Why is Denmark part of Scandinavia with Norway, Sweden and Finland?

Answer 1

They all have Burka wearing Sharia Muslim migrants who rape the native blondes. There are online reports.

Answer 2

Scandinavian languages are not derived from German... Old Norse was a selection of North Germanic languages and  they are the root to all other Germanic languages, including German. The ancient Germanics came from Scandinavia and moved south, not vice versa.

Answer 3

Because they all love the Scandinavian porn? 

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Answer 4

Nordic regions also include Greenland and Iceland.  However Scandinavia is made up of the countries of Norway, Sweden and Finland

Answer 5

When you speak of Scandinavia, it can mean two things:

The least common and rarely used covers the countries geographically located on the Peninsula of Scandinavia, which is Norway, Sweden, and a part of Finland.The more commonly used term means Denmark, Norway and Sweden - not Finland (Finland is part of the Nordic countries, but not Scandinavia. Neither the Scandinavians nor the Finns consider Finns Scandinavian.)

The Scandinavian countries are tied together by a shared history (not always peaceful), culture, genetics, and language. Denmark used to sit on parts of Scandinavia, and Norway has been under both Danish and Swedish rule. 

Answer 6

Strictly speaking, Denmark isn't and neither is Finland.

Denmark is often included because it has a northgermanic language. German, Dutch, English, Frisian and Scots are WESTgermanic languages.

Northgermanic languages did not evolve from German

Finnish is not even germanic

Answer 7

Because it's more culturally and linguistically alligned with Scandanavia.

Answer 8

Geography (ie look at a map)

Answer 9

Scandinavia is only made up of the countries of Sweden, Denmark and Norway. Finland is not Scandinavian. 

Answer 10

Scandanavia is the term for Denmark, Sweden and Finland. Norway is not included. It's a general term, that reflects the historical and cultural ties shared by those countries. Their languages are mutually intelligible, and all derive from German. I know most people think Norway is part of Scandanavian. British comedian Stephen Fry gets around this by calling all four "Scandawegian".