"Vi bor i en smuk dal."

Translation: We live in a beautiful valley.

[Mibmoub]

With Himmelbjerget (147 m high) as its highest point, I doubt we'll find many valleys in Denmark :-)

[Xneb]

Actually, the highest natural point in Denmark is Møllehøj at 170m, the actual highest point is the top of Østbroen over the Storebælt connecting Fyn and Sjælland, which has its pylons at 254m high. Which, when your highest point in the country is a bridge pylon, you know your country is flat

[Isaac_Luna_]

Well, I live in Arizona (USA), so when they ask where I come from, I could say "Jeg kommer fra dalen af mit land" if I wanted to be somewhat poetic (as opposed to giving the direct, boring old answer that everyone gives). Idk.

[Pleijaden94]

My thoughts exactly ;-)

[AndyKnott009]

Could 'dal' also be translated as 'dale'?

[sjolsen]

Absolutely (it practically is the same word), though I think "dale" is relatively uncommon in contemporary English. The only uses I can think of off the top of my head are in "The Army Goes Rolling Along" and maybe "The Farmer in the Dell."

[CongChen2]

Oi lived in the Yorkshire Dales.

[AndyKnott009]

Now who's feeling smuk?

[LLaso]

Sounds like the german „Tal“

[Fred-3-CMY]

and in many dialects it is actually "Dal" :-)

Unfortunately, the gender of the German "Tal" is neuter, too bad...

[Nikolasz1999]

Welcome to Riverdale

[KyleJDahl]

Origins of my surname Dahl (dall/dal).

[hovis6]

"smuk" is beautiful, certainly, so why not "lovely"?