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8.folktales pt
1. Comenius Project “Windows on Europe”
Portuguese Folktales
Stone Soup
Work done by:
• Beatriz Rato n.º4
• Bruna Santos n.º5 8.ºB
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Stone soup
Um frade andava a pedir esmola, pediu dinheiro a um lavrador, mas este não lho quis
dar.
O frade, cheio de fome, disse que iria fazer um caldo de pedra. Pegou numa pedra que
estava no chão, sacudiu-lhe a terra e pôs-se a observar se era boa para o caldo.
A friar was begging in the streets. He asked a farmer for some
money, but he didn’t give him anything.
So the hungry friar said he was going to cook a stone soup. He picked
up a stone, shook it and checked if it was good for the soup.
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Stone soup
As pessoas da casa puseram-se a rir do frade e este perguntou se nunca
tinham comido um caldo de pedra e assegurou-lhes que era muito bom.
O lavrador deu-lhe uma panela para cozinhar a sopa. Ele encheu a panela
com água e pós lá dentro a pedra.
The people of the house started laughing about him and he asked
them if they had never eaten a stone soup and assured them that it
was very good.
The farmer gave him a pot for cooking so he could cook the soup.
He filled it with water and put the stone inside it.
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Stone soup
Entretanto, o frade provou a sopa e pediu ao lavrador um pouco de
gordura, sal, couve, chouriça pois o caldo ficaria melhor. O lavrador ficou
pasmado, mas estava curioso e cedeu-lhe o pedido.
Meanwhile, he tasted the soup and asked the farmer for a bit of
fat, salt, cabbage, sausage saying the soup would be much better. The
farmer was amazed and curious, so he gave him what he asked for. When
they tasted the soup everyone liked it.
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Stone soup
Ao provar a sopa, toda a gente adorou o seu sabor.
Depois de despejada a sopa, a pedra ficou no fundo da panela.
O frade lavou-a e levou-a consigo.
Assim comeu bem onde não lhe queriam dar nada.
Everyone loved the soup when they tasted it.
After eating the soup the stone was still in the pot. The friar cleaned it
and took it with him.
And it was like this that he had a nice meal where nobody wanted to give
him anything.
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Contos populares portugueses
Portuguese Folktales
Work done by:
Ana Freire, 8ºB
Fabiola Moreira, 8ºB
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Era uma vez um alfaiate muito cobarde, que estava a trabalhar à porta da rua. Ele
tinha medo de tudo, mas gostava de fingir-se de valente.
Uma dia, viu muitas moscas juntas e, com uma pancada, matou sete. Daí em
diante passou a gabar-se:
- Eu cá mato sete de uma vez!
Once upon a time there was a very cowardly tailor, who was working
at his front door. He was afraid of everything, but he liked to pretend
he was brave.
Once he saw a swarm of flies and, with one blow, killed seven of
them. Thereafter he started boasting:
- I can kill seven with one blow.
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O rei andava muito preocupado, porque tinha morrido na guerra o seu general Dom
Caio, que era o maior valente que havia, e as tropas do inimigo já vinham contra
ele, porque sabiam que não tinha quem mandasse a combatê-las. Quando
soube, achou que alguém tão valente seria capaz de ocupar o cargo de Dom Caio.
The king was extremely worried, because his bravest
general, D.Caio, had died in the war, and the enemy's troops were
ready to attack the kingdom , because they knew he had nobody to
sent out to fight them. When he heard about the tailor, he thought
that someone so brave would be able to fill the position of D.Caio.
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Veio o alfaiate à comparência do rei e perguntou-lhe:
- É verdade que matas sete de uma vez?
- Sim, Vossa majestade.
- Então nesse caso vais comandar as minhas tropas e atacar os
inimigos que me estão a cercar.
The king called the tailor to the palace and asked him:
- It is true that you can kill seven with just one blow?
- Yes, Your Majesty.
- Then, in that case, you’ll lead my troops and attack the
enemies that are surrounding the kingdom.
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Mandou vir o a armadura de Dom Caio e fê-la vestir ao alfaiate, que era muito
baixinho, e que trouxessem o cavalo branco de Dom Caio para o alfaiate montar.
Ajudaram-no a subir para o cavalo, mas ele estava a tremer tanto que o cavalo
sentiu as esporas e começou a correr, enquanto o alfaiate gritava:
- Eu caio, eu caio!
He asked for the armour of D.Caio and ordered the tailor to put it
on, although the tailor was much shorter. Then the king asked for
the horse of D. Caio. The servants helped the tailor climb to the
horse but he was shaking so much that the horse felt the spurs
and began to run while the tailor screamed:
- Eu caio, eu caio! (I’m going to fall)
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Todos os que o ouviam por onde passava diziam:
- Ele agora diz que é o Dom Caio, já temos homem.
