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  • Are you ready to supercharge your Danish listening comprehension? Our podcast is the perfect tool for you.

    Studies show that the key to mastering a second language is through repetition and active processing. That's why each episode of our podcast features a story in Danish, followed by a sentence-by-sentence retelling that alternates between Danish and English.

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  • First-Time Voter: Emil's Journey to Civic Fulfillment

    First-Time Voter: Emil's Journey to Civic Fulfillment
    Jul 27 2024
    Fluent Fiction - Danish: First-Time Voter: Emil's Journey to Civic Fulfillment Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/first-time-voter-emils-journey-to-civic-fulfillment Story Transcript:Da: Solen skinnede stærkt på denne midsommerdag.En: The sun shone brightly on this midsummer day.Da: Emil stod i køen ved rådhuset, hvor valgstedet var.En: Emil stood in line at the town hall where the polling station was.Da: Det summede af liv omkring ham.En: There was a buzz of life around him.Da: Folk talte ivrigt om deres håb og bekymringer.En: People were eagerly talking about their hopes and concerns.Da: Plakater og bannere opfordrede til borgersind.En: Posters and banners urged civic duty.Da: Emil var en ung mand i starten af tyverne.En: Emil was a young man in his early twenties.Da: Dette var hans første gang til at stemme.En: This was his first time voting.Da: Han var nervøs og kunne mærke en knude i maven.En: He was nervous and could feel a knot in his stomach.Da: De politiske spændinger var høje i byen, og Emil frygtede, at hans stemme ikke ville gøre en forskel.En: The political tensions were high in the city, and Emil feared that his vote wouldn't make a difference.Da: Køen var lang, og solen gjorde ventetiden varm og ubehagelig.En: The line was long, and the sun made the wait hot and uncomfortable.Da: Emil kunne mærke sveden løbe ned ad ryggen.En: Emil could feel sweat running down his back.Da: Han begyndte at tvivle.En: He began to doubt.Da: "Hvad hvis min stemme ikke betyder noget?En: "What if my vote doesn't mean anything?Da: Skal jeg bare gå hjem?"En: Should I just go home?"Da: tænkte Emil.En: Emil thought.Da: Folk omkring ham virkede afslappede, men Emil følte sig alene med sine bekymringer.En: The people around him seemed relaxed, but Emil felt alone with his worries.Da: Han kiggede på sit ur for tredje gang på ti minutter.En: He checked his watch for the third time in ten minutes.Da: Tiden sneglede sig afsted.En: Time crawled by.Da: Imens han stod der, kom der minder fra skoleårene.En: While he stood there, memories from his school years came to mind.Da: Hans lærer plejede at sige, "Hver stemme tæller."En: His teacher used to say, "Every vote counts."Da: Selvom det var en simpel sætning, satte den sig fast i Emil.En: Although it was a simple phrase, it stuck with Emil.Da: Køen bevægede sig langsomt fremad.En: The line moved slowly forward.Da: Trin efter trin.En: Step by step.Da: Minut for minut.En: Minute by minute.Da: Emil overvejede igen at give op.En: Emil considered giving up again.Da: Men noget indeni ham insisterede på at blive.En: But something inside him insisted on staying.Da: Endelig nåede Emil til indgangen.En: Finally, Emil reached the entrance.Da: Hjertet hamrede hårdere.En: His heart pounded harder.Da: Han viste sit ID til valgtilforordnede og blev vist vej til en afstemningsboks.En: He showed his ID to the election official and was directed to a voting booth.Da: Det var nu eller aldrig.En: It was now or never.Da: Han stod der med seddelen i hånden.En: He stood there with the ballot in his hand.Da: Hans tvivl og frygt kom op til overfladen.En: His doubts and fears surfaced.Da: Men så huskede han lærerens ord igen.En: But then he remembered his teacher's words again.Da: Emil tog en dyb indånding og satte krydset.En: Emil took a deep