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Swedish · Absolute Beginner

Stadsmusikanterna från Bremen

Adapted from The Bremen Town Musicians

By The Brothers Grimm

An aging donkey, dog, cat, and rooster set out together to become musicians in Bremen.

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Illustration for the scene “The donkey leaves for Bremen”

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Åsnan ger sig av till Bremen

The donkey leaves for Bremen

Swedish

En åsna arbetar för en man.

English translation

A donkey works for a man.

Swedish

Åsnan är gammal nu.

English translation

The donkey is old now.

Swedish

Han orkar inte arbeta som förut.

English translation

He no longer has the strength to work as he used to.

Swedish

Mannen vill inte ge honom mat längre.

English translation

The man no longer wants to feed him.

Swedish

Åsnan springer bort.

English translation

The donkey runs away.

Swedish

Han vill gå till staden Bremen och spela musik där.

English translation

He wants to go to the city of Bremen and play music there.

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