes-have-it-on-multiple-gene-question
You can't lick your elbow. Not only is this an interesting fact, but it is interesting that it is so interesting. Why would people be so taken-aback by that, but they are. Anyone reading this will try and lick their elbow - thus investigating whether this is a true fact or not. Other bits of trivial fact will not result in the person hearing about it going ahead and trying to prove or disprove whether it is correct with such eagerness. So the fact this is such an interesting fact is as interesting as the fact you can't do it. (you just tried to lick your elbow didn't you...)
The coat wore by Professor Marvel in The Wizard of Oz was once owned by L.Frank Baum who was the author of The Oz books
It wasn't purposely done but they just needed an old coat and found one in a second hand shop it was perfect but during filming they found the name tag inside it and when they looked into it they found it really did belong to L.Frank Baum
You can't lick your elbow. Not only is this an interesting fact, but it is interesting that it is so interesting. Why would people be so taken-aback by that, but they are. Anyone reading this will try and lick their elbow - thus investigating whether this is a true fact or not. Other bits of trivial fact will not result in the person hearing about it going ahead and trying to prove or disprove whether it is correct with such eagerness. So the fact this is such an interesting fact is as interesting as the fact you can't do it. (you just tried to lick your elbow didn't you...)
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Phineas and Ferb?
:eek: How do you know that
Now I am getting worried how you know these facts
I'm afraid that you are wrong on that one mate. There is an equivalent word for "thank you" in the Danish language. "Tak" means "thank you" in danish. They don't have an equivalent word for "please".
we used to write MT on gas bottles.
Cool.Just figured out why.
I should have known that, watching endless episodes of The Killing...:o
http://old.qi.com/talk/viewtopic.php?p=42145
Although rare, it is possible for two parents with blue eyes to have a biological child/children with brown eyes....eye colour is not a simple genetic recessive/dominant trait....a complex interaction of multiple genes and multiple variants of these genes determine eye colour....almost any parent-child combination of eye colour can occur.
http://www.imb.uq.edu.au/the-eyes-have-it-on-multiple-gene-question
In Bulgaria, people nod their head to mean “No” and wobble their head to say “Yes”.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Gipj1caZUg
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/06/080603085914.htm
So, when people say that they have no purpose in their life, this is never true as they are actually providing a home for bacteria.
Erm... orphaned actually.
Nearly three percent of the ice in Antarctic glaciers is penguin wee.
It wasn't purposely done but they just needed an old coat and found one in a second hand shop it was perfect but during filming they found the name tag inside it and when they looked into it they found it really did belong to L.Frank Baum
Ummm... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1mHSF0RKZEs
Do you mean biceps? Because I should have smaller forearms if so