In this episode, we'll take a bike ride through Copenhagen and witness the humorous cultural exchange between Lars and Sofia, leading to an unexpected connection.
Da: Lars var på cykel i København og skulle til sit job.
En: Lars was cycling in Copenhagen and going to his job.
Da: Pludselig stødte han ind i Sofia, som også var på cykel.
En: Suddenly he bumped into Sofia, who was also on a bicycle.
Da: De røg begge af cyklerne og smilede akavet til hinanden.
En: They both got off their bikes and smiled awkwardly at each other.
Da: Sofias cykel var gået i stykker, så Lars hjalp hende med at fikse den.
En: Sofia's bike was broken, so Lars helped her fix it.
Da: De begyndte at tale sammen, men Sofia var fra Tyskland og Lars havde svært ved at forstå hende.
En: They started talking, but Sofia was from Germany and Lars had difficulty understanding her.
Da: Sofia prøvede at tale engelsk, men det hjalp heller ikke meget.
En: Sofia tried to speak English, but that didn't help much either.
Da: Til sidst besluttede de sig for at tale dansk, men det var stadig svært.
En: In the end they decided to speak Danish, but it was still difficult.
Da: De havde begge lært dansk på forskellige måder, så de brugte en blanding af danske og engelske ord.
En: They had both learned Danish in different ways, so they used a mixture of Danish and English words.
Da: Det skabte sjove misforståelser, og de grinede meget.
En: It created funny misunderstandings and they laughed a lot.
Da: Sofia fortalte at hun var i København på ferie og havde brug for en guide.
En: Sofia said that she was in Copenhagen on holiday and needed a guide.
Da: Lars tilbød at vise hende rundt, og de havde en sjov dag sammen.
En: Lars offered to show her around and they had a fun day together.
Da: På en café bestilte de kaffe og kage, men Sofia forstod ikke ordet "snegl" og troede, at Lars tilbød hende en slange.
En: At a café they ordered coffee and cake, but Sofia didn't understand the word "snail" and thought Lars was offering her a snake.
Da: De grinede så meget, at de næsten ikke kunne spise.
En: They laughed so hard they could hardly eat.
Da: Til sidst sad de på en bænk i en park og så på solnedgangen.
En: Finally, they sat on a park bench and watched the sunset.
Da: De havde det sjovt sammen og ville gerne ses igen.
En: They had fun together and wanted to see each other again.
Da: Dagen sluttede, men historien var begyndt.
En: The day ended, but the story had begun.