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Swedish · Absolute Beginner

Vargen i fårakläder

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

Vargen går in bland fåren

The wolf joins the sheep

Swedish

En varg vill äta ett får.

English translation

A wolf wants to eat a sheep.

Swedish

Men en herde och hans hundar vaktar fåren.

English translation

But a shepherd and his dogs guard the sheep.

Swedish

Vargen kan inte komma nära fåren.

English translation

The wolf cannot get close to the sheep.

Swedish

En dag hittar vargen ett fårskinn.

English translation

One day, the wolf finds a sheepskin.

Swedish

Han tar på sig skinnet.

English translation

He puts on the skin.

Swedish

Nu ser han ut som ett får.

English translation

Now he looks like a sheep.

Swedish

Han går in bland fåren.

English translation

He walks in among the sheep.

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