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Against the Amsterdam Wind: A Tale of Courage and Warm Bread

FluentFiction - Dutch

13m 28sMarch 22, 2024

Against the Amsterdam Wind: A Tale of Courage and Warm Bread

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  • Het was midden in de winter.

    It was in the middle of winter.

  • Lucht zo koud, je kon het bijna vastpakken.

    The air was so cold, you could almost touch it.

  • Lotte en Pieter waren in Amsterdam.

    Lotte and Pieter were in Amsterdam.

  • Ze waren uit hun warme huis gekomen om te fietsen.

    They had left their warm house to go cycling.

  • Maar, oei!

    But oh dear!

  • De wind blies zo hard.

    The wind was blowing so hard.

  • Ze konden bijna niet vooruit komen.

    They could hardly move forward.

  • Lotte had een rode muts op.

    Lotte was wearing a red hat.

  • Ze was klein maar dapper.

    She was small but brave.

  • Pieter was groter.

    Pieter was taller.

  • Zijn sjaal wapperde in de wind.

    His scarf fluttered in the wind.

  • Ze hadden een taak.

    They had a mission.

  • Ze moesten naar de bakker.

    They had to go to the bakery.

  • Ze wilden warm brood halen.

    They wanted to get warm bread.

  • Ze zetten hun voeten op de trappers.

    They put their feet on the pedals.

  • Ze begonnen te fietsen.

    They started cycling.

  • De wind blies tegen.

    The wind was against them.

  • Ze trapten harder.

    They pedaled harder.

  • Ze gingen vooruit.

    They moved forward.

  • Heel langzaam.

    Very slowly.

  • De straten van Amsterdam waren leeg.

    The streets of Amsterdam were empty.

  • De grachten lagen stil.

    The canals were quiet.

  • Lotte en Pieter fietsten langs de hoge, oude huizen.

    Lotte and Pieter cycled past the tall, old houses.

  • Ze zagen de winkels met lichtjes erin.

    They saw the shops with lights in them.

  • Plotseling blies de wind harder.

    Suddenly, the wind blew harder.

  • Ze stopten.

    They stopped.

  • Ze gingen achteruit!

    They were going backwards!

  • Ze trapten en trapten maar ze konden niet vooruit komen.

    They pedaled and pedaled but they couldn't move forward.

  • Ze keken naar elkaar.

    They looked at each other.

  • Wat moesten ze doen?

    What should they do?

  • Lotte keek naar Pieter.

    Lotte looked at Pieter.

  • Pieter keek naar Lotte.

    Pieter looked at Lotte.

  • Ze dachten na.

    They thought.

  • Toen had Lotte een idee.

    Then Lotte had an idea.

  • 'We kunnen lopen!

    "We can walk!"

  • ', zei ze.

    she said.

  • Ze stapten van de fiets.

    They got off the bikes.

  • Ze liepen tegen de wind in.

    They walked against the wind.

  • Ze duwden de fietsen met zich mee.

    They pushed the bikes with them.

  • Ze gingen beter vooruit.

    They moved forward better.

  • Ze gingen sneller.

    They went faster.

  • Ze lachten.

    They laughed.

  • Ze waren blij.

    They were happy.

  • Ze kwamen bij de bakker.

    They arrived at the bakery.

  • Ze kochten warm brood.

    They bought warm bread.

  • Ze waren zo blij!

    They were so happy!

  • Ze hadden het gedaan!

    They had done it!

  • Terwijl ze terug liepen, stopte de wind.

    As they walked back, the wind stopped.

  • Ze konden weer fieten.

    They could cycle again.

  • Ze fietsen makkelijk nu.

    Cycling was easy now.

  • Ze gingen heel snel.

    They went very fast.

  • Thuis aten ze hun warme brood.

    At home, they ate their warm bread.

  • De kachel was aan.

    The heater was on.

  • Ze waren trots op zichzelf.

    They were proud of themselves.

  • Ze hadden het gedaan.

    They had done it.

  • Ze waren niet gestopt.

    They didn't give up.

  • Ze hadden hun taak volbracht.

    They had completed their mission.

  • Ze waren echte helden.

    They were true heroes.

  • En ze wisten dat, wat er ook gebeurde, ze samen altijd zouden slagen.

    And they knew that, whatever happened, they would always succeed together.