Little Red Riding Hood
Piroska és a farkas
A girl takes food to her grandmother through the forest and meets a wolf who has a plan of his own.
Learning Hungarian · Absolute Beginner
Hungarian Stories for Absolute Beginners
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The Fox and the Grapes
A róka és a szőlő
A hungry fox tries to reach a bunch of grapes and dismisses them when he cannot.
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Scene 1 · Absolute Beginner
Hogyan kapta Piroska a nevét
How Red-Cap got her name
Hungarian
Van egy kedves kislány.
English translation
There is a kind little girl.
Hungarian
A nagymamája nagyon szereti.
English translation
Her grandmother loves her very much.
Hungarian
Egy piros sapkát ad neki.
English translation
She gives her a red cap.
Hungarian
A kislány nagyon szereti ezt a sapkát.
English translation
The little girl loves this cap very much.
Hungarian
Mindig ezt viseli.
English translation
She always wears it.
Hungarian
Ezért mindenki Piroskának hívja.
English translation
That's why everyone calls her Little Red Riding Hood.
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