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Polish · Absolute Beginner

Lis i wrona

Adapted from The Fox and the Crow

By Aesop

A fox flatters a crow into dropping the food she is holding.

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Illustration for the scene “The fox flatters the crow”

Scene 1 · Absolute Beginner

Lis schlebia wronie

The fox flatters the crow

Polish

Lis widzi wronę.

English translation

The fox sees a crow.

Polish

Wrona leci z kawałkiem sera w dziobie.

English translation

The crow flies with a piece of cheese in her beak.

Polish

Potem siada na gałęzi drzewa.

English translation

Then she lands on a tree branch.

Polish

Lis chce ten ser.

English translation

The fox wants that cheese.

Polish

Podchodzi pod drzewo.

English translation

He goes under the tree.

Polish

Lis mówi wronie, że jest bardzo piękna.

English translation

The fox tells the crow that she is very beautiful.

Polish

Mówi też, że wrona ma piękny głos.

English translation

He also says that she has a beautiful voice.

Polish

– Proszę zaśpiewać, pani Wrono! – mówi lis.

English translation

“Please sing, Mrs. Crow!” says the fox.

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