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Swedish · Absolute Beginner

Kråkan och kannan

Adapted from The Crow and the Pitcher

By Aesop

A thirsty crow raises the water in a pitcher by dropping stones into it.

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Scene 1

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Illustration for the scene “A thirsty crow finds a pitcher”

Scene 1 · Absolute Beginner

En törstig kråka hittar en kanna

A thirsty crow finds a pitcher

Swedish

En kråka är mycket törstig.

English translation

A crow is very thirsty.

Swedish

Han kan dö utan vatten.

English translation

He could die without water.

Swedish

Han hittar en kanna med lite vatten i.

English translation

He finds a pitcher with a little water in it.

Swedish

Vattnet är långt ner i kannan.

English translation

The water is deep down in the pitcher.

Swedish

Kråkan försöker dricka.

English translation

The crow tries to drink.

Swedish

Han når inte vattnet med näbben.

English translation

He can't reach the water with his beak.

Swedish

Han försöker igen, men det går inte.

English translation

He tries again, but it doesn't work.

Swedish

Till slut slutar han försöka.

English translation

In the end, he stops trying.

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