people in Danish
people in Danish is folk, slægt — people means human beings in general, or the men, women and children of a particular group, place or nation.
people in Danish
folk
slægt
A person's ancestors, relatives or family.
What does "people" mean?
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noun Human beings in general, or the men, women and children of a particular group, place or nation.
"Many people enjoy walking in the park on sunny weekends."
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verb To fill a place with inhabitants; to populate.
"Early settlers peopled the valley over several generations."
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verb To interact socially with others.
"He is shy and finds it tiring to people at big parties."
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people in a sentence
- Many people enjoy walking in the park on sunny weekends.
- The people of this village are known for their warm welcome.
- Early settlers peopled the valley over several generations.
- Over centuries, farmers and traders peopled the once empty hills.
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What is "people" in Danish?
"people" in Danish is folk, slægt. people means: Human beings in general, or the men, women and children of a particular group, place or nation.
How do you use "people" in a sentence?
Example: "Many people enjoy walking in the park on sunny weekends." In Danish, "people" is folk, slægt.
Are there other ways to say "people" in Danish?
Yes — Danish has 2 translations listed for "people": folk, slægt.
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