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Romanian · Absolute Beginner

Băiatul care a strigat „Lupul!”

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”

Scene 1 · Absolute Beginner

Ciobănașul singur

The lonely shepherd boy

Romanian

Un băiat are grijă de oile lui.

English translation

A boy takes care of his sheep.

Romanian

El stă cu oile lângă un munte.

English translation

He stays with the sheep near a mountain.

Romanian

Aproape este o pădure.

English translation

Nearby, there is a forest.

Romanian

Băiatul este singur toată ziua.

English translation

The boy is alone all day.

Romanian

El vrea să fie cu alți oameni.

English translation

He wants to be with other people.

Romanian

Vrea și puțină distracție.

English translation

He also wants a little fun.

Romanian

Așa că face un plan.

English translation

So he makes a plan.

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