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There once was an
Emperor who loved new clothes. He spent all of his money on new shirts, pants, cloaks and shoes. He spent hours in his dressing room. He loved to look in the mirror at his new clothes. |
The Emperor loved to show off his new clothes to the people in the town. One day, two men
pretended to be weavers. They came to the Emperor's town. They said they could weave the most
beautiful cloth on Earth. The weavers said their cloth was so wonderful that only smart and wise
people could see it.
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| Emperor | empereur |
spent |
c'est le passé du verbe spend: dépenser | |
| cloak | cape | dressing room | chambre d'habillage | |
| show off | étaler | pretended | c'est le passé du verbe pretend: faire semblant | |
| weaver | tisserand | weave | tisser | |
| the most | le plus | cloth | tissu | |
| Earth | Terre (planète) | wise | sage |
