Folk Tale
The Lion and the Mouse
Translated From
El león y el ratón
| Book Title | El León y el ratón |
|---|---|
| Publication Date | 0 |
| Language | Spanish |
Other Translations / Adaptations
| Text title | Language | Author | Publication Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| De Leeuw en de Muis | Dutch | Peter Franke | _ |
| Si Daga at si Leon | Tagalog | _ | 0 |
| Το λιοντάρι και το ποντίκι | Greek | _ | 0 |
| Løven og musen | Danish | _ | 0 |
| An Leon agus an Luchóg | Irish | Cailliomachas | 2009 |
| Sang Singa dan Si Tikus | Indonesian | Malik diNata | 2009 |
| O shagar thàj o kandoj | Balkan Romani | _ | _ |
| Lehoia eta sagutxoa | Basque | _ | 0 |
| Lew i mysz | Polish | _ | 0 |
| Lõvi ja hiir | Estonian | _ | 0 |
| Ilay Liona sy ilay Voalavo | Malagasy | _ | _ |
| De liuw en de mûs | Western Frisian | _ | 0 |
| Mur y Lleón | Asturian | _ | 0 |
| O leon i o ratolin | Aragonese | _ | 0 |
| Baay gaynde ak jenax | Wolof | Ousseynou Dieng | 2010 |
| ljónið og músin | Icelandic | Ása Kolka | 2010 |
| Leõ ha anguja | Guarani | Zulma N. Sosa | 0 |
| Az oroszlán és az egér | Hungarian | Caravilcius | 2009 |
| Book Title | El León y el ratón |
|---|---|
| Publication Date | 0 |
| ATU | 075 |
| Language | English |
| Origin | Spain |
Once upon a time there was a little mouse who, coming out of his hole, met an enormous lion.
The lion wanted to eat him up. “Please, Mr. Lion, don’t eat me. One day you might need me.” The lion answered, “Why should I need someone as small as you?”
Seeing how tiny the mouse was, the lion took pity on him and set him free. One day, the mouse heard an almight roar. It was the lion.
When he got to the place, he found the lion trapped in a net. “I’ll save you!” said the mouse. “You?” You are too small for such a hard task.”
The mouse started to nibble at the rope of the net and the lion was saved.
From that day on they were friends forever.
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