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Polish · Absolute Beginner

Wilk w owczej skórze

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 · Absolute Beginner

Wilk dołącza do owiec

The wolf joins the sheep

Polish

Pasterz pilnuje owiec.

English translation

The shepherd watches over the sheep.

Polish

Jego psy też pilnują owiec.

English translation

His dogs watch over the sheep too.

Polish

Dlatego wilk nie może łatwo podejść do owiec.

English translation

That’s why the wolf can’t easily get close to the sheep.

Polish

Pewnego dnia wilk znajduje skórę owcy.

English translation

One day, the wolf finds a sheep’s skin.

Polish

Zakłada ją na swoje futro.

English translation

He puts it over his fur.

Polish

Potem powoli wchodzi między owce.

English translation

Then he slowly walks in among the sheep.

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