WHOLEsome?

Ah yes my favourite Nordic countries
Finland
Iceland
Norway
*looks at smudged ink writing on hand*
Swemark
Denden

I feel like Denmark has the mental capacity of a 3 year old sometimes
occasionally annoying occasionally adorable

Hey what does NFT stand for in Dutch... Non Fungible Tulips

... and this, dear children, is why a long, LONG time ago, Kiddie Denmark and Kiddie Sweden wrote to Santa and wished for a foreign language they could learn where such a play of (partial) words would be possible. :-3

Hmm, Nor+Den spells Norden, the Scandinavian term for the Nordic countries. And the Swedish national anthem, also called "Sång till Norden" (hymn to the Nordics) doesn't actually mention Sweden by name, but does talk about Nor/Den a lot. Err, I mean Norden, of course...

@Callid You think that's strange... but the Netherlands national anthem pays homage to Spain!

@Grutness
It seems to me more that the narrator (Wilhelmus van Nassouwe) is defending his actions by citing his loyalty to the king in the first stanza ("den Koning van Hispanje / heb ik altijd geëerd"), but the anthem as a whole seems, at least to me, critical of Spain. Consider, for example, the 10th stanza ("Dat u de Spanjaards krenken, / o edel Neerland zoet, / als ik daaraan gedenke, / mijn edel hart dat bloedt."). Though I suppose that might be easy to miss nowadays, given that only the 1st and 6th stanza are typically sung.

@Callid Sweden doesn't have a official national anthem

@Juhani
For all intents and purposes, "Du gamla, du fria" *is* Sweden's national anthem, even if it may not have been officially recognized by an act of parliament. Or, to quote Wikipedia:

"Du gamla, du fria" (...) is the de facto national anthem of Sweden. (...) Although the Swedish constitution makes no mention of a national anthem, "Du gamla, du fria" enjoys universal recognition and is used, for example, at government ceremonies as well as sporting events. (...) In 2000, a Riksdag committee rejected a proposal to give the song official status as "unnecessary". The committee concluded that the song has been established as the national anthem by the people, not by the political system, and that it is preferable to keep it that way."

@Callid I hear they sing the "Du gamla, Du fria" to the retiring Swedish teachers in schools.

If you spell the leftover mark backwards you get "kram" which is danish for hug, and you can put it together with the leftover den to get "kram den" which translates to Hug it from danish

@TuxPirate Or in America, you get The Honeymooners.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Honeymooners

Reminds me of these: https://www.sbnation.com/college-football/2016/9/2/12763240/football-jersey-teammate-names-samuel-l-jackson-clark-griswold-kelly-clarkson

DENDEN-

If there’s football game between Sweden and Denmark, it should appear SWE-DEN or DEN-SWE?? XD

Free lussekatt on the 13th if you know what a DenDen-Mushi is :3
(No cheating! I'll know >:3)

@Jenachy
How willyou enforce that. Also, yeah, One Piece transponder snails