"Hendes kaffekop er fuld af havvand."

Translation: Her coffee cup is full of seawater.

[NGN410833]

if "coffee cup" has to have a space, then "tea cup" should also be accepted as two words …

[Euhan1]

She was ordering in Danish but accidentally happened to enunciate too much. If this happens to you, you can try drinking a pint of Gammeldansk and ordering again. Now you will have perfect Danish pronunciation.

[ZL321]

Mmm, yum yum.

[viktorine.k]

somewhere in Cyprus

[allanthomaz]

Shouldn't mug be accepted?

[petrenko]

Mug is 'en krus'

[Jonas944613]

Mug is actually "Et krus"

[allthesepieces]

Sure! A "hund" is an animal just like a dog is a "dyr." But even in English, isn't "coffee cup" a little more specific than "mug?" :)

[hertzum]

Kaffekop should be translated as coffee cup; I'm certain you could argue that mug should be accepted, but to me it sounds as a strange choice of words.

[dreamloomer]

Another chapter in the sad story of a girl that was pouring the wrong liquids into different kinds of glassware.