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Hungarian · Beginner

A szél és a nap

Adapted from The Wind and the Sun

By Aesop

The wind and the sun compete to make a traveler take off his cloak.

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Illustration for the scene “The Wind and Sun argue”

Scene 1 · Beginner

A Szél és a Nap vitatkozik

The Wind and Sun argue

Hungarian

A Szél és a Nap arról vitatkozott, hogy melyikük erősebb. Ekkor megláttak egy vándort az úton. A vándor köpenyt viselt.

English translation

The Wind and the Sun were arguing about which of them was stronger. Then they saw a traveler on the road. The traveler was wearing a cloak.

Hungarian

– Így eldönthetjük a vitát – mondta a Nap. – Az lesz az erősebb, aki eléri, hogy a vándor levegye a köpenyét. Kezdje ön!

English translation

“Then we can settle the argument,” said the Sun. “The stronger one will be whoever gets the traveler to take off his cloak. You go first!”

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