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Hungarian · Absolute Beginner

A varjú és a korsó

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

A szomjas varjú korsóra bukkan

A thirsty crow finds a pitcher

Hungarian

A varjú nagyon szomjas.

English translation

The crow is very thirsty.

Hungarian

Talál egy korsót.

English translation

It finds a pitcher.

Hungarian

A korsóban csak kevés víz van.

English translation

There is only a little water in the pitcher.

Hungarian

A varjú a korsóba dugja a csőrét.

English translation

The crow puts its beak into the pitcher.

Hungarian

De a víz túl mélyen van.

English translation

But the water is too far down.

Hungarian

Nem éri el.

English translation

It can’t reach it.

Hungarian

Újra próbálja, de nem sikerül.

English translation

It tries again, but it doesn’t work.

Hungarian

Végül nem próbálkozik tovább.

English translation

At last, it stops trying.

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