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No. 8,871 in Swedish

danskar

"Danskar" means "Danes" (people from Denmark) in English.

In a sentence

  • Danskarna gillar att prata om sitt land.

    Danes like to talk about their country.

    Here, 'danskarna' refers to the plural form meaning 'Danes', commonly used to denote people from Denmark.

  • En grupp danskar besökte museet idag.

    A group of Danes visited the museum today.

    In this sentence, 'danskar' is used to refer generally to a group of individuals from Denmark.

  • Jag träffade några danskar på konferensen.

    I met some Danes at the conference.

    Here, 'danskar' indicates an unspecified number of people from Denmark in the context of interpersonal interactions.

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