"The chains are for my daughter."

Translation: Kæderne er til min datter.

[FrankSauvage]

She's going to put them on her tyres: her safety in winter is my first concern. Isn't it obvious?

[superjessem]

I'm gonna sleep well tonight.

[alori0]

What a cruel mother...

[superjessem]

No no no, think positive! The chains, are for her to take to daddy! That's all!

[nheie]

Since necklace is "halskæde," would this refer to a type of jewellery?

[Laura_Crow]

I'd assume that.
It's the same in German, 'Kette' (chain) can refer to 'Halskette' (necklace) in cartain situations.

They actually say 'Kette' instead of 'Halskette' more often because everybody knows what it's referring to (especially if you've got a sentence like the one we had to translate here).

So since German and Danish are a lot alike, I would say that you're right

[FionaOnDuoL]

Perfect, thanks for the analogy.

[SUZUKI-SAN007]

A normal danish everyday life.

[EnacheAndrei]

oof

[FionaOnDuoL]

I only hope the daughter is well, and not in a basement in Austria.

[Seraph259]

Holy ❤❤❤❤ duo

[KathyKarch]

Well, that is not creepy at all...

[terribium]

Wtf?

[Pinancassdan]

Creepy.