breath and marked his choice.Da: Han lagde seddelen i valgurnen.En: He placed the ballot in the ballot box.Da: Da han gik ud af valgstedet, følte han en blanding af lettelse og stolthed.En: As he left the polling station, he felt a mix of relief and pride.Da: Solen skinnede stadig klart, men nu føltes varmen som en venlig klap på skulderen.En: The sun still shone brightly, but now the warmth felt like a friendly pat on the shoulder.Da: Emil vidste, at hver stemme virkelig tæller.En: Emil knew that every vote truly counts.Da: Hans frygt var væk.En: His fear was gone.Da: Han forlod rådhuset med en følelse af fællesskab og betydning.En: He left the town hall with a sense of community and significance.Da: Emil havde gjort sin borgerpligt.En: Emil had fulfilled his civic duty.Da: Han gik hjem med en ny tro på demokratiet og sin egen rolle i det.En: He went home with a new belief in democracy and his own role in it.Da: Verden føltes en lille smule mere retfærdig, og Emil var klar til at tage del i fremtidens beslutninger.En: The world felt a little fairer, and Emil was ready to take part in future decisions. Vocabulary Words:midsummer: midsommerpolling station: valgstedbuzz: summedeposters: plakaterbanners: bannereurged: opfordredenervous: nervøsknot: knudestomach: mavepolitical tensions: politiske spændingerfeared: frygtedeuncomfortable: ubehageligdoubt: tvivleconcerns: bekymringerrelaxed: afslappedecrawled: sneglede sigmemories: minderstuck: satte sig fastslowly: langsomtgave up: give opheart pounded: hjertet hamredeelection official: valgtilforordnedebooth: ...
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  • One Last Hand: A Gamble for Love and Redemption

    One Last Hand: A Gamble for Love and Redemption
    Jul 26 2024
    Fluent Fiction - Danish: One Last Hand: A Gamble for Love and Redemption Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/one-last-hand-a-gamble-for-love-and-redemption Story Transcript:Da: Der var en spænding i luften, tung som røgen, der hang over pokerbordet.En: There was a tension in the air, heavy like the smoke hanging over the poker table.Da: Lars sad ved bordet, hans øjne flakkede mellem de andre spillere og hans egne kort.En: Lars sat at the table, his eyes darting between the other players and his own cards.Da: Hannas ansigt poppede konstant op i hans sind, og han mærkede sveden perle på hans pande.En: Hanna's face constantly popped up in his mind, and he felt sweat bead on his forehead.Da: Det var sommer, men indendørs føltes det som en trykkoger.En: It was summer, but indoors it felt like a pressure cooker.Da: Lars måtte vinde denne aften.En: Lars had to win tonight.Da: Der var ingen andre muligheder for at betale gælden, han havde skjult fra Hanna.En: There were no other options to pay off the debt he had hidden from Hanna.Da: Rummet var fyldt med lydløse tegn og nik.En: The room was filled with silent signals and nods.Da: På den ene side sad en kraftig mand med et stort ar på kinden.En: On one side sat a burly man with a large scar on his cheek.Da: Hans blik var hårdt og utålmodigt.En: His gaze was hard and impatient.Da: På den anden side sad en kvinde med mørkt, skinnende hår.En: On the other side sat a woman with dark, shiny hair.Da: Hun var rolig og ubarmhjertig.En: She was calm and relentless.Da: Lars tog en dyb indånding.En: Lars took a deep breath.Da: "Jeg må vinde," tænkte han.En: "I must win," he thought.Da: Spillet begyndte, og Lars følte sig tvunget til at skjule sin angst bag et tappert smil.En: The game began, and Lars felt compelled to hide his anxiety behind a brave smile.Da: Hver enkelt chip, han satte på bordet, føltes som endnu et skridt over kanten.En: Every chip he placed on the table felt like another step over the edge.Da: Kortene blev delt ud, og Lars kiggede forskelligt på hver spiller.En: The cards were dealt, and Lars glanced differently at each player.Da: De var lige så målrettede som han selv.En: They