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Goat, dog, and Malu
Goat, Dog, and Cow
Goat, dog, and Malu
Fabian Wakholi
Marleen Visser, Ingrid Schechter
Anthonia Ujene
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Goat, Dog and Malu dem be friends. Na so one day dem come travel inside moto.
Goat, Dog, and Cow
were great friends. One
day they went on a
journey in a taxi.
Goat, Dog and Malu dem be friends. Na so one day dem come travel inside moto.
Wen dem reach where dem dey go, na em the driver come ask for moni. Malu pay em own.
When they reached the
end of their journey, the
driver asked them to
pay their fares. Cow
paid her fare.
Wen dem reach where dem dey go, na em the driver come ask for moni. Malu pay em own.
Dog put small moni join as em moni no complete
Dog paid a bit extra,
because he did not
have the correct money.
Dog put small moni join as em moni no complete
D drive bin wan give Dog change wen goat take style run, e no pay oo.
The driver was about to
give Dog his change
when Goat ran away
without paying
anything.
D drive bin wan give Dog change wen goat take style run, e no pay oo.
D driver vex no be small so ta e no give Dog change sef
The driver was very
annoyed. He drove
away without giving
Dog his change.
D driver vex no be small so ta e no give Dog change sef
Till today, na so Dog da run follow car to check if na d driver wen day owe am change dey inside
That is why, even
today, Dog runs
towards a car to peep
inside and find the
driver who owes him his
change.
Till today, na so Dog da run follow car to check if na d driver wen day owe am change dey inside
Goat on em own level no dey try near moto. E dey dread make den no catch am come collect the moni e owe.
Goat runs away from
the sound of a car. She
is afraid she will be
arrested for not paying
her fare.
Goat on em own level no dey try near moto. E dey dread make den no catch am come collect the moni e owe.
Cow no send if moto dey come or not. Na yanga e dey take waka for road as e no owe anybody.
And Cow is not
bothered when a car is
coming. Cow takes her
time crossing the road
because she knows she
paid her fare in full.
Cow no send if moto dey come or not. Na yanga e dey take waka for road as e no owe anybody.
Written by: Fabian Wakholi
Illustrated by: Marleen Visser, Ingrid Schechter
Translated by: Anthonia Ujene