I vakre Bergen bodde Ingrid, Lars og Astrid.

In the beautiful city of Bergen lived Ingrid, Lars, and Astrid.

De var gode venner.

They were good friends.

Alle sammen elsket å være koselige.

All of them loved to be cozy.

Men koselig var et vanskelig ord å forklare.

But cozy was a difficult word to explain.

Det kom en dag en utlending, Hansen.

One day, a foreigner named Hansen arrived.

Alle ønsket ham velkommen.

Everyone welcomed him.

De ønsket å lære Hansen om koselig.

They wanted to teach Hansen about cozy.

Men hvordan?

But how?

De visste ikke helt.

They weren't quite sure.

De måtte tenke litt.

They needed to think a bit.

"La oss vise ham heller enn å si det," foreslo Ingrid.

"Let's show him instead of just telling him," suggested Ingrid.

Alle var enige.

Everyone agreed.

Da begynte de å planlegge.

So they began to plan.

Planen ble å ha en koselig dag sammen med Hansen.

The plan was to have a cozy day with Hansen.

Dagen kom.

The day arrived.

Først gikk de til Bergen Brygge.

First, they went to Bryggen in Bergen.

De gikk langs bryggen.

They walked along the wharf.

De viste ham de gamle husene.

They showed him the old houses.

De snakket og lo.

They talked and laughed.

Det var koselig.

It was cozy.

Senere dro de til Fløyen.

Later, they went to Fløyen.

Fjellet var høyt og luften var frisk.

The mountain was tall, and the air was fresh.

De så på den vakre utsikten over Bergen.

They admired the beautiful view over Bergen.

De piknikket på gresset.

They had a picnic on the grass.

De koste seg.

They enjoyed themselves.

Det var koselig.

It was cozy.

På kvelden gikk de hjem til Lars.

In the evening, they went to Lars' house.

Huset hans var gammelt og fint.

His house was old and nice.

De kokte fiskesuppe sammen.

They cooked fish soup together.

De tente stearinlys.

They lit candles.

De satt rundt bordet.

They sat around the table.

De spiste, de snakket, de lo.

They ate, they talked, they laughed.

Det var koselig.

It was cozy.

Hansen smilte mye den dagen.

Hansen smiled a lot that day.

Han virket glad.

He seemed happy.

Men forsto han hva koselig var?

But did he understand what cozy meant?

"Takk for en fin dag," sa Hansen til slutt.

"Thank you for a lovely day," Hansen said finally.

"Jeg følte meg veldig hjemme.

"I felt very at home.

Jeg følte meg veldig glad.

I felt very happy.

Det var en varm og hyggelig dag.

It was a warm and pleasant day.

Dette er det dere kaller koselig, ikke sant?

This is what you call cozy, right?"

" Alle tre smilte.

All three smiled.

Hansen hadde forstått hva koselig betyr.

Hansen had understood what cozy means.

Planen deres var en suksess.

Their plan was a success.

De visste nå, å vise er bedre enn å si.

They now knew that showing is better than telling.

Ingrid, Lars og Astrid var glade.

Ingrid, Lars, and Astrid were happy.

For de hadde delt sin forståelse av koselig med Hansen.

Because they had shared their understanding of cozy with Hansen.

Og på den måten, hadde de alle hatt en veldig koselig dag.

And in that way, they had all had a very cozy day.