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• Om aftenen ser jeg et program på fjernsynet, som fortæller historier om forskellige fugle.: In the evening, I watch a program on the television that tells stories about different birds.
• Nu vil jeg fortælle en lille historie om min rejse gennem forskellige lande.: Now I will tell a small story about my journey through different countries.
• Jeg vil fortælle mere om min rejse, når jeg har øvet mig på mit nye klaverstykke.: I will tell more about my journey when I have practiced my new piano piece.
• Jeg ser et program, som fortæller om fugle.: I watch a program that tells about birds.
• Jeg vil fortælle mere om mit hus.: I will tell more about my house.
• Jeg drømmer om en fjern ø med palmer og klart vand.: I dream of a distant island with palm trees and clear water.
• En hyggelig stemning opstår, når vi sidder sammen og taler om dagen.: A cozy atmosphere arises when we sit together and talk about the day.
• Meteorologerne udsender et varsel om kraftig vind i morgen.: The meteorologists issue a warning about strong wind tomorrow.
• Vi taler om dagen med andre i stuen.: We talk about the day with others in the living room.
• Jeg drømmer om at besøge øen.: I dream of visiting the island.
• Meteorologerne udsender en vigtig meddelelse om vejret.: The meteorologists issue an important message about the weather.
• Varsel om sne udsendes ofte om vinteren.: A warning about snow is often issued in winter.
• Vi advarede hende om den kraftige vind i haven.: We warned her about the strong wind in the garden.
• Jeg forstår lektionen om sne og iskrystaller bedre.: I understand the lesson about snow and ice crystals better.
• I dag lærer vi om refleksiv grammatik i dansk.: Today we learn about reflexive grammar in Danish.
• Denne forfatter skriver bøger om store eventyr.: This author writes books about great adventures.
• Han føler sorg, når han læser om tragiske begivenheder.: He feels sorrow when he reads about tragic events.
• Sorgen kan forsvinde, hvis man taler om sine følelser.: The sorrow can disappear if one talks about one’s feelings.
• En hyggelig atmosfære opstår i hjemmet, når vi sidder sammen og taler om dagen.: A cozy atmosphere arises in the home when we sit together and talk about the day.
• Jeg har en aftale med min familie om at mødes til middag i weekenden.: I have an appointment with my family to meet for dinner on the weekend.
• Jeg taler med min ven om musikken.: I speak with my friend about the music.
• Har du nogen idé om, hvor mine støvler er?: Do you have any idea where my boots are?
• I dag lærer vi om det refleksive ejestedord “sin, sit, sine”.: Today we learn about the reflexive possessive pronoun “sin, sit, sine”.
• Han er tilfreds med sin beslutning, og han forklarer det roligt, når nogen spørger ham om den.: He is satisfied with his decision, and he explains it calmly when someone asks him about it.
• I dag lærer vi om hypotetiske sætninger med "hvis" og "ville".: Today we learn about hypothetical sentences with "if" and "would".
• Hun taler med bibliotekaren om en svær tekst.: She talks with the librarian about a difficult text.
• Han taler med sin ven om sporten.: He talks with his friend about the sport.
• Forældrenes beslutning om ferien løser et gammelt problem.: The parents’ decision about the vacation solves an old problem.
• Lad os i stedet for at skændes tale roligt om problemet.: Instead of arguing, let’s talk calmly about the problem.
• Hun føler sig trist, når hun bekymrer sig for meget om sit arbejde.: She feels sad when she worries too much about her work.
• Det er ikke nødvendigt, at han bekymrer sig så meget om små fejl.: It is not necessary that he worries so much about small mistakes.
• I radioen hører vi en nyhed om vejret, mens vi laver morgenmad.: On the radio we hear a news item about the weather while we make breakfast.
• Journalisten fortæller om den samme nyhed i radioen.: The journalist talks about the same news on the radio.
• Meteorologerne vil sende en vigtig meddelelse om vejret ud i aften.: The meteorologists will send out an important message about the weather tonight.
• I dag lærer vi at bruge “det tager ... at” og “bruge tid på at”, når vi taler om tid.: Today we learn to use “it takes ... to” and “spend time doing,” when we talk about time.
• Selvom vi er uenige om maden, er vi stadig enige om at mødes efter arbejde.: Although we disagree about the food, we still agree to meet after work.
• Jeg er uenig med min ven om planen.: I disagree with my friend about the plan.
• Vi er uenige om tidspunktet, men enige om planen.: We disagree about the time, but agree on the plan.
• I frikvarteret taler børnene om legepladsen og den store gynge.: During recess the children talk about the playground and the big swing.
• Det er den bog, jeg talte om i går, og nu vil min søster låne den.: That is the book I talked about yesterday, and now my sister wants to borrow it.
• Jeg forstår ikke delen om grammatik i teksten.: I do not understand the part about grammar in the text.
• Min bror blev flov, da læreren opdagede, at hans historie om lektierne var en løgn.: My brother became embarrassed when the teacher discovered that his story about the homework was a lie.
• Min søster er enig med min mor om planen.: My sister agrees with my mother about the plan.
• Hun har læst om rollen i avisen, men hun kan stadig ikke huske den første replik.: She has read about the role in the newspaper, but she still cannot remember the first line.
• For en uge siden fortalte instruktøren om den nye forestilling i radioen, og nu vil min veninde gerne se den.: A week ago the director talked about the new performance on the radio, and now my female friend would like to see it.
• Vi nøjes ikke med at tale om problemet; vi prøver også at finde en løsning sammen.: We do not just settle for talking about the problem; we also try to find a solution together.
• Jeg er i tvivl om, hvilken skjorte jeg skal tage på til mødet.: I am unsure which shirt I should put on for the meeting.
• Hun var i tvivl om planen, så hun ringede til sin chef for at høre, om alt stadig stemte.: She was unsure about the plan, so she called her boss to hear whether everything was still correct.
• En lille detalje i kontrakten ændrede hendes beslutning om lejligheden.: A small detail in the contract changed her decision about the apartment.
• Hendes forklaring var god, men jeg er stadig i tvivl om, hvorfor hun kom så sent.: Her explanation was good, but I am still unsure why she arrived so late.
• Jeg forstår holdningen bedre, efter at vi har talt roligt om problemet.: I understand the point of view better after we have talked calmly about the problem.
• Først var jeg i tvivl om planen, men nu er jeg sikker på, at den er god.: At first I was unsure about the plan, but now I am sure that it is good.
• Hun taler åbent om sine følelser.: She speaks openly about her feelings.
• Jeg er i tvivl om, hvilken skjorte der passer bedst til mødet i morgen.: I am unsure which shirt is most suitable for the meeting tomorrow.

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