Rosa e Teddy

Rosy e o Teddy
Esta é a Rosy.
A Rosy é uma menina.
A Rosy mora com a mãe.
A Rosy e a mãe vivem numa aldeia.
Pergunta: A Rosy é um menino ou uma menina?
Resposta: A Rosy é uma menina.
A Rosy é uma menina que vive com a mãe numa aldeia.
A Rosy é uma menina muito simpática e doce.
A Rosy tem um ursinho de peluche.
A avó da Rosy deu-lhe o ursinho de peluche.
O ursinho de peluche é macio e velho.
A Rosy gosta de brincar.
A Rosy não tem irmãos.
A Rosy não tem ninguém para brincar, exceto o ursinho de peluche macio e velho que a avó lhe deu.
Pergunta: Quem deu o ursinho de peluche à Rosy?
Resposta: A avó da Rosy deu-lhe um ursinho de peluche.
Pergunta: O ursinho de peluche da Rosy é novo ou velho?
Resposta: O ursinho de peluche da Rosy é velho.
A Rosy é uma menina muito simpática e doce, mas não tem irmãos nem companheiros de brincadeira em casa, exceto o ursinho de peluche macio e velho que a avó lhe deu.
A Rosy acorda todas as manhãs.
Depois de acordar, a Rosy vai para fora.
Pergunta: A Rosy acordou de manhã ou à tarde?
Resposta: A Rosy acordou de manhã.
Todos os dias, quando acorda de manhã, está sempre entusiasmada para ir para fora e esperar por companheiros de brincadeira.
A Rosy tem cinco primas.
As primas da Rosy vivem do outro lado da rua.
As primas da Rosy estão a brincar.
Ela fica com muita inveja das primas do outro lado da rua porque são cinco irmãs que estão sempre a brincar.
Pergunta: Quantas primas tem a Rosy?
Resposta: A Rosy tem cinco primas.
Um dia, as primas da Rosy bateram à porta e perguntaram se ela queria brincar.
Ela sorriu e disse: "Claro! Entrem!"
A Rosy correu para buscar a sua caixa de brinquedos.
Ela despejou todos os brinquedos da caixa e deu tudo às primas.
Era possível ver a felicidade nos olhos da Rosy enquanto dava os brinquedos às primas.
Brincaram o dia inteiro, e a Rosy ficou muito feliz naquele dia.
Pergunta: Durante quanto tempo a Rosy brincou com as primas?
Resposta: A Rosy brincou com as primas o dia inteiro.
A Rosy ouviu alguém a falar.
"Rosy, diz às tuas primas que a mãe delas está aqui e que precisam de ir para casa agora."
Era a mãe da Rosy, do lado de fora.
A Rosy sentiu-se um pouco triste, mas conseguiu sorrir, pensando que tinha sido o melhor dia da sua vida.
Ela acenou para as primas e disse: "Até amanhã!"
"Obrigada pelos brinquedos, Rosy!" as primas acenaram de volta.
Outro dia, a Rosy levantou-se da cama muito entusiasmada para brincar com as primas e outros amigos.
Mas as horas passaram, e nenhuma das primas apareceu.
Ela ficou muito triste e chateada enquanto esperava à porta.
De repente, virou-se e ouviu: "Rosy!"
Era o Aron, um dos seus amigos.
"Queres brincar?" perguntou o Aron.
"Claro!" respondeu a Rosy.
A Rosy sorriu e começou a brincar.
Foi buscar outra caixa de brinquedos ao quarto e deu-a ao Aron.
A Rosy e o Aron brincaram juntos.
Brincaram durante duas horas.
Depois de duas horas a brincar felizes, o Aron disse à Rosy que precisava de ir para casa.
"Não te preocupes, Aron, podes ficar com os meus brinquedos."
A Rosy quer garantir que os seus amigos voltam ao dar-lhes os brinquedos.
A Rosy sentou-se no sofá e ficou muito feliz novamente.
Outra manhã chegou, e a Rosy esperava que os amigos viessem.
"As minhas primas ou o Aron vêm de certeza, mãe!" disse a Rosy à mãe, enquanto esta preparava lanches.
Já eram cinco da tarde, e nenhuma das primas ou amigos apareceu.
A Rosy sentou-se na cama e olhou para as caixas.
Já não tinha brinquedos.
Nem sequer um.
