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Die Katze und die Vögel

German short stories – Learning German through English

Aesop’s Fables – Die Katze und die Vögel

 

Once upon a time, there was a cat which was getting old. The cat could not find something to eat and he was hungry.

Mr. Cat thought, “PURR! PURR! I am a smart cat. Let me trick the birds.”

He went around listening to the birds. Mr. Cat had very sharp ears.

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Es war einmal eine Katze, die alt wurde. Die Katze konnte nichts zu fressen finden und hatte Hunger.

Herr Katze dachte: „SCHNURREN! SCHNURREN! Ich bin eine kluge Katze. Lass mich die Vögel austricksen. “

Er ging herum und hörte den Vögeln zu. Herr Katze hatte sehr scharfe Ohren.

 

 

 

He heard the birds say, “Mr. Tweet is sick. He has such a cold. We should take him to a doctor.”

Mr. Cat thought, “PURR! PURR! I should pretend to be a doctor.”

Mr. Cat wore a white suit and a pair of spectacles. He also carried a small leather briefcase.

He knocked on the door of Mr. Tweet and said, “Hello Mrs. Tweet. Is everything well?”

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Er hörte die Vögel sagen: „Herr Tweet ist krank. Er hat so eine Erkältung. Wir sollten ihn zu einem Arzt bringen. “

Herr Katze dachte: „SCHNURREN! SCHNURREN! Ich sollte vorgeben, ein Arzt zu sein.“

Herr Katze trug einen weißen Anzug und eine Brille. Er trug auch eine kleine Aktentasche aus Leder.

Er klopfte an die Tür von Herr Tweet und sagte: „Hallo Frau Tweet. Ist alles gut? “

 

 

Mrs. Tweet was very smart. She immediately saw the cat. She smiled and said, “Tweet! Tweet!”

Mr. Cat said, “I am a famous doctor. I can cure Mr. Tweet. I can give him medicines.”

Mrs. Tweet said, “Tweet! Tweet! You are a smart cat. We are very well. We would be healthier if you don’t eat us. Please leave us alone.”

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Frau Tweet war sehr schlau. Sie sah sofort die Katze. Sie lächelte und sagte: „Tweet! Tweet! ”

Herr Katze sagte: „Ich bin ein berühmter Arzt. Ich kann Herr Tweet heilen. Ich kann ihm Medikamente geben. “

Frau Tweet sagte: „Tweet! Tweet! Du bist eine kluge Katze. Uns geht es sehr gut. Wir wären gesünder, wenn Sie uns nicht fessen würden. Bitte lass uns in Ruhe. “

 

 

 

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About: Studying through Dual Language immersion is among the best techniques for learning a new language. The objective of this website is to teach yourself how to read and speak German confidently using English as a base 🙂 These German short stories are super cool to read for beginners and also for entertaining children. Aesop’s Fables are among the best stories that can be studied on a daily basis. 

 

About the Editor
The author of this German dual language short story is a C1 Goethe certified German language expert. He has over 5 years’ experience in teaching German and over 8 years learning. 

He has conducted over 1000 plus hours of classes to over 300 students. In simple words (his words as well as his student’s words), he is AWESOME!!! He can be reached out to at deindeutschlehrer24@gmail.com

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