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About Denmark
Facts About Denmark
The link provides general information on Denmark such as geograpgy, population, etc.
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Climate
The Danish climate is varied throughout the years: mild during the spring months of April and May, warmer in the summer months from June to August; windy and often rainy in autumn, from September to November; and cool, often with snow and frost in winter months from December to March. Read about the Danish climate here.
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Denmark’s Meteorological Institute (DMI)
DMI provides statistics, forecasts and research on climate conditions in Denmark. Its website provides weather forecasts every day, national, regional and local weather conditions.
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The Danish Language
In the link provided, you can read about the Danish language, both the story behind it and the regional differences. Danish pupils learn to speak English in Grade 3. Thus, it is relatively easy for Danes today to communicate in English with non-native speakers, or those who prefer to communicate in English.
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History
This link provides a quick overview of the Danish history from the Viking times to present.
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The Danish Royalty
This link provides a quick overview of the Danish Queen and the Royal family, and their activities.
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The Church and its relevance in Denmark
Denmark is a Christian country. However, the Danish Constitution provides for freedom of religion, and therefore different faiths and communities are also present in the country.
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This links to the website of the Catholic Church in Denmark. The Catholic Church has about 30,000 members in the country.
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Government and politics
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