Påske

Hoje é pascoa, e eu super curiosa fui procurar no santo Google como é a pascoa na Dinamarca e tals. como não tem nada em português, vou colocar um textinho que eu achei bem legal em inglês mesmo, falando de como é a pascoa por lá. eu adorei, espero receber muitos ovos ano que vem, hahahah.

feliiiiz paaaaascoa :***

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In Denmark, many homes and shops are decorated for Easter in green and yellow, especially with new-leaved branches and daffodils. Eggs are colored and are often added as decoration. Keep the national holidays in mind when you plan your trip and activities.

There is a unique Danish Easter tradition: the custom of sending teaser letters. A few weeks before Easter (generally done on Valentine’s Day), Danes cut out letters on which they write a teaser verse. The letter is anonymous, but signed with a number of dots corresponding to the number of letters in the sender’s name, so that the recipient has a chance of guessing who sent it. The reward is an egg at Easter. The letter is accompanied by a snowdrop, which is regarded as the first flower of the year.

Denmark’s traditional Easter food consists of eggs in many different versions, but Danish locals often eat chicken, fish, or lamb at Easter.
“Easter” in Danish is Påske.