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Illustration for The Bremen Town Musicians

Greek · Beginner

Οι μουσικοί της Βρέμης

Adapted from The Bremen Town Musicians

By The Brothers Grimm

An aging donkey, dog, cat, and rooster set out together to become musicians in Bremen.

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Illustration for the scene “The donkey leaves for Bremen”

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Ο γάιδαρος φεύγει για τη Βρέμη

The donkey leaves for Bremen

Greek

Ένας άνθρωπος είχε έναν γάιδαρο που κουβαλούσε σακιά στον μύλο για πολλά χρόνια. Τώρα όμως ο γάιδαρος είχε γεράσει και δεν μπορούσε να δουλεύει όπως παλιά. Το αφεντικό του δεν ήθελε πια να ξοδεύει χρήματα για την τροφή του.

English translation

A man had a donkey who had carried sacks to the mill for many years. But now the donkey had grown old and could no longer work as he used to. His master no longer wanted to spend money on his food.

Greek

Ο γάιδαρος κατάλαβε ότι κινδύνευε και έφυγε. Πήρε τον δρόμο για τη Βρέμη, γιατί πίστευε ότι εκεί μπορούσε να γίνει μουσικός της πόλης.

English translation

The donkey realized he was in danger and left. He set off for Bremen, because he believed he could become a town musician there.

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