Monday, May 10, 2021

 

Nasreddin Chogia: Fabellae/Νασρεδδὶν Χότζας· Μῦθοι


Available in both Latin and Ancient Greek

Nasreddin Hoca, one of the most beloved figures from Turkish folklore, is many things: a trickster, a holy man, a wise philosopher, the butt of the joke. With wisdom, humor, and wit, he teaches life lessons (or not), such as: How do you teach a donkey to read? How should you react to a bad joke? Which came first - the chicken or the egg?

Nasreddin Chogia: Fabellae (Latin Version)
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  • Total Words: 1,804
  • Vocabulary: 290 lemmata (excluding names), 593 unique forms
  • Intended level: Intermediate (2nd year+)



Νασρεδδὶν Χότζας· Μῦθοι (Nasreddin Chotzas: Mythoi) (Ancient Greek Version)
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  • Total Words: 2,126
  • Vocabulary: 288 lemmata, 617 unique forms
  • Intended level: Intermediate (2nd year+)





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