Usages of turen
Jeg vil måske gå en tur i haven.
I might go for a walk in the garden.
Den 1. maj mødes vi i parken, hvis vejret er godt nok til en lang tur.
On May 1st we meet in the park if the weather is good enough for a long walk.
Det er i foråret, at jeg bedst kan lide at gå ture, fordi alt føles lettere.
It is in spring that I most like going for walks, because everything feels lighter.
Efter en lang tur føles mine ben tunge, så jeg sætter mig ned.
After a long walk, my legs feel heavy, so I sit down.
Efter forestillingen går vi en tur, og bagefter sætter vi os på en bænk ved springvandet igen.
After the performance we go for a walk, and afterward we sit down on a bench by the fountain again.
En rolig tur i haven gør hverdagen lettere.
A calm walk in the garden makes everyday life easier.
Jeg har lyst til at blive hjemme i aften, men min veninde har lyst til at gå en tur ved havet.
I feel like staying at home tonight, but my female friend feels like taking a walk by the sea.
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