#being danish

[someone-you-do-not-know]

Hyperspecifikke danske situationer! (Hyperspecific Danish Situations)

Jeg har aldrig spillet Matematik i Måneby

Jeg kan tale en dialekt – bornholmsk, fynsk, molbo-mål, osv.

Jeg tog tysk i folkeskolen, men skiftede til et andet sprog i gymnasiet

Jeg gik til FDF i mere end tre år

Jeg har taget Oslofærgen

Jeg fulgte med i mindst en af sidste års nye julekalendere

Jeg kender familieopskriften på frikadeller

Mere end en gør sig gældende

Ingen af de her gør sig gældende

Jeg er ikke dansk/vis resultater (I'm not Danish/show results)

Voting ended onMay 11, 2023

Translations for non-Danes: 1. I've never played Matematik i Måneby 2. I can speak in a Danish dialect 3. I took German in elementary school (lasts from age 6-15), but switched to a different language in the Danish equivalency of high school (3 years, people usually start between the ages of 15 and 18) 4. I was a Christian scout for more than three years 5. I've taken the cruise to Oslo 6. Last Christmas, I watched at least one of the new Christmas Calendars 7. I know the family recipe for Danish meatballs 8. Two or more apply 9. None apply

[thevikingwoman]

some days, realizing that when I headcanon Solas as ‘tall’ I mean something different than most people.

[vorherrebevares]

Realized how fucked up Scandinavia is, when I went to a party for 40+ American exchange students, and I realized this was the first time in my life, I’d been in a room with more than 5 people and been the only blonde.