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O bigode do rei

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Akbar and Birbal – O bigode do rei

 

Once upon a time, King Akbar announced, “My dear courtiers, I have a problem for which I need a solution immediately.”

Everyone in the court looked at King Akbar.

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Era uma vez, o Rei Akbar anunciou: “Os meus queridos cortesãos, tenho um problema para o qual preciso de uma solução imediatamente.

Todos na corte olharam para o rei Akbar.

 

King Akbar said, “Someone dared to pull my moustache yesterday. What is the punishment that I should give him?”

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O rei Akbar disse: “Alguém se atreveu a puxar o meu bigode ontem. Qual é o castigo que devo-lhe? ”

 

Everyone in the court became very angry and started to shout.

One minister said, “He should be flogged with a whip!”

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Todos na corte ficaram muito zangados e começaram a gritar.

Um ministro disse: “Ele deve ser açoitado com um chicote!”

 

The chief of the army said, “He should be hanged.”

Another minister said, “He should be jailed for life! What a fool!”

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O chefe do exército disse: “Ele deveria ser enforcado.”

Outro ministro disse: “Ele deveria ser condenado à prisão perpétua! Que tolo!”

 

Similarly, all the ministers kept suggesting many punishments. Only Birbal was silent and smiling.

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Da mesma forma, todos os ministros sugeriram muitas punições. Apenas Birbal estava em silêncio e sorrindo.

 

The King asked Birbal, “Why are you so quiet Birbal? And why are you smiling? What punishment should I award this person?”

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O Rei perguntou a Birbal: “Por que você está tão quieto, Birbal? E por que você está sorrindo? Que punição devo conceder a essa pessoa? ”

 

Birbal said, “My dear King, I think you should give him a sweet and a big hug.”

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Birbal disse: “O meu querido Rei, penso que você deveria dar-lhe um doce e um grande abraço”.

 

Akbar angrily said, “What are you saying Birbal? Have you gone mad? Are you saying that such a person should be rewarded?”

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Akbar disse com raiva: “O que você está a dizer, Birbal? Ficou maluco? Você está a dizer que tal pessoa deveria ser recompensada? ”

 

Birbal replied politely, “I am not mad, my dear King! I can give you my explanation!”

Akbar said, “Then tell me why I should reward the person who pulls my moustache?”

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Birbal respondeu educadamente: “Não estou louco, meu querido rei! Eu posso-lhe dar aminha explicação! ”

Akbar disse: “Então diga-me por que devo recompensar a pessoa que puxa o meu bigode?”

 

Birbal replied politely, “The only person who can dare to do this is your grandson. And I know that you love giving sweets to your grandson.”

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Birbal respondeu educadamente: “A única pessoa que pode ousar fazer isso é o seu neto. E eu sei que adora dar doces para o seu neto. ”

 

The Emperor laughed very loudly and agreed. He was very happy with Birbal’s answer and gave his 100 gold coins as a reward.

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O imperador riu muito alto e concordou. Ele ficou muito feliz com a resposta de Birbal e deu as suas 100 moedas de ouro como recompensa.

 

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