{"id":1316,"date":"2015-11-25T12:21:46","date_gmt":"2015-11-25T12:21:46","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/danish\/?p=1316"},"modified":"2015-11-25T12:21:46","modified_gmt":"2015-11-25T12:21:46","slug":"danish-words-of-healing","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/danish\/2015\/11\/25\/danish-words-of-healing\/","title":{"rendered":"Danish Words of Healing"},"content":{"rendered":"
\"Hope<\/a>

Hope Candles. (Photo courtesy of Len Matthews at Flickr<\/a>, CC License.)<\/p><\/div>\n

Det er en sv\u00e6r tid for mange <\/b>(it\u2019s a hard time for many [people]). Uskyldige mennesker<\/b> (innocent people) have been killed in Bamako, Paris, Beirut and other places. That\u2019s when we need our languages to comfort each other and show that we care about each other. Words can hurt, but more importantly \u2013 ord <\/b>(words) can heal\u2026<\/p>\n

Hvordan g\u00e5r det?<\/b> (How are you?)
\nHar du det godt? <\/b>(Are you okay?)
\nDet er l\u00e6nge siden\u2026<\/b> (Long time no see\u2026)
\nHar du brug for hj\u00e6lp?<\/b> (Do you need any help?)
\nHvordan har dine for\u00e6ldre det?<\/b> (How are your parents?)<\/p>\n

Jeg h\u00e5ber I har det godt!<\/b> (I hope you guys are doing fine.)
\nJeg t\u00e6nker p\u00e5 jer.<\/b> (I\u2019m thinking of you.)
\nJeg har v\u00e6ret bekymret for jer.<\/b> (I\u2019ve been worried about you.)
\nJeg holder af dig.<\/b> (I care about you.)
\nDu betyder rigtigt meget for mig.<\/b> (You really mean a lot to me.)<\/p>\n

Det er forf\u00e6rdeligt!<\/b> (It\u2019s terrible!)
\nDet er tragisk. <\/b>(It\u2019s tragical.)
\nDin stakkel! <\/b>(Poor you!)
\nJeg forst\u00e5r godt at I har det sv\u00e6rt.<\/b> (I understand you guys are having a hard time.)<\/p>\n

Jeg kondolerer.<\/b> (My condolences.)
\nJeg beklager.<\/b> (I\u2019m sorry.)
\nDet er jeg rigtigt ked af!<\/b> (I\u2019m really sorry about that!)
\nJeg f\u00f8ler med jer.<\/b> (I feel your pain.)<\/p>\n

Vil du have min plads? <\/b>(Wanna have my seat?)
\nVil du have et lift til arbejde? <\/b>(Wanna drive with me to work?)
\nHar du lyst til at hilse p\u00e5 mine venner?<\/b> (Would you like to say hello to my friends?)
\nSkal vi tage en snak? <\/b>(Wanna talk?)
\nDu kan altid ringe hvis der er noget.<\/b> (You can always call if there\u2019s something [on your mind].)<\/p>\n

Op med hum\u00f8ret!<\/b> (Cheerie up!)
\nHvor der er liv, er der h\u00e5b.<\/b> (Where there\u2019s life, there\u2019s hope.)
\nKom s\u00e5! Du m\u00e5 ikke give op! \ud83d\ude42 <\/b>(Come on! You\u2019re not allowed to give up!)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"\"\"

Det er en sv\u00e6r tid for mange (it\u2019s a hard time for many [people]). Uskyldige mennesker (innocent people) have been killed in Bamako, Paris, Beirut and other places. That\u2019s when we need our languages to comfort each other and show that we care about each other. Words can hurt, but more importantly \u2013 ord (words)…<\/p>\n

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