"Jeg løb en tur."

Translation: I went for a run.

[ivouken]

I ran a lap?

[deactivated user]

"I ran a lap" would be "Jeg løb en omgang."

Just like you say "I ran a lap" or "I ran 2 miles" in English, you can say "I ran a trip" in Danish => "Jeg løb en tur."

[Meriko1980]

what about "I went to run"?
If they anyway don't give a literal translation, then why "i went to run" is wrong???

[RyagonIV]

It might be hair-splitting, but both "Jeg løb en tur" and "I went for a run" say that the runner made a round, a trip. Going for a run and coming back again.

Your version sounds like the runner is just running around aimlessly.

[Cody883261]

To me it sounds like I would only use that sentence in a specific circumstance.

Why were you in Philadelphia? Oh, I went to run (in a race).

I went to run, but he held me back.

[PatrickDaSilva]

Wouldn't "I went for a jog" sound better?

[Karilighed]

It's now "I went for a run"

[th_drzzl]

Could this be 'I went on a run'?