The Wind and the Sun - Bilingual : Learn German with subtitles - Story for Children & Adults

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  • Who is stronger, the blazing Sun or the proud Wind?
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    The Wind and the Sun
    A Santali Folktale
    One afternoon,
    the Wind and the Sun
    were having an argument
    about who was stronger.
    "I've uprooted huge trees
    and drowned millions of ships.
    You can't do
    either of those things,"
    said the Wind proudly.
    The Sun smiled
    and shrugged.
    "That doesn't mean
    you're more powerful,"
    he said.
    "I can cover you
    with clouds
    so that no one
    can see you!
    You can't do that
    to me,"
    said the Wind.
    But the Sun
    just smiled warmly.
    "I still think
    I'm stronger than you,"
    he said calmly.
    The Wind
    began to grumble.
    He didn't like
    the idea
    of the Sun being
    stronger than him.
    "Why don't we have a test?"
    the Wind
    finally suggested.
    He whipped around,
    looking for something
    to show off his strength.
    "Shall we see
    who can knock down
    the most number of houses?"
    he asked.
    "Let's keep it simple.
    See that man over there?"
    asked the Sun.
    The Wind looked down
    and saw a man
    walking down a road.
    He was whistling happily
    to himself
    and had a shawl
    thrown across
    his shoulders.
    "Shall we see
    who can force him
    off the road first?"
    the Wind asked.
    "No,
    that will only
    hurt him,”
    the Sun replied.
    “Let's just see
    who can take
    his shawl off.”
    The Wind shrugged
    and whipped
    around the sky.
    He huffed and puffed
    and made the leaves
    in the trees
    shiver.
    The man frowned
    at the sky
    and wrapped
    his shawl tightly
    around himself.
    Thunderclouds
    appeared in the sky.
    Animals began running
    for shelter
    and the Wind
    began to roar.
    The man
    wrapped his shawl
    even tighter.
    Soon
    the thunderclouds
    drifted away.
    The Wind
    had blown himself out.
    "I give up.
    I can't do it,"
    panted the Wind.
    He curled up
    on top of a cloud
    to catch his breath.
    "Now it's my turn,"
    said the Sun.
    He yawned lazily
    and stretched his rays.
    He seemed to grow
    brighter and bigger
    in the sky.
    Soon it was
    as hot
    as a summer day.
    The man looked up
    at the sky
    and wiped the sweat
    off his forehead.
    "What strange weather
    we're having today!"
    he said to himself.
    Then
    he took his shawl off
    and tucked it
    under his arm.
    "Looks like you win,"
    the Wind agreed
    cheerfully.
    He clapped his hands
    and made the leaves
    on the trees rustle.
    on the trees rustle.
    knock a man down
    to take his shawl off,"
    said the Sun
    with a teasing smile.
    They laughed together
    walking down the road,
    again whistling happily to himself.
    Narration: Hella-Maria Vierus
    Translation: Aditi Das & Hella-Maria Vierus
    Narration(English): Bernadette Joseph
    Illustrations: Emanuelle Scanziani
    Music & Art Direction: Ladislav Brozman & Riccardo Carlotto
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