Preklad - Dánsky-Anglicky - Højt pÃ¥ en Gren en Krage

The word "Joger" in the Danish text is wrong. The correct word in this children's song is "jæger" which means "hunter".

Thanks a lot for the notification, wkn.

There's another thing I would like to know,(Sorry for my ignorance about your language)
it is about one word which is writen in a different way in the title. Is it because in Danish"ö" is "Ø" in caps?
(HØJT = Höjt?)

Is there a reason why some words are capitalized?

No not any reason at all.

There is no difference between the Ø and ø. The letters are the same, the difference lies in the language. (but speaking Da/No/Sw one is very aware about the difficulties for others to use the proper dots and circles)

Th scandinavian "dots":
In danish you use Ø ø, Æ æ, AA aa
In norwegian you use Ø ø, Æ æ, Å å
In swedish you use Ö ö, Ä ä, Å å

I asked because in the title there as a cap "Ø", and that in the text the small font was an "ö".
Anyway, thanks, I edited with small fonts...

I can't see your edits, Francky, so I'm going to edit the extra capitals out of the English.

Oh, right! I forgot to mention this edit under the text, sorry, it's about the title, and I did the following edit : "HØJT POA EN GREN EN KRAGE">>"Höjt poa en Gren en Krage"

Oh - thanks - I get it now.

Well actually you edited with the swedish ö,

it is danish so it should be ø.

The title and the first sentence should be:
Højt paa en Gren en Krage

Højt and på.

I rest my case...

(PÃ¥ or Paa...
Ã…lborg or Aalborg? just me thinking loud)

Oh, thanks! and uuuh what about "sköd ", couldn't it be "skød"?
(Høölålä!)