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Hungarian · Absolute Beginner

A béka és az ökör

Adapted from The Frog and the Ox

By Aesop

A frog tries to swell herself to the size of an ox.

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Illustration for the scene “Little Frog describes a huge animal”

Scene 1 · Absolute Beginner

A kis béka egy hatalmas állatról mesél

Little Frog describes a huge animal

Hungarian

Egy békaapa a tó partján ül.

English translation

A father frog sits by the pond.

Hungarian

A kis béka az apjához beszél.

English translation

The little frog speaks to his father.

Hungarian

Egy nagyon nagy állatot látott.

English translation

He saw a very large animal.

Hungarian

Azt hiszi, hogy az állat egy szörny.

English translation

He thinks the animal is a monster.

Hungarian

Az állatnak szarva és hosszú farka van.

English translation

The animal has horns and a long tail.

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