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Polish · Absolute Beginner

Chłopiec, który wołał „Wilk!”

Adapted from The Boy Who Cried Wolf

By Aesop

A shepherd boy repeatedly tricks nearby villagers with a false wolf alarm, then cannot get help when danger is real.

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Illustration for the scene “The lonely shepherd boy”

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The lonely shepherd boy

Polish

Chłopiec ma owce.

English translation

The boy has sheep.

Polish

Pilnuje ich u stóp góry.

English translation

He watches over them at the foot of the mountain.

Polish

Blisko jest las.

English translation

There is a forest nearby.

Polish

Chłopiec jest sam.

English translation

The boy is alone.

Polish

Nie chce być sam.

English translation

He doesn't want to be alone.

Polish

Chce być z ludźmi.

English translation

He wants to be with people.

Polish

Ma pomysł.

English translation

He has an idea.

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