General News about Joachim, Marie and Family Part 4: July 2014 - August 2019

[JR76]

Originally Posted by Moonmaiden23

New doggie is simply adorable and gorgeous!

But I didn't realize that "Cerise" means the same thing in both Danish and French...which is "cherry"....?

The meaning of the original post is that cerise in French means kirsebaer (cherry) in Danish so no it's the same thing. That said I think there's a shade of red that's called cerise in Danish?

[Muhler]

Originally Posted by Moonmaiden23

New doggie is simply adorable and gorgeous!

But I didn't realize that "Cerise" means the same thing in both Danish and French...which is "cherry"....?

It doesn't. Cherry = kirsebær in DK.

[Archduchess Zelia]

Originally Posted by JR76

The meaning of the original post is that cerise in French means kirsebaer (cherry) in Danish so no it's the same thing. That said I think there's a shade of red that's called cerise in Danish?

Indeed! Cerise and "kirsebærrød" ("cherry-red") are used interchangeably

[iceflower]

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