Little Red Riding Hood
Rødhætte
A girl takes food to her grandmother through the forest and meets a wolf who has a plan of his own.
Learning Danish · Absolute Beginner
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A girl takes food to her grandmother through the forest and meets a wolf who has a plan of his own.
Ræven og druerne
A hungry fox tries to reach a bunch of grapes and dismisses them when he cannot.
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Scene 1 · Absolute Beginner
Der er en lille pige.
There is a little girl.
Hendes bedstemor holder meget af hende.
Her grandmother is very fond of her.
En dag giver bedstemoren hende en rød hue.
One day her grandmother gives her a red cap.
Pigen vil altid have den på.
The girl always wants to wear it.
Derfor kalder alle hende Rødhætte.
That’s why everyone calls her Little Red Riding Hood.
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