PART 2 · LESSON 17 OF 30 · 30 MINUTES
Kolobok
Kolobok for Masha, with Baba Valya chiming in: this one she knows from her grandmother, begin, grandma baked a kolobok and put it on the window, it rolled off and rolled along the path, go on, a hare comes towards him, I'll eat you, I left grandma and I'll get away from you too, the wolf and the bear the same, and the fox, sit on my nose and sing again, he sat, and she ate him, the end, and Masha claps.
Audio instruction: English
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THE STORY
The veranda of the dacha after supper, Masha on Baba Valya's lap, Sam telling. Sam is polite with Baba Valya; she speaks to him as to a grandson; Masha never speaks.
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