were as determined as he was.Da: Lars så på sine kort – otte og konge, begge hjerter.En: Lars looked at his cards – an eight and a king, both hearts.Da: Det var ikke en fantastisk hånd, men det var noget.En: It wasn't a fantastic hand, but it was something.Da: Flere runder gik, og han fordoblede sin indsats.En: Several rounds passed, and he doubled his bet.Da: På det tredje "flop" – de tre første fælleskort – blev han mødt af to tiere og en hjerter fem.En: On the third "flop" – the first three community cards – he was met with two tens and a five of hearts.Da: Han havde en chance, en lille chance.En: He had a chance, a small chance.Da: Han så de andre spillere en efter en checke eller hæve.En: He watched as the other players either checked or raised.Da: Hans modstanderes ansigter var som masker, ubekymrede og urokkelige.En: His opponents' faces were like masks, indifferent and steadfast.Da: Lars vidste, at øjeblikket var kommet.En: Lars knew that the moment had come.Da: Det var en risiko, men det var alt eller intet.En: It was a risk, but it was all or nothing.Da: "Jeg går all-in," sagde han med en stemme, der lød langt mere selvsikker, end han følte sig.En: "I'm going all-in," he said with a voice that sounded far more confident than he felt.Da: Alle ved bordet stirrede.En: Everyone at the table stared.Da: Hans hjerte hamrede som en tromme i hans bryst.En: His heart pounded like a drum in his chest.Da: De andre spillere begyndte at tage deres beslutninger, men Lars kunne kun tænke på Hanna.En: The other players began to make their decisions, but Lars could only think about Hanna.Da: Hvad ville hun sige, hvis hun kendte sandheden?En: What would she say if she knew the truth?Da: Ville hun nogensinde kunne tilgive ham?En: Would she ever be able to forgive him?Da: Det var tid til den endelige kortuddeling.En: It was time for the final card reveal.Da: Dealeren vendte langsomt den sidste kort – en hjerte dronning.En: The dealer slowly turned over the last card – a queen of hearts.Da: Lars mumlede en stille bøn.En: Lars muttered a silent prayer.Da: Sejren var ikke garanteret, men chancen var der.En: Victory wasn't guaranteed, but the chance was there.Da: "Vis jeres hænder," sagde dealeren.En: "Show your hands," said the dealer.Da: Spilleren ved siden af ham havde to par.En: The player next to him had two pairs.Da: Kvinden med det mørke hår viste en straight.En: The woman with the dark hair revealed a straight.Da: Lars holdt vejret og vendte sine kort.En: Lars held his breath and turned over his cards.Da: En flush!En: A flush!Da: Lars kunne ikke tro det.En: Lars couldn't believe it.Da: En bølge af lettelse skyllede gennem hans krop.En: A wave of relief washed over his body.Da: Han ...
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  • From Shadows to Spotlight: Astrid's Triumph in the Modern Office

    From Shadows to Spotlight: Astrid's Triumph in the Modern Office
    Jul 25 2024
    Fluent Fiction - Danish: From Shadows to Spotlight: Astrid's Triumph in the Modern Office Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/from-shadows-to-spotlight-astrids-triumph-in-the-modern-office Story Transcript:Da: Solen skinnede stærkt gennem de store vinduer i det topmoderne kontor.En: The sun shone brightly through the large windows in the ultramodern office.Da: Det var en varm sommerdag, og kontoret summede af aktivitet.En: It was a warm summer day, and the office buzzed with activity.Da: Astrid sad ved sit skrivebord.En: Astrid sat at her desk.Da: En vigtig projektpræsentation nærmede sig hurtigt, og nerverne gnavede i hende.En: An important project presentation was approaching quickly, and nerves were gnawing at her.Da: Ved siden af hende stod Margrethe, selvsikker og erfaren.En: Beside her stood Margrethe, confident and experienced.Da: "Astrid, har du forberedt graferne?"En: "Astrid, have you prepared the charts?"Da: spurgte Margrethe med et skarpt blik.En: Margrethe