Da: Lars og Henrik var bedste venner og havde besluttet at tilbringe en sjov dag sammen i Tivoli.
En: Lars and Henrik were best friends and had decided to spend a fun day together in Tivoli.

Da: De aftalte at mødes ved indgangen, og Lars kom altid i god tid.
En: They agreed to meet at the entrance, and Lars always arrived in good time.

Da: Han elskede at være organiseret.
En: He loved being organized.

Da: Da Henrik endelig dukkede op, var han helt forpustet og undskyldte for at være så sent ude.
En: When Henrik finally appeared, he was completely out of breath and apologized for being out so late.

Da: Han havde været nødt til at købe en paraply, fordi det regnede.
En: He had had to buy an umbrella because it was raining.

Da: Lars rystede bare på hovedet og sagde, at det ikke var noget problem.
En: Lars just shook his head and said it was no problem.

Da: De gik ind i parken og begyndte deres oplevelse.
En: They entered the park and began their experience.

Da: De gik fra forlystelse til forlystelse og nød hvert eneste øjeblik.
En: They went from ride to ride and enjoyed every moment.

Da: Men efterhånden som tiden gik, blev de værre og værre til at finde rundt.
En: But as time went on, they became worse and worse to find around.

Da: De drejede til højre, når de skulle have drejet til venstre, og de blev ved med at fare vild.
En: They turned right when they should have turned left and they kept getting lost.

Da: Pludselig fandt de sig selv foran en børnetur.
En: Suddenly they found themselves in front of a children's ride.

Da: De var begge ret forvirrede og besluttede sig for at tage en pause der.
En: They were both quite confused and decided to take a break there.

Da: Det ville være sjovt at se, hvad børnene var så begejstrede for.
En: It would be fun to see what the kids were so excited about.

Da: Desværre var børneturen beregnet til små børn, og Lars og Henrik skilte sig lidt ud blandt alle de andre forældre og deres små børn.
En: Unfortunately, the children's tour was intended for small children, and Lars and Henrik stood out a bit among all the other parents and their small children.

Da: Lars forsøgte at passe ind i en lille vogn, men han var alt for stor til den.
En: Lars tried to fit into a small cart, but he was far too big for it.

Da: Han prøvede at klemme sig ind, men det var umuligt.
En: He tried to squeeze in, but it was impossible.

Da: Henrik forsøgte at skjule sin latter, men det var svært.
En: Henrik tried to hide his laughter, but it was difficult.

Da: Han græd næsten af grin, mens han så Lars kæmpe for at sidde i vognen.
En: He almost cried with laughter as he watched Lars struggle to sit in the carriage.

Da: Lars blev mere og mere frustreret, og hans kinder blev røde af flovhed.
En: Lars became more and more frustrated, and his cheeks turned red with embarrassment.

Da: Til sidst kunne Henrik ikke holde det ud længere og begyndte ukontrolleret at grine.
En: Finally, Henrik couldn't take it anymore and started laughing uncontrollably.

Da: Lars kiggede såret på sin ven og gik ud af vognen, stadig rød i kinderne.
En: Lars looked hurt at his friend and got out of the carriage, his cheeks still red.

Da: Men så kom Lars på noget.
En: But then Lars came up with something.

Da: Hvis Henrik grinede så meget af hans ulykke, kunne han lige så godt få noget sjovt ud af det.
En: If Henrik laughed so much at his misfortune, he might as well get something funny out of it.

Da: Han gik over til en lille karusel og satte sig i en båd, der blev hevet op og ned.
En: He went over to a small carousel and sat in a boat that was raised up and down.

Da: Lars og Henrik havde det fantastisk resten af dagen.
En: Lars and Henrik had a fantastic time the rest of the day.

Da: De kom ind i mange flere forlystelser og havde mange flere grin sammen.
En: They got into many more rides and had many more laughs together.

Da: På vej ud af Tivoli fandt de endelig udgangen uden problemer.
En: On their way out of Tivoli, they finally found the exit without any problems.

Da: Da dagen var ved at være slut, følte de sig trætte men glade.
En: As the day drew to a close, they felt tired but happy.

Da: De indså, at selvom de farer vild og endte i en børnetur, havde de stadig haft en fantastisk dag sammen.
En: They realized that even if they get lost and end up in a children's ride, they still had a great day together.

Da: Det var det venskab handlede om: at have det sjovt og hjælpe hinanden med at få smil på læberne.
En: That's what friendship was all about: having fun and helping each other put smiles on their faces.

Da: Så, selvom de ikke fandt det deledste rundt i Tivoli, fandt de hinanden.
En: So, even though they didn't find the best part around Tivoli, they found each other.

Da: Og det var det, der virkelig betød noget.
En: And that's what really mattered.

Da: Således sluttede en dag, der begyndte med en lille forsinkelse og blev til en uforglemmelig oplevelse.
En: Thus ended a day that began with a slight delay and turned into an unforgettable experience.