FluentFiction - Danish

From Joy to Panic: A Copenhagen Adventure

FluentFiction - Danish

14m 08sMay 17, 2024

From Joy to Panic: A Copenhagen Adventure

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  • Nyhavn var fuld af liv.

    Nyhavn was full of life.

  • Både vuggede i vandet.

    Boats swayed in the water.

  • Solen skinnede.

    The sun was shining.

  • Folk spiste og drak ved caféerne.

    People were eating and drinking at the cafés.

  • Emil gik langs kajen med et smil.

    Emil walked along the quay with a smile.

  • Han var på ferie i København.

    He was on vacation in Copenhagen.

  • Han havde hørt meget godt om byen.

    He had heard many good things about the city.

  • Emil besluttede at spise på en fiskerestaurant.

    Emil decided to eat at a seafood restaurant.

  • Han fandt en lille hyggelig restaurant.

    He found a small, cozy restaurant.

  • Bordene stod tæt ved vandet.

    The tables were close to the water.

  • Han satte sig og bestilte.

    He sat down and ordered.

  • “En tallerken med rejer, tak,” sagde Emil til tjeneren.

    "A plate of shrimp, please," Emil said to the waiter.

  • Hans tallerken kom hurtigt.

    His plate arrived quickly.

  • Rejerne lugtede dejligt.

    The shrimp smelled delightful.

  • Emil begyndte at spise.

    Emil began to eat.

  • Først smagte han på rejerne.

    First, he tasted the shrimp.

  • De var lækre.

    They were delicious.

  • Han spiste hurtigt.

    He ate quickly.

  • Han nød hvert eneste bid.

    He enjoyed every single bite.

  • Men så skete der noget.

    But then something happened.

  • Emil begyndte at føle sig mærkelig.

    Emil began to feel strange.

  • Hans hals blev stram.

    His throat tightened.

  • Hans ansigt blev rødt.

    His face turned red.

  • Han kunne ikke trække vejret ordentligt.

    He couldn't breathe properly.

  • Han vidste, at noget var galt.

    He knew something was wrong.

  • Han havde en allergisk reaktion.

    He was having an allergic reaction.

  • Emil prøvede at rejse sig, men han faldt.

    Emil tried to stand up, but he collapsed.

  • Folk omkring ham så panikken i hans øjne.

    People around him saw the panic in his eyes.

  • En kvinde råbte: “Han har brug for hjælp!

    A woman shouted, "He needs help!"

  • ” En ung mand løb hen til Emil.

    A young man ran to Emil.

  • “Har du en EpiPen?

    "Do you have an EpiPen?"

  • ” spurgte han.

    he asked.

  • Emil nikkede svagt og pegede på sin taske.

    Emil nodded weakly and pointed to his bag.

  • Manden fandt EpiPen og brugte den hurtigt.

    The man found the EpiPen and used it quickly.

  • Emil begyndte at få vejret igen.

    Emil began to breathe again.

  • Hans ansigt begyndte at få sin normale farve.

    His face started to return to its normal color.

  • Folk klappede lettet.

    People clapped with relief.

  • En ambulance kom hurtigt efter.

    An ambulance arrived quickly afterward.

  • Lægerne tjekkede Emil.

    The doctors checked on Emil.

  • “Du er heldig,” sagde en af dem.

    "You're lucky," one of them said.

  • Senere den aften lå Emil i sin hotelseng.

    Later that evening, Emil lay in his hotel bed.

  • Han tænkte på dagen.

    He thought about the day.

  • Han var taknemmelig for de mennesker, der hjalp ham.

    He was grateful for the people who helped him.

  • Han besluttede at være mere forsigtig med, hvad han spiste.

    He decided to be more careful about what he ate.

  • Næste dag gik Emil tilbage til Nyhavn.

    The next day, Emil went back to Nyhavn.

  • Denne gang spiste han noget mere sikkert.

    This time, he ate something safer.

  • Han nød synet af vandet og bådene.

    He enjoyed the sight of the water and the boats.

  • Han nød byen.

    He enjoyed the city.

  • Han nød livet.

    He enjoyed life.

  • Emil lærte noget vigtigt den dag.

    Emil learned something important that day.

  • At være forsigtig, men også at sætte pris på de gode mennesker rundt om ham.

    To be careful, but also to appreciate the good people around him.

  • Nyhavn var stadig et magisk sted for ham.

    Nyhavn was still a magical place for him.