Lige nu læser jeg Frøken Jensens Kogebog: Sovs og Sauce.

(Yum)

Me, as a dansk sprog learner…

I had a feeling "Dav" might have uncommon or limited usage. What's amazing is that the language program/book I'm starting (Get Started in Danish) has "Dav" as the second word they teach, with the definition "Hello/Hi" and no other context. 😬

Tak!

I'm getting ready to bottle a 20l batch of Altbier, this afternoon.

Yeah, I can see that since it’s illegal to say “Howdy” anywhere east of the Mississippi River or in a non-rural area. 😉

And I thought “kamelåså” was confusing.

Your post inspired me to look for a home brewing community. I found one amongst many other communities on a list in the following post:

https://feddit.dk/post/437210

Are they usually just boiled and served with butter or are they prepared another way?

Haha! At first I thought you were just making a statement. Then as I was looking on Saxo.com I saw it was an actual title of a book. Mange tak!

Tak!

Mange tak!

It sounds like the usage of "Dav" in Danmark might be similar to the usage of "Howdy" here in the USA.

That looks like a great series of books! Mange tak!

Thank you for your help!

This is good to know. If I ever get to visit Danmark, I’ll be in Jylland most of the time (where min morfars family is from). Tak for the help!

Might it be a greeting used by a certain generation or age group?

You're right. And then there's the multi-tonal, multiple definition, American English term "dude."

Tak!

Ok. Tak!

Tak!