The North Wind and the Sun

Danetiska:

Seminopts i Suls ambidisjnunto peri yosio po est kratuyos, yoda pontoyonts opibemt vestiostos en bermi faracji. Sjomuksanto peri yosio pramos viknunts dekni apokapieni pontoyonts faracjim, iti vopomnos kratuye uper alii.

Seminopts blest posme kratue yosme mokst, nu polue blet, polue tankte plesjet pontoyonts faracjim peri sve. Tarmeni, Seminopts prodot udmoktim. Toda, Suls berme lukeyostet, da immediate djastre apokapiostet pontoyonts faracjim.

Da tosmad, Seminopts dolgostet udvepni yod Suls est kratuyos esj dvomos.

Angliska:

The North Wind and the Sun were arguing over who was stronger, when a traveller came dressed in a warm coat. They agreed that the first to succeed in making the traveller take off his coat would be called stronger than the other.

The North Wind blew as strongly as he could, but the more he blew, the more tightly did the traveller wrap his coat around himself. In the end, the North Wind gave up the effort. Then, the Sun shone warmly, and immediately the traveller took off his coat.

Because of this, the North Wind had to admit that the Sun was the stronger of the two.