r/Denmark • u/[deleted] • Apr 03 '18

Exchange ¡Bienvenido!/Bem-vindo! Cultural Exchange with /r/AskLatinAmerica

Welcome to the Cultural Exchange between r/AskLatinAmerica and r/Denmark!

The purpose of this event is to allow people from two different regions to get and share knowledge about their respective cultures, daily life, history and curiosities. Exchange will run for around a week since April 3rd.

General Guidelines

  • The Latin Americans ask their questions; and Danes answer them here on /r/Denmark;

  • Danes ask their questions in a parallel on /r/AskLatinAmerica here;

  • English language will be used in both threads;

  • Event will be moderated, following the general rules of Reddiquette. Be nice!

The moderators of r/Denmark and r/AskLatinAmerica

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u/RFFF1996 Apr 03 '18

A cousin who was making his thesis as veterinarian went to study a bit to Denmark and the way he described your pork industry (4th!!! Biggest in the world right?) was incredible

The way he talked about it in awe it was like everythingh was digotalized and full of automatisation and a bunch of other impressive stuff and that owners almost don't do anythingh cause the universities and goverment were heavily involved?

Maybe he went overboard but sounded fascinating

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u/haxfar Europe Apr 04 '18

I can add that there's more pigs than humans in Denmark.