Question

एक कौआ बहुत प्यासा था। वह पानी की तलास में इधर-उधर खड़ा। कुछ देर बाद उसने
एक घड़ा देखा। घड़े में बहुत कम पानी था। वह अपनी चोंच घड़े के अन्दर डाली किन्तु
पानी के पास नहीं पहुँचा। घड़े के पास कुछ कंकड़ पड़े हुए! translates the following in to English .
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Answer 1

Explanation:

One crow was there was thusty. It was searching for water. Some time after it got a ghada but filled with less water. It tries to drink water but can't near to that some stones were there.

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Answer 2

Answer:

A crow was very thirsty. He stood here and there in search of water. after a while he Saw a pitcher. There was very little water in the pot. He put his beak inside the pitcher but Did not reach near water. There are some pebbles lying near the pitcher!

Explanation:

English is a West Germanic Indo-European language that was initially spoken by the people of early mediaeval England. [3][4][5] It is called after the Angles, one of the ancient Germanic peoples that moved from Anglia, a Baltic Sea peninsula (not to be confused with East Anglia in England), to the region of Great Britain that was eventually named after them: England. Scots are the closest surviving relatives of English, followed by Low Saxon and Frisian. While English is a West Germanic language, its vocabulary is also markedly impacted by Old Norman French and French (approximately 29% of current English terms), Latin (also around 29%), and Old Norse (a North Germanic language). [6] [7][8] Anglophones are people who speak English.

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