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Hungarian · Absolute Beginner

Az oroszlán és az egér

Adapted from The Lion and the Mouse

By Aesop

A lion spares a mouse, who later frees him from a hunter’s net.

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Illustration for the scene “The lion catches the mouse”

Scene 1 · Absolute Beginner

Az oroszlán elkapja az egeret

The lion catches the mouse

Hungarian

Egy oroszlán alszik.

English translation

A lion is sleeping.

Hungarian

Egy kis egér fut az oroszlánon.

English translation

A little mouse runs over the lion.

Hungarian

Az oroszlán felébred.

English translation

The lion wakes up.

Hungarian

A mancsával, vagyis a nagy lábával lefogja az egeret.

English translation

With its paw—that is, its big foot—it pins the mouse down.

Hungarian

Az egér nem tud elmenni.

English translation

The mouse can’t get away.

Hungarian

Az oroszlán kinyitja a száját.

English translation

The lion opens its mouth.

Hungarian

Meg akarja enni az egeret.

English translation

It wants to eat the mouse.

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