Percebeu que tinha dado os brinquedos aos amigos para que ficassem, mas eles foram-se embora e nunca voltaram para brincar com ela.
A Rosy começou a chorar na almofada e, de repente, parou quando a mão tocou num brinquedo macio e velho.
Era o Teddy, o ursinho de peluche.
Sempre esteve com ela.
Ela abraçou o Teddy.
"Estás aqui e nunca me deixas."
A Rosy voltou a chorar, percebendo que não precisava de dar todos os seus brinquedos para ter amigos.
Às vezes, tudo o que precisamos é de um amigo, ou de aprender a valorizar-nos e reconhecer o nosso próprio valor.

Rosy and Teddy
This is Rosy.
Rosy is a girl.
Rosy lives with her mom.
Rosy and her mom live in a village.
Question: Is Rosy a boy or a girl?
Answer: Rosy is a girl.
Rosy is a girl who lived with her mom in a village.
Rosy is a very nice and sweet girl.
Rosy has a teddy bear.
Rosy’s grandmother gave her the teddy bear.
The teddy bear is soft and old.
Rosy likes to play.
Rosy has no siblings.
Rosy has no one to play with except for a soft and old teddy bear from her grandmother.
Question: Who gave a teddy bear to Rosy?
Answer: Rosy’s grandmother gave a teddy bear to Rosy.
Question: Is Rosy’s teddy bear new or old?
Answer: Rosy’s teddy bear is old.
Rosy is a very nice and sweet girl, but she has no siblings or playmates at home except for her soft, old teddy bear from her grandmother.
Rosy wakes up in the morning every day.
After Rosy wakes up, she goes outside.
Question: Did Rosy wake up in the morning or in the afternoon?
Answer: Rosy woke up in the morning.
Every day when she wakes up in the morning, she is always excited to go outside and wait to see if there are any playmates coming.
Rosy has five cousins.
Rosy’s cousins live across the street.
Rosy’s cousins are playing.
She is very jealous of her cousins across the street because they are five sisters who are always playing.
Question: How many cousins does Rosy have?
Answer: Rosy has five cousins.
One day, Rosy’s cousins knocked on their door and asked if she wanted to play.
She smiled and said, “Of course! Come in!”
Rosy then rushed to get her box of toys.
She poured every single toy from her box and gave everything to her cousins.
You can see the happiness in Rosy’s eyes as she gives her toys to her cousins.
They were playing the whole day, and Rosy was very happy that day.
Question: How long was Rosy playing with her cousins?
Answer: Rosy was playing with her cousins the whole day.
Rosy heard someone talking.
“Rosy, tell your cousins that their mom is here and they need to go home now."
It was Rosy’s mom from outside.
Rosy then felt a bit sad, but she still managed to smile, thinking that it was the best day of her life.
She waved to her cousins and said, “See you again tomorrow!”
“Thanks for the toys, Rosy!” her cousins waved back.
On another day, Rosy got up from bed and was very excited to play with her cousins and other playmates.
But the hours passed by, and none of her cousins came.
She was very sad and upset while waiting at the door.
She then turned around and heard, “Rosy!”
It was Aron, one of her playmates.
“Do you want to play?” asked Aron.
“Of course!” Rosy replied.
Rosy smiled and started playing.
Rosy got another box of toys from her room and gave them to Aron.
Rosy and Aron played together.
Rosy and Aron played for two hours.
They were happily playing for two hours but Aron told Rosy that he needed to go home.
“Don’t worry, Aron, you can still keep my toys with you.”
Rosy wants to make sure that her playmates will come back by giving her toys to them.
Rosy then sat on their couch and was very happy again.
Another morning came, and Rosy was waiting for her playmates to come.
“My cousins or Aron will surely come, mom!” Rosy told her mom as her mom was preparing snacks.
It was already 5 in the afternoon, and none of her cousins or playmates came.
Rosy sat on her bed and looked at her boxes.
There were no toys left for her.
Not even one.
She realized that she was giving her toys to her playmates for them to stay, but they still left her and never came back to play with her again.
Rosy started to cry on her pillow, and she suddenly stopped crying when her hand touched a soft and old toy.
It was Teddy, her old teddy bear.
It was with her all along.
She hugged Teddy.
"You’re still here, and never leave me."
Rosy again started to cry, realizing that she doesn't need to give away all her toys to friends and playmates.
Sometimes, all we need is one friend, or sometimes we need to appreciate ourselves and realize our own worth.