Can you translate a phrase for me?

[GothPal]

I need the Danish translation of the German phrase

"Die Spiegelung im Wasser"

Could somebody help me? This phrase means in English:

"The mirroring in the water"

I would be grateful, if somebody is able to translate it.



Greetings from Germany

[mustafaol]

"The mirroring in the water": Spejlbilledet i vandet...

[GothPal]

Thank you very much ....

CU

[mustafaol]

Det var så lidt....You're welcome...

[Pauro]

God kveld!

Just a little help please.
Could you tell me the Danish version of the warning from trains or underground
"Do not lean against the doors!" ?

Looking forward for reliable replies

[hekkenfeldt]

God kveld!

Just a little help please.
Could you tell me the Danish version of the warning from trains or underground
"Do not lean against the doors!" ?

Looking forward for reliable replies

In the Copenhagen metro, the warning is:

"Hold venligst afstand til dørene." = "Please keep a distance to the doors."

To say "do not lean against the doors" in Danish would require using a personal pronoun, making the sentence rather awkward in that context:

"Læn Dem (venligst = please) ikke op ad dørene." (Formal.)

"Læn dig (venligst) ikke op ad dørene." (Informal.)

Or, alternatively:

"Lad (venligst) være med at læne Dem op ad dørene." (Formal.)

"Lad (venligst) være med at læne dig op ad dørene." (Informal.)

Oh, and by the way, "kveld" is Norwegian, in Danish it's "aften"

[Pauro]

Thanks a lot for help.
MANGE TAK

God nat.