“Hoe gaat het?” En naar mij: “Dag o

“Hoe gaat het?” En naar mij: “Dag oom.”
Ik knikte en bekeek haar bewegingen, die zeker en vlug waren. Ze pakte oma bij haar arm en leidde haar naar haar rieten stoel, die zachtjes protesteert.
Het had geen zin om mijn verhaal af te maken. Ik keerde me om en liet de twee alleen en ging naar buiten, waar de kleine witte beer rustig in zijn hok lag. De geit leek ook aan hem gewend te zijn geraakt, want hij kauwde als van ouds op een stukje touw.

Resultaten (Engels) 1:

"How are you?" And to me: "Hello, uncle."I nodded and looked at her movements, which certainly and quickly. She picked up grandma at her arm and led her to her Wicker Chair, that gently protested.It didn't feel like my story. I returned me to and left the two alone and went outside, where the little white bear quietly in his loft. The goat also seemed to have been accustomed to him, because as of old he chewed on a piece of string.

Resultaten (Engels) 2:

"How are you?" And to me. "Day uncle"
I nodded and watched her movements, which were certainly and quickly. She took Grandma's arm and led her to her wicker chair, protesting softly.
There was no point to finish my story. I turned around and left the two alone and went outside, where the little white bear lay quietly in his kennel. The goat seemed to have become accustomed to him, because he chewed as of old on a piece of string.

Resultaten (Engels) 3:

"how are you? "and to me:" good bye, uncle. "i nodded and looked at her movements, and quickly. she grabbed grandma with her arm and led her to her wicker chair, gently protest.i didn"t want to finish my story. i turned around and left the two alone and went outside, where the small white bear down in his cage. the goat was also used to hit him, because he was chewing on a piece of rope as of old.