Fluent Fiction - Danish:
Unveiling Secrets: A Family Reunion in BornholmFind the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:
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Da: De sidste gule blade dansede i vinden, da Astrid trådte ind i sommerhuset på Bornholm.
En: The last yellow leaves danced in the wind as Astrid entered the summer house on Bornholm.
Da: Hun kiggede rundt i det hyggelige rum, der var fyldt med minder fra lykkeligere tider.
En: She looked around the cozy room, filled with memories from happier times.
Da: Der var fotografier af barndomsferier hængende på væggene, og havet skinnede i baggrunden.
En: There were photographs of childhood vacations hanging on the walls, and the sea shimmered in the background.
Da: Da hun satte tasken fra sig, bemærkede hun de andre.
En: As she set her bag down, she noticed the others.
Da: Jens sad i hjørnet med et skitsehæfte, mens Ole stod på terrassen og kiggede ud over havet.
En: Jens sat in the corner with a sketchbook, while Ole stood on the terrace, looking out over the sea.
Da: Deres forældre var ude at handle, så det var kun de tre søskende, der mødtes tidligere end planlagt.
En: Their parents were out shopping, so it was just the three siblings meeting earlier than planned.
Da: Det passede Astrid fint.
En: That suited Astrid just fine.
Da: Hun havde en mission.
En: She had a mission.
Da: Astrid havde modtaget et brev, som påstod, at én af dem bar på en hemmelighed.
En: Astrid had received a letter claiming that one of them was harboring a secret.
Da: Det gav hende en urolig følelse.
En: It gave her an uneasy feeling.
Da: Hun vidste, at det kunne rive familien fra hinanden, hvis hemmeligheden kom ud forkert, men hvis hun kunne håndtere det, måske kunne det bringe dem sammen igen.
En: She knew it could tear the family apart if the secret came out the wrong way, but if she could manage it, maybe it could bring them together again.
Da: Hun besluttede at tage én ad gangen.
En: She decided to take one at a time.
Da: Først gik hun hen til Jens.
En: First, she went over to Jens.
Da: "Jens, har du fået noget interessant inspiration for nylig?"
En: "Jens, have you got any interesting inspiration lately?"
Da: spurgte hun, mens hun lod som om hun kiggede på hans sidste skitser.
En: she asked, pretending to look at his latest sketches.
Da: Jens kiggede op med et skævt smil, hvilket altid betød problemer.
En: Jens looked up with a crooked smile, which always meant trouble.
Da: "Inspiration?
En: "Inspiration?
Da: Der er altid noget at finde, når man kigger dybt nok."
En: There's always something to find if you look deep enough."
Da: Samtalen nåede ingen vegne, så Astrid besluttede at gå videre til Ole.
En: The conversation got nowhere, so Astrid decided to move on to Ole.
Da: Han stod stadig stille udenfor med et betænksomt udtryk.
En: He was still standing outside with a thoughtful expression.
Da: "Ole, du er lidt stille i dag, hva'?"
En: "Ole, you're a bit quiet today, huh?"
Da: sagde hun, da hun sluttede sig til ham.
En: she said as she joined him.
Da: Han trak på skuldrene.
En: He shrugged.
Da: "Bare nyder udsigten.
En: "Just enjoying the view.
Da: Der er noget beroligende ved bølgerne."
En: There's something calming about the waves."
Da: Astrid overvejede sine muligheder.
En: Astrid considered her options.
Da: Hun vidste, at hun måtte spørge direkte.
En: She knew she had to ask directly.
Da: "Jeg har fået et brev.
En: "I received a letter.
Da: Nogen har en hemmelighed," sagde hun og så på dem begge.
En: Someone has a secret," she said, looking at them both.
Da: Jens rømmede sig og sagde ingenting, men hans blik flakkede mod sine skitser.
En: Jens cleared his throat and said nothing, but his gaze flitted toward his sketches.
Da: Senere på aftenen, da de andre gik i seng, besluttede Astrid at se nærmere på Jens' ting.
En: Later that evening, after the others went to bed, Astrid decided to take a closer look at Jens' things.
Da: Hun løftede forsigtigt skitsehæftet og så billeder, der bragede af familiehemmeligheder, ingen nogensinde talte om.
En: She gently lifted the sketchbook and saw pictures bursting with family secrets no one ever talked about.
Da: Jens havde tegnet situationer, følelser, usagte sandheder.
En: Jens had drawn situations, feelings, unspoken truths.
Da: Næste morgen, konfronterede hun ham.
En: The next morning, she confronted him.
Da: Jens sukkede.
En: Jens sighed.
Da: "Jeg modtog et lignende brev.
En: "I received a similar letter.
Da: Jeg troede, det var fra dig," sagde han.
En: I thought it was from you," he said.
Da: "Jeg ved, det er svært, men jeg betragter kunst som en måde at lufte disse ting på."
En: "I know it's difficult, but I see art as a way to air these things."
Da: Astrid vendte sig mod Ole, der stod rødmende i hjørnet.
En: Astrid turned to Ole, who stood blushing in the corner.
Da: "Var det dig, der sendte brevene?"
En: "Was it you who sent the letters?"
Da: hans øjne bekræftede hendes formodning.
En: his eyes confirmed her suspicion.
Da: Ole nikkede langsomt.
En: Ole nodded slowly.
Da: "Jeg ville bare have, at vi skulle tale sammen igen.
En: "I just w
