English 7

The Frog Prince

 A young and very beautiful princess lost her ball in the water, while she was playing by the side of a lake. She began to cry so sadly that the frog who sat beside the lake croaked to her, “What will you give me if I get you your ball back?”

“All the gold you could wish for!” replied the princess. “No, I ask only that I am allowed to stay with you and be your friend,” said the frog. The prin­cess gave her word (what did such a promise cost her if it meant she could have her ball back?), but she had absolutely no intention of keeping her promise. In fact, the moment she had her ball back she ran off so fast that the frog could not keep up with her. Nevertheless, after a while the frog arrived at the palace.

As soon as she saw the frog, the princess was frightened. She ran to ask for help from her father, but the king, who knew what had happened, ordered his daughter to keep her promise. So the princess picked the frog up gently in her hand, but, with a shiver of disgust, she let it drop to the ground again. But that one brief touch was enough to break the spell that bound that frog, and caused it to turn back into the young and hand­some prince he had been before.

The story ends with the happiest of wedding ceremonies.

English 6

The Tsar’s riddle

A Tsar had taken prisoner a rebel leader. The rebel's daughter went to the Tsar to beg him to spare her beloved father. She was a beautiful g girl, but the Tsar looked on her mixed feelings.

“I will free your father, and what is more I will marry you,” he said to her, “If you are able to solve this riddle. If fail, your father will die and you be forced to marry my stable boy.”

“Agreed,” said the girl, “what is the riddle?”

“You have to come back to me neither dressed nor naked,” said the Tsar “neither on foot nor on horseback, neither with gifts nor without gifts.”

The girl went away and thought hard. The next day she came before the Tsar, wearing only a thick fishing net, so that she was neither dressed nor naked; she was riding on the back of a large dog, so that she was neither on foot nor on horseback; In her hands she had a quail, which she released in the Tsar's presence, so that she had come neither with a gift nor without a gift.

The Tsar, who admired clever people as much as he admired brave ones, kept his word. He freed the rebel leader and married his beautiful young daughter.

English 5

MOM

You taught me to hold
Tears pouring rain
To always be patient in the trial
Prostration and kneeling on the Lord ...

You couplet formed by prayer
Take care of the crime
Sweep me away by the dust
That will make me fall ...

You are an inspiration in life
Leads to sweep the obstacles
With that build confidence
Patience and care to create ...

You are a hero throughout the ages
Sweat makes science
Crying makes light guide
Dusk making a new spirit .