Lars og Mette var på tur i Tivoli.

Lars and Mette were on a trip to Tivoli.

Lars ville gerne imponere Mette, så han besluttede sig for at vinde et stort tøjdyr til hende.

Lars wanted to impress Mette, so he decided to win a big stuffed animal for her.

De gik hen til et spil, hvor man skulle kaste ringe om flasker.

They went to a game where they had to throw rings around bottles.

Lars kastede ringe efter ringe, men ingen af dem ramte.

Lars threw rings after rings, but none of them hit.

Mette heppede på Lars og sagde, "Du kan godt klare det, Lars!"

Mette cheered Lars on and said, "You can do it, Lars!"

Til sidst landede en af ringene på en flaske, og Lars vandt!

In the end, one of the rings landed on a bottle and Lars won!

Men da han gik hen for at få sit pris, opdagede han, at det var et kæmpe tøjdyr.

But when he went to claim his prize, he discovered it was a giant stuffed animal.

Det var så stort, at Lars ingen steder kunne bære det hen.

It was so big that Lars couldn't carry it anywhere.

Mette begyndte at grine og sagde, "Det er da virkelig imponerende, Lars!"

Mette started to laugh and said, "That's really impressive, Lars!"

Lars forsøgte at bære tøjdyret, men det var alt for tungt.

Lars tried to carry the stuffed animal, but it was far too heavy.

Han besluttede sig for at trække det efter sig i stedet.

He decided to drag it behind him instead.

De gik rundt i Tivoliet, og alle kiggede på dem med store øjne.

They walked around the Tivoli, and everyone looked at them with wide eyes.

Folk smilede og pegede på det enorme tøjdyr.

People smiled and pointed at the huge stuffed animal.

Pludselig kom de forbi en børnekarussel.

Suddenly they passed a children's carousel.

Lars fik en idé og sagde, "Lad os hoppe på karussellen, Mette!"

Lars got an idea and said, "Let's jump on the carousel, Mette!"

Mette nikkede begejstret, og de to hopppede på karussellen.

Mette nodded enthusiastically, and the two jumped on the carousel.

Lars satte det kæmpe tøjdyr ved siden af sig, og de begyndte at dreje rundt og rundt.

Lars put the giant stuffed animal next to him, and they began to turn round and round.

Det var så sjovt!

It was so funny!

Efter karussellen var de begge svimle og trætte.

After the merry-go-round, they were both dizzy and tired.

Lars kiggede på Mette og sagde, "Måske er det faktisk ikke så vigtigt at imponere dig med store ting.

Lars looked at Mette and said, "Maybe it's actually not that important to impress you with big things.

Det vigtigste er, at vi har det sjovt sammen."

The most important thing is that we have fun together."

Mette smilede og svarede, "Du har ret, Lars.

Mette smiled and replied, "You're right, Lars.

Jeg er glad for, at du er her med mig."

I'm glad you're here with me."

Lars og Mette forlod Tivoli, og selvom Lars ikke havde vundet et lille tøjdyr til Mette, vidste han, at han havde vundet hendes hjerte.

Lars and Mette left Tivoli, and although Lars had not won a small stuffed animal for Mette, he knew he had won her heart.

Det var en fantastisk dag i Tivoli, som de aldrig ville glemme.

It was a fantastic day in Tivoli which they would never forget.