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Dancing Under the Christmas Tree: A Heartwarming Tale of New Friendships

FluentFiction - Danish

11m 35sFebruary 26, 2024

Dancing Under the Christmas Tree: A Heartwarming Tale of New Friendships

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  • Her på Amalienborg Slotsplads står Rasmus og Line.

    Here on Amalienborg Slots Square, Rasmus and Line are standing.

  • Det er årets korteste dag.

    It is the shortest day of the year.

  • De har et juletræ med sig.

    They have a Christmas tree with them.

  • Det er tid til at danse.

    It's time to dance.

  • Rasmus er ikke god til at danse.

    Rasmus is not good at dancing.

  • Men det er Line.

    But Line is.

  • Hun har danset hele livet.

    She has been dancing all her life.

  • Rasmus er lidt bange.

    Rasmus is a little scared.

  • Han vil ikke se dum ud.

    He doesn't want to look silly.

  • Line smiler til Rasmus.

    Line smiles at Rasmus.

  • Hun tager hans hånd.

    She takes his hand.

  • De går mod juletræet.

    They walk towards the Christmas tree.

  • Folk begynder at samle sig.

    People start to gather.

  • Der er mange mennesker i dag.

    There are many people today.

  • Juletræet er stort og smukt.

    The Christmas tree is big and beautiful.

  • Det har mange farver.

    It has many colors.

  • Rasmus og Line begynder at danse.

    Rasmus and Line start to dance.

  • De går rundt om træet.

    They walk around the tree.

  • Line fører an.

    Line leads the way.

  • Rasmus prøver at følge med.

    Rasmus tries to keep up.

  • Folk klapper og råber.

    People clap and shout.

  • De synes, det er sjovt.

    They think it's fun.

  • Rasmus kan mærke, at han bliver bedre.

    Rasmus can feel that he's getting better.

  • Han ser på Line.

    He looks at Line.

  • Hun smiler til ham.

    She smiles at him.

  • De bliver ved med at danse.

    They keep dancing.

  • Rundt og rundt om træet.

    Around and around the tree.

  • Det bliver mørkt.

    It gets dark.

  • Men juletræet lyser op.

    But the Christmas tree lights up.

  • Så stopper musikken.

    Then the music stops.

  • Alle klapper.

    Everyone claps.

  • Rasmus og Line stopper.

    Rasmus and Line stop.

  • De griner.

    They laugh.

  • Rasmus er ikke bange mere.

    Rasmus is not scared anymore.

  • Han er glad.

    He is happy.

  • Han har lært at danse.

    He has learned to dance.

  • De går hånd i hånd væk fra juletræet.

    They walk hand in hand away from the Christmas tree.

  • De har fejret årets korteste dag.

    They have celebrated the shortest day of the year.

  • De har haft det sjovt.

    They've had fun.

  • Nu vil de hjem og hvile.

    Now they want to go home and rest.

  • De har danset meget.

    They have danced a lot.

  • Alle går hjem.

    Everyone goes home.

  • Slotspladsen bliver tom.

    The square becomes empty.

  • Kun juletræet står tilbage.

    Only the Christmas tree remains.

  • Det lyser op i mørket.

    It lights up in the darkness.

  • Det er slut på en god dag.

    It's the end of a good day.

  • Rasmus og Line har lært noget nyt.

    Rasmus and Line have learned something new.

  • De er blevet venner.

    They have become friends.

  • De har delt en særlig dag.

    They have shared a special day.

  • Det vil de huske længe.

    They will remember it for a long time.

  • I København.

    In Copenhagen.

  • På årets korteste dag.

    On the shortest day of the year.

  • Ved juletræet.

    By the Christmas tree.