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Greek · Beginner

Ο ποντικός της πόλης και ο ποντικός της εξοχής

Adapted from The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse

By Aesop

A country mouse visits the town, where richer food comes with danger and fear.

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Ο ποντικός της πόλης επισκέπτεται την εξοχή

Town Mouse visits the country

Greek

Μια φορά κι έναν καιρό, ένας ποντικός της πόλης πήγε να δει τον ξάδερφό του στην εξοχή. Ο ποντικός της εξοχής χάρηκε πολύ και τον καλωσόρισε. Είχε μόνο φασόλια, μπέικον, τυρί και ψωμί, αλλά τα μοιράστηκε μαζί του με χαρά.

English translation

Once upon a time, a city mouse went to visit his cousin in the countryside. The country mouse was very happy and welcomed him. He had only beans, bacon, cheese, and bread, but he gladly shared the food with his cousin.

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