O cavalo correu para o sítio em que se combatia, e o alfaiate com medo de cair, a
gritar como um desesperado:
- Eu caio, eu caio!
Everyone who heard him said as he went by:
- He now says he is D. Caio. We’ve got the man for the job.
The horse ran to the site where there battle was taking place, while
the tailor kept screaming, desperate:
- Eu caio, eu caio! (I’m going to fall)
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Assim que os soldados inimigos viram o cavalo do general valente e ouviram o
grito: “Eu caio, eu caio!”, reconheceram o perigo e disseram uns para os outros:
- Estamos perdidos, que lá vem o Dom Caio, lá vem o Dom Caio!
E fugiram a sete pés.
As soon as the enemy soldiers saw the horse of the brave general
and heard the cry: “Eu caio!", they became aware of the danger, and
said to each other:
- We’re doomed. Here comes D. Caio, here he comes!
So they fled as fast as possible.
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O rei ficou muito contente com ele e, em paga da vitória, deu-lhe a princesa em
casamento, e ninguém fazia senão louvar o sucessor de Dom Caio pela sua
coragem.
The king was very pleased with the good news, and to reward the
tailor for this victory, he gave him the princess in marriage. And
everybody praised the successor of D. Caio for his courage.
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Havia um monge chamado Frei João
Sem Cuidados, que não se afligia com
nada. Quando o Rei ouviu falar nele,
pensou:
-Deixa estar, eu vou arranjar-lhe algo
com que se preocupar.
There was once a monk named Brother John Careless who never
cared about anything.
When the king of his kingdom knew about this he thought:
- Never mind, I'll give him something to care about.
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Mandou-o chamar, e disse-lhe:
- Vou dar-te uma adivinha e, se dentro
de três dias, me não souberes
responder, mando-te matar. Quero
que me digas:
- Quanto pesa a lua? Quanta água
tem o mar? O que é que eu penso?
He called him and said:
- I'll give you a riddle and if you don't guess it in three days, I'll
have to kill you. You have to tell me: How heavy is the moon? How
much water has the sea? And what do I think?
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Frei João Sem Cuidados saiu do palácio
bastante atrapalhado, pensando na
resposta que havia de dar.
Encontrou o seu moleiro, que estranhou
vê-lo tão triste.
Brother John left the palace very concerned, thinking about the
answers to the king’s questions. .
He met his miller, who was surprised to see him so sad.
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- Olá, senhor Frei João Sem Cuidados, porque está
assim?
- O rei disse que me mandava matar, se eu, dentro
de três dias, não Ihe respondesse a estas perguntas:
Quanto pesa a lua? Quanta água tem o mar? E que
é que ele pensa?
- Hello, Sir Brother John Careless. Why are you so sad?
- The king told me that I have three days to answer three
questions: How heavy is the moon? How much water has the
sea? And what does he think?
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O moleiro desatou a rir e disse-Ihe:
-Não se preocupe. Empreste-me a sua roupa
que eu resolverei o problema.
The miller started laughing and said:
-Don't worry. Lend me your clothes and I'll solve the problem.
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Passados os três dias, o moleiro
vestido de Frei Joao sem
cuidados, foi ter com o rei.
O rei perguntou-lhe:
- Então, quanto pesa a Iua?
- Saberá vossa majestade que não
pode pesar mais do que um arrátel
(450 gramas), porque todos dizem
que tem quatro quartos.
After three days, the miller got dressed in Brother John's clothes and
went to the presence of the king. The king asked him:
- So, how much weighs the moon?
-As your majesty well knows it can't weigh more than a pound
(450 grams), because everyone says it has four quarters.
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- É verdade. E agora: quanta água tem o mar?
- Isso é muito fácil de adivinhar, mas para isso é preciso que
primeiro mande tapar todos os rios, porque sem isso nada feito.
- It's true. And now: how much water has the sea?
- That’s very easy to guess, but first you’ll have to order the
closing of all the rivers, otherwise nothing can be done.
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O rei achou bem respondido, mas,
irritado por ver que Frei João
escapava às dificuldades, replicou:
- Agora, se não souberes em que
estou a pensar, mando-te matar!
The king thought-” well answered” but angry to see that Brother
John was escaping the difficulties, said:
- Now, if you don't know what I'm thinking, I'll have to kill you!
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O moleiro respondeu:
- Ora, Vossa Majestade pensa que está
a falar com Frei João Sem
Cuidados, mas está a falar com o seu
moleiro.
Deixou cair o capucho de frade e o
rei ficou admirado com tanta esperteza.
The miller said:
- Well, Your Majesty thinks you are talking to Brother
John Careless, but you are talking to his miller.
He dropped the Brother's hood and the king was amazed with
such smartness.
