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Six ways to make a great impression at a Danish home
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The Local Denmark
If you get invited to a Danish home for the first time, there are a few small ways you can leave a positive impression. When glasses are raised and it’s time to say skål (cheers), do your best to look into everyone’s eyes, one person at a time. The next time you see the person or people who hosted the occasion should be prefaced with a tak for sidst or "thanks for the last time we saw each other".