FluentFiction - Norwegian

Chaos at the Bergen Market: Lars’ Unexpected Crab Escape

FluentFiction - Norwegian

15m 22sMay 14, 2024

Chaos at the Bergen Market: Lars’ Unexpected Crab Escape

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  • Bergen skinner i morgensola.

    The city of Bergen shines in the morning sun.

  • Markedet er travelt.

    The market is bustling.

  • Folk prater og ler.

    People are talking and laughing.

  • Hele byen er våken.

    The whole city is awake.

  • Lars og Ingrid går gjennom fiskemarkedet.

    Lars and Ingrid walk through the fish market.

  • Lars ser noe spesielt.

    Lars sees something special.

  • En stor krabbe.

    A large crab.

  • Den er levende og beveger seg.

    It is alive and moving.

  • Ingrid ser også krabben.

    Ingrid also sees the crab.

  • Hun skriker litt.

    She screams a little.

  • "Den er enorm!"

    "It's enormous!"

  • sier hun.

    she says.

  • Lars vet ikke hva han skal gjøre.

    Lars doesn't know what to do.

  • Han liker krabber.

    He likes crabs.

  • Han vil kjøpe den.

    He wants to buy it.

  • Han spør fiskemannen: "Hvor mye for krabben?"

    He asks the fishmonger, "How much for the crab?"

  • Fiskemannen smiler.

    The fishmonger smiles.

  • "200 kroner," sier han.

    "200 kroner," he says.

  • Lars tar ut pengene.

    Lars takes out the money.

  • Han betaler for krabben.

    He pays for the crab.

  • Fiskemannen gir ham et stort nett.

    The fishmonger gives him a large net.

  • Krabben er tung.

    The crab is heavy.

  • Lars løfter den forsiktig.

    Lars lifts it carefully.

  • Plutselig glir den ut av nettet.

    Suddenly, it slips out of the net.

  • Krabben løper over gulvet.

    The crab runs across the floor.

  • Folk skriker og hopper unna.

    People scream and jump aside.

  • "Å nei!"

    "Oh no!"

  • roper Lars.

    cries Lars.

  • Han prøver å fange krabben.

    He tries to catch the crab.

  • Ingrid hjelper ham.

    Ingrid helps him.

  • De løper etter krabben sammen.

    They run after the crab together.

  • Krabben klemmer seg mellom fiskeboder.

    The crab squeezes between fish stalls.

  • Den velter en fiskebøtte.

    It knocks over a bucket of fish.

  • Fisk sprer seg utover.

    Fish scatter everywhere.

  • Et lite barn begynner å gråte.

    A small child begins to cry.

  • Lars føler seg skyldig.

    Lars feels guilty.

  • Markedsvakten kommer.

    The market guard arrives.

  • Han ser kaoset.

    He sees the chaos.

  • "Hva skjer her?"

    "What is happening here?"

  • spør han strengt.

    he asks sternly.

  • Lars peker på krabben.

    Lars points to the crab.

  • "Jeg kjøpte den, og så rømte den," forklarer Lars.

    "I bought it, and then it escaped," Lars explains.

  • Vakten er rask.

    The guard is quick.

  • Han tar fram en hov og fanger krabben.

    He takes out a net and catches the crab.

  • Folk klapper og ler.

    People clap and laugh.

  • Krabben er fanget.

    The crab is caught.

  • Vakten gir krabben tilbake til Lars.

    The guard gives the crab back to Lars.

  • Lars og Ingrid ser på hverandre.

    Lars and Ingrid look at each other.

  • De begynner å le.

    They start to laugh.

  • "Dette var en eventyrlig dag," sier Ingrid.

    "This has been an adventurous day," says Ingrid.

  • "Vi må være mer forsiktige neste gang," sier Lars.

    "We need to be more careful next time," says Lars.

  • Til slutt bestemmer de seg.

    Finally, they decide.

  • Krabben skal slippes fri i havet.

    The crab should be released into the sea.

  • De går ned til vannet og setter krabben forsiktig i sjøen.

    They go down to the water and gently place the crab in the ocean.

  • Den svømmer bort.

    It swims away.

  • Markedsvakten kommer bort til dem.

    The market guard approaches them.

  • "God idé," sier han.

    "Good idea," he says.

  • "Krabber hører hjemme i sjøen."

    "Crabs belong in the sea."

  • Lars og Ingrid nikker.

    Lars and Ingrid nod.

  • De takker vakten og går hjem, glade for at alt er tilbake til det normale.

    They thank the guard and go home, happy that everything is back to normal.

  • Bergen skinner fortsatt i morgensola.

    Bergen still shines in the morning sun.

  • Markedet fortsetter som vanlig.

    The market continues as usual.

  • Lars og Ingrid har hatt en spennende dag.

    Lars and Ingrid have had an exciting day.

  • De smiler til hverandre.

    They smile at each other.

  • I dag vil de huske lenge.

    They will remember today for a long time.