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Denmark, Jutland, Billund, Legoland® Billund is the first Legoland Park established in 1968, near the headquarters of the Lego® company (the term Lego is derived from the Danish Leg godt meaning plays
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Embassy of Denmark in the Philippines - DID YOU KNOW? LEGO® building toys are Danish. The name 'LEGO' is an abbreviation of the two Danish words “leg godt”, meaning “play well”. Source:
Denmark, Jutland, Billund, Legoland® Billund is the first Legoland Park established in 1968, near the headquarters of the Lego® company (the term Lego is derived from the Danish Leg godt meaning plays
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Perot Museum of Nature and Science on Instagram: “#DidYouKnow LEGO® comes from the first two letters of the Danish words, "leg godt" meaning "play well". #AmazeYourBrain💡🧠…”
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Virginia: Why LEGO Chose Virginia: Brick by brick, LEGO is building a global business empire centered on the meaning of its original name in Danish — “Play well.”
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Reinvented Magazine on Twitter: "According to kidskonnect, LEGO® comes from the Danish word leg godt, which means “play well” in Danish! How neat! Make sure to sign up for our LEGO® event