asked sharply.Da: Astrid nikkede hurtigt.En: Astrid nodded quickly.Da: “Ja, de er færdige.En: “Yes, they’re done.Da: Jeg har også nogle nye idéer til præsentationen,” sagde hun forsigtigt.En: I also have some new ideas for the presentation,” she said cautiously.Da: Margrethe sendte hende et professionelt smil, der ikke helt nåede øjnene.En: Margrethe gave her a professional smile that didn’t quite reach her eyes.Da: "Vi må sørge for, at alt går glat.En: “We must ensure everything runs smoothly.Da: Dette projekt er vigtigt for os begge," sagde Margrethe bestemt.En: This project is important for both of us,” Margrethe said firmly.Da: Astrid følte en knude i maven.En: Astrid felt a knot in her stomach.Da: Hun vidste, at Margrethe havde en masse erfaring, men hun ville også gerne bevise, at hun kunne selv.En: She knew Margrethe had a lot of experience, but she also wanted to prove she could succeed on her own.Da: Astrid ønskede virkelig den forfremmelse, hun havde arbejdet så hårdt for.En: Astrid really coveted the promotion she had worked so hard for.Da: Dagene fløj forbi med møder og lange arbejdsdage.En: The days flew by with meetings and long workdays.Da: Kontoret var et åbent rum med glasvægge.En: The office was an open space with glass walls.Da: Det hele så så moderne og professionelt ud, men Astrid følte sig nogle gange som en lille fisk i et stort akvarium.En: It all looked so modern and professional, but sometimes Astrid felt like a small fish in a big aquarium.Da: Hun følte sig ofte overskygget af Margrethe.En: She often felt overshadowed by Margrethe.Da: Den selvsikkerhed, Margrethe udstrålede, gjorde Astrid usikker.En: The confidence Margrethe radiated made Astrid insecure.Da: Endelig kom dagen for præsentationen.En: Finally, the day of the presentation arrived.Da: Det store mødelokale var fyldt med ledere og kolleger.En: The large meeting room was filled with managers and colleagues.Da: Astrid havde sommerfugle i maven, mens hun bar sin bærbare computer til podiet.En: Astrid had butterflies in her stomach as she carried her laptop to the podium.Da: Margrethe begyndte præsentationen med en kraftfuld stemme, der fangede alles opmærksomhed.En: Margrethe began the presentation with a powerful voice that captured everyone’s attention.Da: Da det blev Astrids tur at tale, tøvede hun et øjeblik.En: When it was Astrid’s turn to speak, she hesitated for a moment.Da: Margrethe så på hende med et fast blik.En: Margrethe looked at her with a steady gaze.Da: Astrids hjerte hamrede, men hun tog en dyb indånding og begyndte at tale.En: Astrid’s heart pounded, but she took a deep breath and began to speak.Da: Hun præsenterede sine nye idéer.En: She presented her new ideas.Da: Først føltes hendes stemme lille, men efterhånden blev den stærkere.En: At first, her voice felt small, but gradually it grew stronger.Da: Pludselig var rummet stille.En: Suddenly the room was silent.Da: Alle ledere så interesseret ud.En: All the managers looked interested.Da: Margrethe så overrasket ud.En: Margrethe looked surprised.Da: Astrid fortsatte med at forklare sine idéer, og da hun var færdig, fik hun bifald.En: Astrid continued to explain her ideas, and when she was finished, she received applause.Da: Margrethe nikkede respektfuldt mod Astrid.En: Margrethe nodded respectfully at Astrid.Da: Præsentationen blev godt modtaget, og Astrids idéer blev set som nyskabende og vigtige.En: The presentation was well received, and Astrid’s ideas were seen as innovative and important.Da: Efter mødet gik Margrethe hen til Astrid.En: After the meeting, Margrethe approached Astrid.Da: "Godt gået.En: “Well done.Da: Dine idéer gjorde en forskel.En: Your ideas made a difference.Da: Vi gjorde det sammen," sagde Margrethe med et ægte smil.En: We did it together,” Margrethe said with a genuine smile.Da: Astrid smilede tilbage, lettet og stolt.En: Astrid smiled back...
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