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Jeg har en reservation under navnet (et navn).

Jeg har en reservation under navnet David James.

Jeg vil gerne have et værelse, tak.

Hvad er deres navn, Hr.?

Hvordan staver man det, be’om?

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I have a reservation under the name of (name).

I have a reservation under the name of David James.

I would like a room, please.

What is your name, Sir?

How do you spell that, please?

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Mia: Skynd dig! Toget holder der allerede.

Johan: Vi havde ikke behøvet at løbe, hvis vi var blevet kørt herhen.

Mia: Havde vi fået nogen til at køre os, havde vi ikke behøvet at tage bussen.

Johan: Ja, bare NOGEN havde husket at spørge mor i god tid.

Mia: Ja ja, jeg ved det godt. Hmm, der er mange, som kun har skuldertasker og rygsække med.

Johan: Jeg ville ønske, at jeg havde taget imod Sofias tilbud om at tage dit telt med også.

Mia: Jeg vidste ikke, at Sofia allerede var taget derhen.

Johan: Jeg er dog glad for, vi ikke tog med hende og de andre, fordi det havde regnet den første nat.

Mia: Gid jeg havde vidst det! Så havde jeg byttet min vagt. Og taget en paraply med.

Johan: Du havde så også været tvunget til at slæbe rundt på dit eget telt. Det vejer godt til!

Mia: Jeg skal nok belønne dig med en burger på festivalen. Hvis du ikke havde båret det, var vi aldrig nået herhen.

Johan: Øh, der kører toget...!

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Mia: Hurry up! The train is already there.

Johan: We wouldn't have had to run, if we'd been driven here.

Mia: Had we gotten someone to drive us, we wouldn't have had to take the bus.

Johan: Yes, if only SOMEONE had remembered to ask mom in time.

Mia: Yeah yeah, I know. Hmm, there are many people who are only bringing shoulder bags and backpacks.

Johan: I wish that I had taken Sophia's offer of taking your tent along too.

Mia: I didn't know that Sophia had already gone there.

Johan: I'm glad, though, that we didn't go with her and the others, because it rained the first night.

Mia: I wish I had known! Then I would have traded my shift. And brought an umbrella.

Johan: You would have also been forced to carry around your own tent then. It's quite heavy!

Mia: I'll reward you with a burger at the festival. If you hadn't carried it, we would never have managed to get here.

Johan: Uhm, there goes the train...!

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Gorm Den Gamle var Danmarks første historiske anerkendte konge, og han regerede fra omkring 936 indtil sin død omkring 958.

Han omtales også som Gorm Den Løge til tider.

Faderen var Hardeknud, som var konge over Vestdanmark.

Legender varierer med hensyn til størrelsen af Gorms kongerige.

De historiske Jellingsten, som fortæller meget om den tidlige historie i Danmark, indikerer at han "vandt hele Danmark", men historikere mener han kun kontrollerede Jylland.

Han blev gift med Thyra, og sammen fik de tre sønner.

Gorm rejste den allerførste af Jellingstenene til ære for hende, og hun er krediteret for at have fuldgjort Danevirke væggen, som adskilte Danmarks sydlige landområder fra sakserne.

Hun beordrede udvidelsen af væggen og tilføjelsen af en træpalisade oven på den.

Selv om Jellingstenene angiver, at hun døde før Gorm, tyder legenderne på andet.

En gammel historie siger, at parrets tre sønner forlod Danmark hver sommer for at plyndre, ligesom vikingerne er kendt for at have gjort i disse tider.

Harald, der besteg tronen efter Gorm, siges at have vendt hjem for at fortælle om hans bror Knuds død, selv om legenden fortæller, at kongen havde lavet en ed, der forhindrede folk i at fortælle ham det.

Men hans kone fortalte ham det gennem en metafor om deres sønner, ved brugen af billedet som falke for at indikere at en var død.

Ifølge legenden forstod han, hvad hun mente og døde af et knust hjerte næste dag.

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Gorm the Old was Denmark’s first historically recognized king, and he ruled from about 936 until his death around 958.

He is also referred to as Gorm the Sleepy at times.

His father was Harthacnut, who was king over Western Denmark.

Legends vary regarding the size and expanse of Gorm’s kingdom.

The historic Jelling Stones, which tell much about very early Danish history, indicate that he “won all of Denmark,” but historians believe he only controlled Jutland.

He was married to Thyra, and they had three sons.

Gorm erected the very first of the Jelling Stones in honor of her, and she is credited with completing the Danevirke wall which separated Denmark’s southern lands from the Saxons.

She ordered the wall’s expansion and the addition of a timber stockade on top of it.

Although the Jelling Stones indicate that she died before Gorm, legends suggest otherwise.

An old story says the couple’s three sons left Denmark every summer to pillage and raid, just as Vikings are known to have done in those times.

Harald, who ascended to the throne after Gorm, is said to have returned home to tell of the death of his brother Knut, although the king was said to have made some sort of oath which kept people from telling him.

However, his wife told him a metaphor about their sons, using the image of falcons to say that one had died.

According to legend, he understood what she meant and died of a broken heart the next day.

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