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  • Breathing Strong: Discovering Strength in Vulnerability

    Breathing Strong: Discovering Strength in Vulnerability
    Jan 20 2026
    Fluent Fiction - Danish: Breathing Strong: Discovering Strength in Vulnerability Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2026-01-20-08-38-20-da Story Transcript:Da: Snefnug dansede i vinden udenfor Odense Public High School.En: Snefnug danced in the wind outside Odense Public High School.Da: Eleverne hastede ind og ud af de store døre, godt pakket ind i tykke jakker og halstørklæder.En: The students hurried in and out of the large doors, well wrapped in thick jackets and scarves.Da: Indenfor var der lunt, og klasselokalerne summede af aktivitet.En: Inside, it was warm, and the classrooms buzzed with activity.Da: Maja sad ved sit bord med bøgerne spredt foran sig.En: Maja sat at her desk with books spread out in front of her.Da: Hun tog et dybt åndedrag og talte stille til sig selv.En: She took a deep breath and spoke quietly to herself.Da: Hun havde altid formået at holde sin astma skjult.En: She had always managed to keep her asthma a secret.Da: Men i dag følte hun sig svagere end normalt.En: But today, she felt weaker than usual.Da: Vinteren gjorde altid hendes vejrtrækning tungere.En: Winter always made her breathing heavier.Da: Lars satte sig ved siden af hende.En: Lars sat down next to her.Da: Han sendte hende et betryggende smil.En: He gave her a reassuring smile.Da: "Er du klar til prøven?"En: "Are you ready for the test?"Da: spurgte han muntert.En: he asked cheerfully.Da: Maja nikkede, selvom hun følte sig langt fra klar.En: Maja nodded, even though she felt far from ready.Da: Hun ønskede ikke, at nogen skulle bekymre sig om hende.En: She didn’t want anyone to worry about her.Da: "Jeg er fin," svarede hun, mens hendes blik flakkede mod det snefyldte vindue.En: "I'm fine," she replied, while her gaze flickered towards the snow-filled window.Da: Kirsten, der underviste i biologi og altid havde en særlig interesse i sine elevers velbefindende, kunne fornemme, at noget var galt.En: Kirsten, who taught biology and always had a special interest in her students' well-being, could sense that something was wrong.Da: Hun bemærkede Majas anspændte udtryk.En: She noticed Maja's tense expression.Da: Hun vidste, at Maja havde astma, men havde lovet ikke at sige det til nogen.En: She knew that Maja had asthma, but had promised not to tell anyone.Da: Timerne gik, og endelig begyndte eksamenen.En: The hours passed, and finally, the exam started.Da: Klasselokalet var stille, kun afbrudt af lyden af blyanter mod papir.En: The classroom was quiet, only interrupted by the sound of pencils on paper.Da: Maja begyndte at mærke en stramning i brystet.En: Maja began to feel a tightening in her chest.Da: Hendes vejrtrækning blev hurtigere, og hun vidste, at det var et anfald på vej.En: Her breathing became faster, and she knew that an attack was coming.Da: Frygten for at skabe opmærksomhed holdt hende fast.En: The fear of drawing attention held her back.Da: Men så begyndte hun at få det dårligere.En: But then she started to feel worse.Da: Hun fangede Larss øjne og så ned mod sin lomme, hvor hendes inhalator lå.En: She caught Lars' eyes and looked down towards her pocket, where her inhaler was.Da: Hun var bange.En: She was scared.Da: Lars forstod straks.En: Lars understood immediately.Da: "Læreren, læreren!"En: "Teacher, teacher!"Da: råbte Lars pludselig.En: Lars suddenly shouted.Da: Kirsten vendte straks blikket mod Maja, der nu kæmpede for at få luft.En: Kirsten immediately turned her gaze towards Maja, who was now struggling to breathe.Da: Kirsten var hurtigt ved hendes side.En: Kirsten was quickly by her side.Da: "Rolig, Maja," sagde hun beroligende, mens hun hjalp hende med at tage medicinen.En: "Calm, Maja," she said soothingly while helping her take her medication.Da: Maja følte gradvist, at hendes vejrtrækning blev lettere.En: Maja gradually felt her breathing become easier.Da: Eleverne omkring dem havde stoppet deres skriblerier og kiggede bekymret på Maja.En: The students around them had stopped their scribbling and looked at Maja with concern.Da: Ingen grinede.En: No one laughed.Da: Ingen dømte.En: No one judged.Da: De kiggede kun med bekymrede blikke.En: They only looked with worried eyes.Da: Efter nogle minutter sagde Kirsten med en blid stemme, "Er du okay, Maja?"En: After a few minutes, Kirsten said gently, "Are you okay, Maja?"Da: Maja nikkede, stadig let chokeret, men nu med en rolig vejrtrækning.En: Maja nodded, still slightly shocked, but now with calm breathing.Da: "Tak."En: "Thank you."Da: Efter skoledagen gik Maja langsomt ud gennem de sneklædte gange med Lars ved sin side.En: After the school day, Maja slowly walked out through the snow-covered halls with Lars by her side.Da: "Jeg tror, det er okay at være menneskelig," sagde hun stille.En: "I think it's okay to be human," she said quietly.Da: Lars lagde en arm omkring hende.En: Lars put an arm around her.Da: "Vi er her for dig, altid."En: "We are here for you, ...
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    16 min
  • A Winter Reconnection: Love and Lights in Nyhavn

    A Winter Reconnection: Love and Lights in Nyhavn
    Jan 19 2026
    Fluent Fiction - Danish: A Winter Reconnection: Love and Lights in Nyhavn Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2026-01-19-23-34-02-da Story Transcript:Da: Det var en kold vinteraften i Nyhavn.En: It was a cold winter evening in Nyhavn.Da: Gaderne var travle med mennesker, der nød festivalens lys og lyde.En: The streets were busy with people enjoying the festival's lights and sounds.Da: Farverige huse strakte sig langs kanalen, og duften af gløgg og ristede kastanjer fyldte luften.En: Colorful houses stretched along the canal, and the scent of gløgg and roasted chestnuts filled the air.Da: Snefugle lagde sig forsigtigt på brostensbelagte gader, og der var en hyggelig stemning.En: Snow gently settled on the cobblestone streets, and there was a cozy atmosphere.Da: Freja arbejdede i det lille bageri på hjørnet.En: Freja worked in the small bakery on the corner.Da: Hun elskede sine boller og kager, men hun følte sig lidt ensom.En: She loved her rolls and cakes, but she felt a bit lonely.Da: Hun savnede den livlige samtale og latter fra gamle dage.En: She missed the lively conversation and laughter from the old days.Da: I aften var hun tiltrukket af festivalens lys og klang, håbet om at føle sig forbundet igen.En: Tonight, she was drawn to the festival's lights and sounds, hoping to feel connected again.Da: Hun gik langs kanalen og følte kulden bide i kinderne.En: She walked along the canal, feeling the cold bite at her cheeks.Da: Midt i folkemængden fangede en velkendt silhuet hendes øje.En: In the midst of the crowd, a familiar silhouette caught her eye.Da: Mikkel!En: Mikkel!Da: Hendes gamle ven fra universitetet.En: Her old friend from university.Da: Han stod der, smilende, med en gruppe mennesker og talte passioneret.En: He stood there, smiling, with a group of people and spoke passionately.Da: Freja stoppede op og overvejede næste skridt.En: Freja stopped and considered her next step.Da: Tiden siden deres sidste møde syntes endeløs.En: The time since their last meeting seemed endless.Da: Ville han overhovedet huske hende?En: Would he even remember her?Da: Freja tøvede, men modet i hendes hjerte voksede.En: Freja hesitated, but the courage in her heart grew.Da: Hun tog et dybt åndedrag og gik hen mod Mikkel.En: She took a deep breath and walked toward Mikkel.Da: Han kiggede op, og hans ansigt lyste op i genkendelse.En: He looked up, and his face lit up with