Lars vågnede op.

Lars woke up.

Han boede i København.

He lived in Copenhagen.

Solen skinnede.

The sun was shining.

Lars hoppede på cyklen.

Lars hopped on his bike.

Pludselig skiftede vindretningen.

Suddenly, the wind changed direction.

Hjulet drejede mod højre, forbi de gamle brostensbelagte gader og direkte ind i en købmandsbutik.

The wheel turned to the right, past the old cobblestone streets and directly into a grocery store.

Store vinduer rystede.

Large windows shook.

Glasset knuste.

The glass shattered.

Forskrækkede kunder og personalet sprang til siden.

Startled customers and staff jumped aside.

Han havde skabt kaos.

He had caused chaos.

Lars hoppe af cyklen, stiv af skræk.

Lars jumped off his bike, stiff with fright.

En gammel dame græd.

An old lady cried.

En mand med skæg rystede på hovedet.

A bearded man shook his head.

Købmanden, en kraftig mand med briller, rystede på hovedet.

The grocer, a strong man with glasses, shook his head.

"Hvad laver du, Lars?

"What are you doing, Lars?"

" sagde han.

he said.

Der var stilhed.

There was silence.

Lars kiggede rundt.

Lars looked around.

Butikshylderne var væltede.

The store shelves were toppled.

Appelsiner rullede på gulvet.

Oranges rolled on the floor.

Han følte sig flov.

He felt embarrassed.

Men han vidste, han skulle gøre det rigtige.

But he knew he had to do the right thing.

"Undskyld," sagde han.

"I'm sorry," he said.

"Jeg vil betale for skaderne.

"I will pay for the damages."

"Købmanden nikkede.

The grocer nodded.

"Men du skal også hjælpe med at rydde op," sagde han.

"But you also need to help clean up," he said.

Lars tilbragte dagen med at rydde op i butikken.

Lars spent the day cleaning up the store.

Det var hårdt arbejde, men han følte sig bedre bagefter.

It was hard work, but he felt better afterwards.

Købmanden gav ham et klap på skulderen.

The grocer patted him on the shoulder.

"Godt gået, Lars," sagde han.

"Well done, Lars," he said.

Og efter den dag, cyklede Lars altid forsigtigt, især når det blæste.

And after that day, Lars always cycled carefully, especially when it was windy.

Lars lærte en vigtig lektie den dag.

Lars learned an important lesson that day.

Og hans handlinger gjorde København et lille smule bedre.

And his actions made Copenhagen just a little bit better.