Fluent Fiction - Danish

A Perfectly Imperfect Winter Romance in København


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Fluent Fiction - Danish: A Perfectly Imperfect Winter Romance in København
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Story Transcript:

Da: Det var en smuk vinteraften i København.
En: It was a beautiful winter evening in København.

Da: Juletorvet summede af liv, og de små boder var dekoreret med blinkende lys.
En: The Christmas market buzzed with life, and the small stalls were decorated with twinkling lights.

Da: Duften af ristede mandler og varm gløgg fyldte luften.
En: The scent of roasted almonds and warm gløgg filled the air.

Da: Sne dalede blidt ned og skabte et idyllisk snedække over gaderne.
En: Snow gently fell, creating an idyllic snow cover over the streets.

Da: Søren gik nervøst igennem torvet.
En: Søren walked nervously through the market.

Da: Han havde én mission: at imponere Astrid.
En: He had one mission: to impress Astrid.

Da: Han var charmerende, men berømt blandt sine venner for at være lidt klodset.
En: He was charming but famously clumsy among his friends.

Da: I dag skulle det ændre sig.
En: Today, that would change.

Da: Søren havde planlagt at invitere Astrid på et glas gløgg; måske ville det være begyndelsen på noget specielt.
En: Søren had planned to invite Astrid for a glass of gløgg; perhaps it would be the beginning of something special.

Da: Han spottede Astrid ved en bod, hvor hun kiggede på håndlavede juledekorationer.
En: He spotted Astrid at a stall where she was looking at handmade Christmas decorations.

Da: Hun smilte til ham, da han nærmede sig.
En: She smiled at him as he approached.

Da: "Hej, Søren!"
En: "Hi, Søren!"

Da: sagde hun med sin velkendte muntre stemme.
En: she said in her familiar cheerful voice.

Da: Søren mærkede, hvordan hans håndflader blev fugtige af nervøsitet.
En: Søren felt his palms grow sweaty with nervousness.

Da: "Vil du have et glas gløgg?"
En: "Would you like a glass of gløgg?"

Da: spurgte Søren og pegede på den nærliggende bod.
En: Søren asked, pointing to the nearby stall.

Da: Astrid nikkede og gik med ham.
En: Astrid nodded and went with him.

Da: Søren købte to glas og følte sig som en ridder på vej for at imponere sin prinsesse.
En: Søren bought two glasses and felt like a knight on a quest to impress his princess.

Da: Mens de gik sammen igennem mængden, kom det uundgåelige øjeblik.
En: As they walked together through the crowd, the inevitable moment came.

Da: Søren ville vise en smart lille manøvre og drejede hurtigt med gløggen i hånden.
En: Søren wanted to show a clever little maneuver and quickly turned with the gløgg in hand.

Da: Men hans klodsethed sejrede, og han spildte hele glasset ud over sig selv.
En: But his clumsiness prevailed, and he spilled the entire glass over himself.

Da: Gløggen flød ned ad hans jakke, og han blev rød i ansigtet.
En: The gløgg ran down his jacket, and he turned red in the face.

Da: Astrid udbrød et lille grin, men hendes øjne viste kun varme.
En: Astrid let out a small laugh, but her eyes only showed warmth.

Da: Søren kiggede fra sin ødelagte jakke til Astrids smilende ansigt.
En: Søren looked from his ruined jacket to Astrid's smiling face.

Da: "Velkommen til dagens helt store show," sagde han og slog ud med armene, "jeg er netop blevet kronet til Kongen af Gløggspild!"
En: "Welcome to today's main event," he said, spreading his arms wide, "I have just been crowned the King of Gløgg Spills!"

Da: En lille gruppe omkring dem begyndte også at grine, og Søren bukkede dybt.
En: A small group around them also started to laugh, and Søren bowed deeply.

Da: Astrid holdt sig på maven af grin.
En: Astrid held her stomach from laughing.

Da: Søren duppede sig selv med et lommetørklæde, men det gjorde kun situationen endnu sjovere.
En: Søren dabbed himself with a handkerchief, but it only made the situation even funnier.

Da: "Du er jo skøn!"
En: "You are wonderful!"

Da: sagde Astrid og tørrede tårer af latter fra sine øjne.
En: said Astrid, wiping tears of laughter from her eyes.

Da: "Lad os gå en tur og se, hvad vi ellers kan finde på."
En: "Let's take a walk and see what else we can get up to."

Da: Søren smilede, lettet over at Astrid tog det hele med godt humør.
En: Søren smiled, relieved that Astrid took it all in good humor.

Da: De gik videre sammen gennem de snedækkede gader, og Søren indså, at det måske ikke handlede om at være perfekt.
En: They continued walking through the snow-covered streets, and Søren realized that it might not be about being perfect.

Da: Ofte var det bedre at være sig selv og have en god sans for humor.
En: Often it was better to be yourself and have a good sense of humor.

Da: Da de gik rundt blandt lysene og duftene, følte Søren sig lykkelig.
En: As they wandered among the lights and scents, Søren felt happy.

Da: Astrids smil varmerede ham mere end noget glas gløgg kunne.
En: Astrid's smile warmed him more than any glass of gløgg could.

Da: Det var en jul, han aldrig ville glemme.
En: It was a Christmas he would never forget.


Vocabulary Words:
  • idyllic: idyllisk
  • nervously: nervøst
  • impress: imponere
  • clumsy: klodset
  • invite: invitere
  • handmade: håndlavede
  • cheerful: muntre
  • sweaty: fugtige
  • knight: ridder
  • maneuver: manøvre
  • spilled: spildte
  • bowed: bukkede
  • dabbed: duppede
  • handkerchief: lommetørklæde
  • sense of humor: sans for humor
  • stalls: boder
  • twinkling: blinkende
  • roasted: ristede
  • mission: mission
  • quest: vej
  • inevitable: uundgåelige
  • warmth: varme
  • crowned: kronet
  • relieved: lettet
  • wandered: gik rundt
  • scent: duften
  • snow cover: snedække
  • decorated: dekoreret
  • charming: charmerende
  • crowd: mængden
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