Fluent Fiction - Danish: Søren's Autumn Delight: From Skepticism to Success Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2024-11-21-23-34-02-da Story Transcript:Da: Ild i kaminens hjørne kastede et varmt skær over rummets rustikke trægulv.En: The flame in the corner of the fireplace cast a warm glow over the room's rustic wooden floor.Da: Mørke kaffebønner knitrede svagt, mens de blev ristet.En: Dark coffee beans crackled softly as they roasted.Da: Det var torsdag eftermiddag i Søren's kaffe risteri.En: It was Thursday afternoon at Søren's coffee roastery.Da: Udenfor faldt efterårsblade stilfærdigt fra trækronerne, mens Søren ivrigt forberedte sig på sin store dag.En: Outside, autumn leaves quietly fell from the treetops, while Søren eagerly prepared for his big day.Da: Søren havde arbejdet hårdt.En: Søren had worked hard.Da: Hans nye kaffeblend, "Efterårsglæde", var klar til at blive smagt af de trofaste kunder.En: His new coffee blend, "Efterårsglæde" (Autumn Delight), was ready to be tasted by the loyal customers.Da: Emilie, hans bedste kollega, var ved at pynte smagsbordet med lys og små græskar.En: Emilie, his best colleague, was decorating the tasting table with lights and small pumpkins.Da: "Jeg tror, det bliver en succes," sagde hun opmuntrende og gav Søren et smil.En: "I think it's going to be a success," she said encouragingly and gave Søren a smile.Da: Han var nervøs, men også spændt.En: He was nervous, but also excited.Da: Men der var Johan.En: But there was Johan.Da: Johan, risteriets leder, stod skeptisk i hjørnet med armene over kors.En: Johan, the roastery's manager, stood skeptically in the corner with his arms crossed.Da: "Torsdage er altid de langsomste.En: "Thursdays are always the slowest.Da: Jeg tvivler på, det bliver et hit," mumlede han.En: I doubt it'll be a hit," he muttered.Da: Søren bed tænderne sammen.En: Søren clenched his teeth.Da: "Jeg tror på det," svarede han bestemt.En: "I believe in it," he replied firmly.Da: Selvom han respekterede Johan, nægtede Søren at lade sig slå ud.En: Although he respected Johan, Søren refused to be discouraged.Da: Klokken slog tre, og dørene til eventet åbnede.En: The clock struck three, and the doors to the event opened.Da: Kunderne gik forsigtigt ind, lokket af den behagelige aroma.En: Customers walked in cautiously, enticed by the pleasant aroma.Da: Søren tog en dyb indånding.En: Søren took a deep breath.Da: Dette var hans øjeblik.En: This was his moment.Da: Som kopperne blev hældt og delt ud, kiggede Søren på kundernes ansigter.En: As cups were poured and handed out, Søren watched the customers' faces.Da: Spænding fyldte luften.En: Excitement filled the air.Da: En ældre dame tog første smag, hendes øjne lyste op.En: An elderly lady took the first taste, her eyes lit up.Da: "Mmm, det er vidunderligt," udbrød hun.En: "Mmm, it's wonderful," she exclaimed.Da: Flere stemmede i med ros, og snart summede roasteriet af glædelige samtaler om "Efterårsglæde".En: More joined in with praise, and soon the roastery buzzed with joyful conversations about "Efterårsglæde."Da: Søren kunne knap tro det.En: Søren could hardly believe it.Da: Hans blend blev rost af alle, der smagte det.En: His blend was praised by everyone who tasted it.Da: Emilie klappede ham på skulderen.En: Emilie patted him on the shoulder.Da: "Jeg sagde jo, det ville være en succes!"En: "I told you it would be a success!"Da: Søren nikkede.En: Søren nodded.Da: Han følte sig styrket, som om dette var starten på noget stort.En: He felt empowered, as if this was the beginning of something big.Da: Men Johan, som stod lidt tilbage, var stadig forsigtig.En: But Johan, standing a little back, remained cautious.Da: "Vi får se, hvordan det går på længere sigt," sagde han, men kunne ikke skjule et lille smil.En: "We'll see how it goes in the long run," he said, but couldn't hide a small smile.Da: Søren tog hans ord med et gran salt.En: Søren took his words with a grain of salt.Da: Han vidste nu, at han havde talentet til at skabe noget specielt.En: He now knew that he had the talent to create something special.Da: Hans selvtillid voksede, og han følte sig stærkere end nogensinde.En: His confidence grew, and he felt stronger than ever.Da: Denne torsdag, trods sin langsomme start, blev begyndelsen på Søren's nye tro på sig selv.En: This Thursday, despite its slow start, became the beginning of Søren's newfound belief in himself.Da: Efteråret bragte ikke kun nye blade, men også nye muligheder.En: Autumn brought not only new leaves but also new opportunities.Da: "Efterårsglæde" blev hurtigt en favorit, og Søren lærte, at mod og tro på egne evner kunne overkomme selv den største skepsis.En: "Efterårsglæde" quickly became a favorite, and Søren learned that courage and belief in one's abilities could overcome even the greatest skepticism. Vocabulary Words:rustic: ...
