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Hungarian · Beginner

A báránybőrbe bújt farkas

Adapted from The Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing

By Aesop

A wolf disguises himself as a sheep to enter a flock unnoticed.

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Illustration for the scene “The wolf joins the sheep”

Scene 1 · Beginner

A farkas a juhok közé vegyül

The wolf joins the sheep

Hungarian

Egy farkas nehezen tudott a juhok közelébe menni. A pásztor és a kutyái vigyáztak a juhokra, ezért a farkas nem tudta könnyen elkapni őket.

English translation

A wolf had a hard time getting near the sheep. The shepherd and his dogs guarded the sheep, so the wolf could not easily catch them.

Hungarian

Egy nap a farkas talált egy juhbőrt, amelyet valaki eldobott. A saját bundájára húzta a bőrt. Így juhnak látszott, és bement a juhok közé.

English translation

One day, the wolf found a sheepskin that someone had thrown away. He pulled it over his own fur. This made him look like a sheep, and he went in among the sheep.

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