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Hungarian · Absolute Beginner

A kutya és a tükörképe

Adapted from The Dog and Its Reflection

By Aesop

A dog loses its food after mistaking its reflection for another dog with food.

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Illustration for the scene “A dog carrying meat”

Scene 1 · Absolute Beginner

Egy kutya húst visz

A dog carrying meat

Hungarian

Egy kutyának van egy darab húsa.

English translation

A dog has a piece of meat.

Hungarian

A szájában viszi haza.

English translation

It carries it home in its mouth.

Hungarian

Otthon nyugodtan akar enni.

English translation

At home, it wants to eat in peace.

Hungarian

Útközben egy patakhoz ér.

English translation

On the way, it comes to a stream.

Hungarian

Egy deszka van a patak fölött.

English translation

There is a plank over the stream.

Hungarian

A kutya ezen a deszkán megy át a patakon.

English translation

The dog crosses the stream on this plank.

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