Ang uwak at ang soro
Ang uwak may isa na keso. Ang soro naisin niya ay kumakain ng keso. Siya mag dadayain ang uwak. http://poesie.webnet.fr/lesgrandsclassiques/poemes/jean_de_la_fontaine/le_corbeau_et_le_renard.html
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wow! i'm confused with that loro and soro, we don't usually say that in Tagalog as mention by Dan.
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Ang uwak at ang soro
Ang uwak may isa na keso. Ang soro naisin niya ay kumakain ng keso. Siya mag dadayain ang uwak. http://poesie.webnet.fr/lesgrandsclassiques/poemes/jean_de_la_fontaine/le_corbeau_et_le_renard.html
Ang Uwak at Ang Soro
May keso ang isang uwak. Nais din ng soro na kumain ng kesong iyon kaya niya dadayain ang uwak.
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Thanks everyone. That entry was way beyond my capabilities, but it's fun to experiment.
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Correction in my last sentence - I meant, we rarely use the word "Soro", we usually say "Fox".
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BTW, "Loro" means "Parot".
The title in French is "Le Corbeau et le Renard" and in English, it's "The Raven and the Fox".
Fox in Tagalog is probably "Soro", barrowed from the Spanish word "Zorro". On some tagalog dictionary, "Fox" is "Zorra".
We rarely us the word "Zoro". Usually we just say "Fox".
Cheers!
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