The word "Danish" is correct and can be used in written English
You can use it to refer to someone or something from Denmark. For example: "This pastry is a traditional Danish dessert."
The film's Danish director, Lone Scherfig, points out that Mulligan was in every single scene of An Education and says: "She seemed to enjoy every day and not feel the pressure".
The US president and the Danish leader were photographed laughing and chatting during the ceremony, while the US first lady looked on apparently unimpressed.
Three Girls in Paris (1963) is a light comedy that tells of the troubles of three Danish girls who have left their luggage and most of their money at a Paris hotel, but forget the name of the hotel or where it is located.
"There are stories, energies and engagement in a local community which can have an almost transformative effect," says Kristoffer Lindhardt Weiss, a Danish critic who advises on city planning and co-authored the book The New Wave in Danish Architecture.
In a truly chilling scene, the Prussian commander calmly announces to his generals the plan to bombard the Danish line with solid cannon fire for six hours and then send in 12,000 soldiers to finish the job.
On ITV tonight the 100th Midsomer Murders tries that thing every TV drama addict dreams of, with a partial mash-up featuring familiar heroes from Saturday night on BBC4, or at least two of those Danish actors who have become household faces in Britain.
Or if you want to experience a traditional Danish Bathing Hotel, try the imposing StammersHalle Badehotel (doubles from £87 B&B), builton the rocky coastline in 1911.
As Barack Obama and David Cameron joined tens of thousands of South Africans paying their respects to Nelson Mandela at a memorial service in Johannesburg, they took advantage of the unusual number of dignitaries gathered in one place to pose for a self-portrait with Helle Thorning-Schmidt, the Danish prime minister (and daughter-in-law of Neil Kinnock).
Other major energy companies identified in the analysis by German and Norwegian NGOs are Germany's E.ON ($685m) and RWE ($320m) and the Danish company Dong ($30m), which is often associated with wind energy but has a significant coal business.
In the Danish television series Borgen, a political conference is held at a venue decorated with Hirst's paintings.
"In the film I speak Spanish with a thick Danish accent, copying my father.