recognition.Da: "Freja!En: "Freja!Da: Er det virkelig dig?"En: Is it really you?"Da: udbrød han med et bredt smil.En: he exclaimed with a wide smile.Da: Lethed fyldte Freja, overrasket over hans varme.En: Ease filled Freja, surprised by his warmth.Da: "Ja, det er mig," svarede hun, lidt nervøs, men også spændt.En: "Yes, it is me," she replied, a bit nervous but also excited.Da: De begyndte at snakke som i gamle dage, deres samtale snart fyldt med historier fra deres liv.En: They started talking like in the old days, their conversation soon filled with stories from their lives.Da: Mikkel delte eventyr fra sine rejser, og Freja lyttede ivrigt.En: Mikkel shared adventures from his travels, and Freja listened eagerly.Da: De opdagede, at deres kærlighed til rejser og historier stadig bandt dem sammen.En: They discovered that their love for travel and stories still bound them together.Da: Pludselig blev himlen oplyst af fyrværkeri.En: Suddenly, the sky was lit up by fireworks.Da: Farvetyv og gnister dansede over den mørke himmel, og de stod i åndeløs beundring.En: Colors and sparks danced across the dark sky, and they stood in breathless admiration.Da: Synet og lydene bragte dem endnu tættere sammen.En: The sight and sounds brought them even closer together.Da: Efter fyrværkeriet købte de varme krus gløgg.En: After the fireworks, they bought warm cups of gløgg.Da: Damp steg op og omfavnede deres koldt røde næser.En: Steam rose up and embraced their cold, red noses.Da: De grinede og planlagde allerede næste møde, måske en kaffedate i Frejas bageri.En: They laughed and were already planning their next meeting, maybe a coffee date in Freja's bakery.Da: Da Freja gik hjem den aften, følte hun sig ikke længere alene.En: As Freja went home that evening, she no longer felt alone.Da: Hun vidste, hvor vigtigt det var at tage chancer for at genforbinde med dem, hun holder af.En: She knew how important it was to take chances to reconnect with those she cared about.Da: Verden føltes større, hendes hjerte lettere.En: The world felt larger, her heart lighter.Da: Hun glædede sig til nye kapitler med Mikkel ved sin side.En: She looked forward to new chapters with Mikkel by her side.Da: Nyhavn havde givet hende en gave den aften, en pause fra kulden og en genforbindelse, der bragte varme til begge deres liv.En: Nyhavn had given her a gift that night, a respite from the cold and a reconnection that brought warmth into both their lives. Vocabulary Words:festival: festivalensscent: ...
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    15 min
  • A Spice Merchant's Tale: Triumph at Copenhagen's Market

    A Spice Merchant's Tale: Triumph at Copenhagen's Market
    Jan 19 2026
    Fluent Fiction - Danish: A Spice Merchant's Tale: Triumph at Copenhagen's Market Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2026-01-19-08-38-19-da Story Transcript:Da: Markedet i København var fuld af liv.En: The market in København was full of life.Da: Folk myldrede mellem boderne på de brostensbelagte gader.En: People swarmed between the stalls on the cobblestone streets.Da: Lystige stemmer blandede sig med råbene fra handlende, der reklamerede for deres varer.En: Cheerful voices mixed with the shouts from vendors advertising their goods.Da: Duften af friskbagt brød og salte bølger fra den nærliggende havn fyldte luften.En: The scent of freshly baked bread and salty waves from the nearby harbor filled the air.Da: Astrid stod ved sin lille bod.En: Astrid stood by her small stall.Da: Hun solgte sjældne krydderier.En: She sold rare spices.Da: Hendes familie havde brug for penge, og hun måtte sælge alt, inden vinterstormen ramte.En: Her family needed money, and she had to sell everything before the winter storm hit.Da: Ved hendes side gik Freja, hendes yngre søster.En: By her side was Freja, her younger sister.Da: Frejas øjne