Question

[Đức Huy]

tóm tắt truyện thánh gióng bằng tiếng anh .... giúp mik vs mấy bn

Answer 1

[ân]

n the reign of King Hung Vuong Friday. In Gion village, there are two husband and wife who are hardworking and have good reputation but have no children. One day, his wife reached for a large footprint, conceived and twelve months later gave birth to a handsome son. Strange that although he was three years old, the boy did not know how to go or laugh.

An enemy appeared out of the realm, the boy suddenly spoke up to go fight the enemy. He grew up. How much food is not enough, the clothes just finished was tight, the children have to contribute rice to feed him. When he came, the boy stretched out his shoulder to be a gauntlet, wearing armor, riding iron horses, holding iron whips to kill the enemy. Whip broken iron, Gion then pull up the bamboo dust side of the road to crush the enemy.

Gia tan alone, a horse alone climbed to the top of the mountain and then straight up into the sky. People set up shrines, annually open the village to commemorate. Ponds, bamboo groves of ivory are all traces of Giong's battle in the past.

Answer 2

[Nam]

In the reign of King Hung Vuong Friday. In Gion village, there are two husband and wife who are hardworking and have good reputation but have no children. One day, his wife reached for a large footprint, conceived and twelve months later gave birth to a handsome son. Strange that although he was three years old, the boy did not know how to go or laugh. An enemy appeared out of the realm, the boy suddenly spoke up to go fight the enemy. He grew up. How much food is not enough, the clothes just finished was tight, the children have to contribute rice to feed him. When he came, the boy stretched out his shoulder to be a gauntlet, wearing armor, riding iron horses, holding iron whips to kill the enemy. Whip broken iron, Gion then pull up the bamboo dust side of the road to crush the enemy. Gia tan alone, a horse alone climbed to the top of the mountain and then straight up into the sky. People set up shrines, annually open the village to commemorate. Ponds, bamboo groves of ivory are all traces of Giong's battle in the past.