
Kare kare zvakako, Tsuro naGudo vaiva shamwari dzepamwoyo mumasango eZimbabwe.
A long, long time ago, Tsuro the Hare and Gudo the Baboon were close friends in the forests of Zimbabwe.

Kare kare zvakako, Tsuro naGudo vaiva shamwari dzepamwoyo mumasango eZimbabwe.
A long, long time ago, Tsuro the Hare and Gudo the Baboon were close friends in the forests of Zimbabwe.

Zuva rimwe, vakawana muti muhombe waiva nemichero yakaibva zvinonaka kwazvo.
One bright day, they found a very tall tree filled with sweet, ripe wild fruits.

Gudo akakurumidza kukwira mumuti. Akatanga kudya ega asingakandire Tsuro pasi kunyangwe chero chibereko chimwe chete!
Gudo quickly scrambled up the tree. He began gorging himself, refusing to drop even a single fruit down for Tsuro!

Tsuro akatsamwa, asi akanyemwerera nemano. Akati, "Ko shamwari, urikuona boka remakororo riri kuuya nekoko here?"
Tsuro was hungry and cross, but he smiled cleverly. He called out, "Hey my friend, do you see that big troop coming over there?"

Gudo akavhunduka, akadonhedza zvose zvaakanga akabata, ndokutiza achipaza masango nemhepo!
Gudo panicked, dropped everything he was holding, and scampered off through the bush like the wind!

Tsuro akatora michero yose yakadonha pasi, akaidya zvake zvakanaka mune rugare nemhuri yake.
Tsuro peacefully gathered all the fallen fruits and shared a hearty meal with his family.

Ndipo pakafira sarungano. Chidzidzo chedu: Makaro anoshayisa!
And that is where our storyteller rests. Our lesson: Greed leaves you with nothing!

Kare kare zvakako, Tsuro naGudo vaiva shamwari dzepamwoyo mumasango eZimbabwe.
A long, long time ago, Tsuro the Hare and Gudo the Baboon were close friends in the forests of Zimbabwe.

Zuva rimwe, vakawana muti muhombe waiva nemichero yakaibva zvinonaka kwazvo.
One bright day, they found a very tall tree filled with sweet, ripe wild fruits.

Gudo akakurumidza kukwira mumuti. Akatanga kudya ega asingakandire Tsuro pasi kunyangwe chero chibereko chimwe chete!
Gudo quickly scrambled up the tree. He began gorging himself, refusing to drop even a single fruit down for Tsuro!

Tsuro akatsamwa, asi akanyemwerera nemano. Akati, "Ko shamwari, urikuona boka remakororo riri kuuya nekoko here?"
Tsuro was hungry and cross, but he smiled cleverly. He called out, "Hey my friend, do you see that big troop coming over there?"

Gudo akavhunduka, akadonhedza zvose zvaakanga akabata, ndokutiza achipaza masango nemhepo!
Gudo panicked, dropped everything he was holding, and scampered off through the bush like the wind!

Tsuro akatora michero yose yakadonha pasi, akaidya zvake zvakanaka mune rugare nemhuri yake.
Tsuro peacefully gathered all the fallen fruits and shared a hearty meal with his family.

Ndipo pakafira sarungano. Chidzidzo chedu: Makaro anoshayisa!
And that is where our storyteller rests. Our lesson: Greed leaves you with nothing!
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