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Ένα πούπουλο μικρό!
🏠 This charming tale is perfect for young learners starting their journey into the Greek language. With a focus on vocabulary related to parts of the house, this story offers a fun and educational experience.
🐶 The story is about a dog that gets sick, and his friends go to his house to help him clean the different rooms. In the end, the dog feels better, he throws a party, and the house gets dirty again, but he doesn't care and goes to have a nap.
📖 The narrative is crafted with deliberate simplicity, making use of rhythmic storytelling to reinforce vocabulary through repetition. This approach ensures that young learners not only enjoy the tale but also retain the new words they learn.
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And here's the precise translation of the story:
"The brown dog cleans up and takes care of his house. But one day the dog says, 'I'm very sick. I can't clean the house or the yard.' His friends, the animals, love the dog very much and they go to his house with flowers and an apple. 'Snake, the living room is not clean. Help me, please. Right away!' 'I'll clean the living room. With a broom, the dust goes away.' 'Lion, the kitchen is not clean. Help me, please! Right away!' 'I'll clean the kitchen along with a goose.' 'Frog, the bathroom is not clean. Help me, please! Right away.' 'I'll clean the bathroom. I'm small and I can jump.' 'Turtle, the room is not clean. Help me, please. Right away!' 'I'll clean the room, I love you and I'm taking care of you.' 'Now I'm good, thank you so much. Let's celebrate with music.' But again, the house is not clean, it's okay, I'll go sleep."
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