Lars skulle bare have en hyggelig dag i Tivoli.

Lars just wanted to have a nice day in Tivoli.

Han gik rundt mellem de sjove forlystelser og spiste karamelæbler.

He walked around between the fun rides and ate caramel apples.

Men pludselig gik det hele galt.

But suddenly everything went wrong.

Lars var ikke kendt i København, og han fandt hurtigt ud af, at han var blevet væk fra sin venner.

Lars was not known in Copenhagen, and he soon found out that he had become separated from his friends.

Han prøvede at finde vej tilbage, men Tivoli var stort som en labyrint.

He tried to find his way back, but Tivoli was as big as a labyrinth.

Pludselig hørte Lars nogle glade musiktoner.

Suddenly Lars heard some happy musical notes.

Han fulgte lyden og fandt sig selv midt i en menneskemængde.

He followed the sound and found himself in the middle of a crowd.

Det viste sig, at han var endt ved Tivolis store scene.

It turned out that he had ended up at Tivoli's big stage.

Et traditionelt dansk folkedanseshow var i gang.

A traditional Danish folk dance show was in progress.

Lars blev grebet af musikken og begyndte at ryste på hofterne.

Lars was taken by the music and began to shake his hips.

Han forsøgte at blande sig med danserne, men hans trin var helt forkerte.

He tried to blend in with the dancers, but his steps were all wrong.

Lars havde aldrig lært at danse folkedans før, og han lavede alle mulige mærkelige bevægelser.

Lars had never learned to dance folk dance before, and he made all sorts of strange movements.

Publikum grinede og klappede, for Lars så så skæg ud.

The audience laughed and clapped, because Lars looked so bearded.

Dansk folkemusik spillede højt, og Lars forsøgte at følge rytmen.

Danish folk music played loudly, and Lars tried to follow the rhythm.

Han sprang i stedet for at træde baglæns og lavede små hop i stedet for at dreje rundt.

He jumped instead of stepping backwards and made small jumps instead of turning around.

Danserne blev forvirrede af Lars' uorden, men de smilede alligevel.

The dancers were confused by Lars' disorder, but they smiled anyway.

De forsøgte at hjælpe ham, men Lars var så fjollet, at han bare gjorde det værre.

They tried to help him, but Lars was so stupid that he just made it worse.

Efter et par minutter kunne Lars ikke længere stoppe sig selv.

After a few minutes, Lars could no longer stop himself.

Han begyndte at fnise og grine af sine egne dumme trin.

He started giggling and laughing at his own stupid moves.

Publikum grinede med, og de begyndte at synge med på musikken.

The audience laughed along and they started singing along to the music.

Til sidst brød alle ud i latter.

Finally, everyone burst into laughter.

Lars blev hjulpet ned fra scenen, og publikum klappede taktfast for hans morsomme optræden.

Lars was helped down from the stage, and the audience clapped tactfully for his funny performance.

Lars fandt sine venner, og de lo alle sammen af hans store eventyr midt i folkedanseshowet.

Lars found his friends, and they all laughed at his great adventure in the middle of the folk dance show.

Selvom han havde været helt forkert, havde Lars formået at underholde folk og give dem en god oplevelse.

Even though he had been completely wrong, Lars had managed to entertain people and give them a good experience.

Så Lars kom aldrig til at lære at danse traditionel dansk folkedans, men han ville altid huske den dag, hvor han havnede midt i en forestilling og fik alle til at grine.

So Lars never got to learn to dance traditional Danish folk dance, but he would always remember the day he ended up in the middle of a performance and made everyone laugh.

Og det var en af de sjoveste ting, der var sket for Lars i Tivoli.

And it was one of the funniest things that had happened to Lars in Tivoli.