Danish term
Russian Federation
Native in: Russian 
EMAKOE
Thank you!
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Christine Andersen
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PRO (1): Christine Andersen
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Proposed translations
Denmark
the message, not just the words
Native in: English (Variant: UK) 
Works in: Danish to English, English
Typing error for email
I have read a fair amount of Danish law over the years, and have never seen anything like it. Googling does not help either.
It does ask, however, if I mean EMAIL, which is how that is often written in Danish.
(or email - many Danes avoid CAPS when they can.)
That is not entirely implausible, though I have to admit it is not a common typo.
On a Danish keyboard the K and O are both close to the I, and the extra letter, Æ, is at the right, next to the L.
If you convert Æ to E (which is in the usual QWERTY position), you might end up with EMAKOE.
I have no idea whether this is what really happened, but if it fits in your context, it just might be the answer.
Otherwise, please add some more context, or at least an anonymised sentence, in the discussion section, because it is very difficult to help you with what you have given.
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