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Greek · Absolute Beginner

Το κοράκι και η κανάτα

Adapted from The Crow and the Pitcher

By Aesop

A thirsty crow raises the water in a pitcher by dropping stones into it.

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Illustration for the scene “A thirsty crow finds a pitcher”

Scene 1 · Absolute Beginner

Ένα διψασμένο κοράκι βρίσκει μια κανάτα

A thirsty crow finds a pitcher

Greek

Ένα κοράκι διψάει πάρα πολύ.

English translation

A crow is very thirsty.

Greek

Βρίσκει μια κανάτα.

English translation

It finds a pitcher.

Greek

Μέσα έχει λίγο νερό.

English translation

There is a little water inside.

Greek

Το κοράκι προσπαθεί να πιει.

English translation

The crow tries to drink.

Greek

Όμως το νερό είναι πολύ χαμηλά.

English translation

But the water level is very low.

Greek

Δεν μπορεί να το φτάσει.

English translation

It cannot reach it.

Greek

Προσπαθεί ξανά, αλλά δεν μπορεί να πιει.

English translation

It tries again, but it cannot drink.

Greek

Στο τέλος σταματά.

English translation

In the end, it stops.

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