Danish
En lille frø talte med sin far, som sad ved kanten af en dam.
English translation
A little frog spoke to its father, who was sitting at the edge of a pond.
Danish · Beginner
Frøen og oksen
Adapted from The Frog and the Ox
A frog tries to swell herself to the size of an ox.
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Scene 1 · Beginner
Den lille frø beskriver et kæmpestort dyr
Little Frog describes a huge animal
Danish
»Far, jeg har set et frygteligt uhyre! Det var så stort som et bjerg. Det havde horn, en lang hale og klove.«
English translation
“Dad, I’ve seen a terrible monster! It was as big as a mountain. It had horns, a long tail, and hooves.”
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