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Denmark borders Germany to the south and is separated from Sweden and Norway by the Skagerrak River to the north and the Kattegat River to the northeast. The Skagerrak River in Denmark is clearly considered part of the North Sea, but in Scandinavia, the Kattegat River is traditionally not considered to actually be part of the Baltic or North Sea. Due to its northern location, the country's climate is temperate. Summers are pleasantly warm, with average temperatures around 20°C. In winter, temperatures are similar to those in Austria and Germany. However, the cold wind makes it feel cooler in winter.…
If you want to legalize or apostillate a document or certificate issued abroad, but you're not sure how to proceed, read on. We'll explain everything you need to know about legalizing foreign documents and explain the most important steps to take. What is document legalization and what is its purpose? Legalization of foreign documents for public administration is an authentication procedure aimed at verifying the accuracy of the signature, the role and authority of the signer, and the identity of the seal or stamp. Legalization allows foreign documents to be legally certified in the signer's country of origin. This authorization…
A small country in Western Europe, Luxembourg, also known as the Grand Duchy, is a highly cosmopolitan and multilingual nation. How many languages are spoken in Luxembourg and when should you use each of these languages? Multilingual Luxembourg Luxembourg has three official languages: French, German, and Luxembourgish. Luxembourgish, the national language of Luxembourg, was first recognized as such in 1984. Other languages such as Italian, English, Portuguese, Nordic, and Slavic are also widely spoken in the country. The reason for this is the large number of foreign residents, who make up about half of the total population. The country's geographical…
Norway borders the North Sea to the south and the Barents Sea to the north. Therefore, the climate of this country is divided into two parts. The northern and northeastern regions have a continental climate, with hot summers and very cold winters, often down to -40°C. In the southern part of the country, the climate is much milder, with snow falling only occasionally in winter, while in the far north winter sports are possible almost all year round. Norwegians invented skiing and are the most successful nation in the Winter Olympics. Norwegians like to eat hearty food, and kjötkaker (meat…
The terms “multilingualism” and “multilingualism” are often used synonymously, both in writing and in speech. However, their meanings are very different. What is multilingualism? The term “plurilingualism” comes from the Latin words “pluri-” and “-lingue,” which literally mean “several languages.” Multilingualism is a term used to define someone who is able to communicate in more than one language (usually three or more). For example, a person whose native language is French and who can also speak English, Italian, and Spanish is a multilingual speaker. You do not need to be fluent in a language to be called multilingual, but you…
The Vikings are probably the most famous of all the Swedes, and their raids and raids were feared for about 200 years from 800 AD. Exhibitions, museums, and interactive experiences about the Viking people are now being held all over the country. The extent of this country from north to south is astonishing. It is 1,500 kilometers from north to south, which also explains the differences in climate between regions of the country. For Northern Lights enthusiasts, September and March are the best months to travel to Sweden. Beach lovers should look forward to the summer weeks from mid-June to…
Finns call their country Suomi, which means swamp. Finland's Lake District was formed about 6,000 years ago when large amounts of snowmelt and rainwater formed a large lake approximately 400 km long. The country's cool-temperate climate provides ideal conditions for many animals, and in addition to bears, lynx and wolves, rare bird species also live on the shores of the many lakes here. The 41 national parks offer an ideal environment for observers all year round, and the white-tailed eagle and great owl are among the species protected here. Other interesting facts about Finland Finland is located in northern Europe,…
The North Germanic language group, often referred to as the Scandinavian languages, consists of five languages and is a subgroup of Germanic languages. In addition to Norwegian, Danish, Swedish and Icelandic, Faroese also belongs to this language group and is spoken by around 20 million people. North Germanic gradually diverged from West Germanic, and the five dialects then developed in very different ways to become the languages we use today. Swedish, Danish, and Norwegian have absorbed many European influences, while Faroese and Icelandic remain much closer to the original Old Icelandic. Therefore, for simplicity, Scandinavian languages can be divided into…
A Nordic country with a high quality of life, a thriving economy and an innovative spirit, Finland has a lot to offer foreign businesspeople. Dreaming of starting a business in Finland? Here's what you need to know. Why do business in Finland? Finland offers a wealth of opportunities for those who want to start a business here. Its economy is based primarily on free enterprise and private ownership, and it tops most international rankings that measure the competitiveness of businesses. The country was ranked number one for its economic performance and quality of life by the Legatum Prosperity Index, which…
A will is a written instruction from a person specifying what to do with his or her property after death. If there is no will, intestate succession works by specifying the exact order in which family members inherit. The time and place the will was drawn up are some of the essential details and, of course, the testator must sign it. In some countries, typewritten sheets with signatures are often only valid if a notary public is present at the time of signing. For international participants, it is often necessary to have the will translated and notarized. What should I…