glitrede af nysgerrighed, mens hun iagttog de mange farverige boder.En: Freja's eyes sparkled with curiosity as she observed the many colorful stalls.Da: "Vi har brug for held," sagde Astrid blidt til Freja.En: "We need luck," Astrid gently said to Freja.Da: "Vi mangler stadig at sælge meget."En: "We still have a lot to sell."Da: Soren, byens venlige smed, kom forbi.En: Soren, the town's friendly blacksmith, passed by.Da: Han smilede til Astrid.En: He smiled at Astrid.Da: "Stormen nærmer sig.En: "The storm is approaching.Da: I skal snart pakke sammen," sagde han.En: You should pack up soon," he said.Da: "Jeg bliver lidt længere," svarede Astrid.En: "I'll stay a little longer," replied Astrid.Da: "Jeg håber på en sidste kunde."En: "I'm hoping for one last customer."Da: Vinden tog til.En: The wind picked up.Da: Skyerne blev mørke, og folk forlod langsomt markedet.En: The clouds grew dark, and people slowly left the market.Da: Astrid begyndte at miste håbet.En: Astrid began to lose hope.Da: Men lige som hun skulle pakke sammen, dukkede en velklædt mand op.En: But just as she was about to pack up, a well-dressed man appeared.Da: Han var rejst langvejs fra og manglede krydderier til en vigtig ret.En: He had traveled from afar and needed spices for an important dish.Da: "Jeg har netop de krydderier, du søger," sagde Astrid med et forsigtigt håb.En: "I have just the spices you're looking for," said Astrid with cautious hope.Da: Manden købte alt, hvad hun havde.En: The man bought everything she had.Da: Astrid havde nu nok til at redde familiens forretning.En: Astrid now had enough to save the family's business.Da: Hun takkede manden og greb Frejas hånd.En: She thanked the man and took Freja's hand.Da: "Vi skal afsted nu," sagde Astrid og trak Freja med sig.En: "We must go now," said Astrid, pulling Freja along with her.Da: Mens de løb gennem de iskolde gader, begyndte de første snefnug at falde.En: As they ran through the icy streets, the first snowflakes began to fall.Da: Astrid smilede, hendes hjerte let som sneen omkring dem.En: Astrid smiled, her heart light as the snow around them.Da: Hun havde klaret det.En: She had made it.Da: Familien var reddet.En: The family was saved.Da: Stormen ramte, men Astrids hjerte var varm af nyfundet styrke.En: The storm hit, but Astrid's heart was warm with newfound strength.Da: Hun vidste nu, at modgang kunne overvindes med vilje og beslutsomhed.En: She now knew that adversity could be overcome with will and determination.Da: Hun havde lært vigtigheden af at gribe mulighederne, når de viste sig.En: She had learned the importance of seizing opportunities when they presented themselves.Da: Sammen med Freja skyndte hun sig hjemad, klar til at fortælle familien den gode nyhed.En: Together with Freja, she hurried home, ready to tell the family the good news.Da: De farverige flag i markedet blafrede vildt i vinden, mens folket søgte ly fra stormen.En: The colorful flags in the market flapped wildly in the wind as people sought shelter from the storm.Da: Astrid så frem mod en ny dag, fyldt med håb og tillid til fremtiden.En: Astrid looked forward to a new day, filled with hope and confidence in the future. Vocabulary Words:swarmed: myldredecobblestone: brostensbelagtecheerful: lystigevendors: handlendeadvertising: reklameredeharbor: havnrare: sjældnecuriosity: nysgerrighedsparkled: glitredeblacksmith: smedapproaching: nærmer sigcautious: forsigtigtadversity: modgangdetermination: beslutsomhedopportunities: mulighedernepresented: viste sigseizing: gribeflapped: blafredeshelter: lyseize: grebwell-dressed: velklædtpack up: pakke sammenicy: iskoldesnowflakes: snefnugstrength: styrkeconfidence: tillidfilled: fyldtenearby: nærliggendestall: bodobserved: iagttog
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    14 min
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