Fabel Aesop - Seikat Ranting

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#1

The Bundle of Sticks

“Sebundel Tongkat”

#2

Once there was an old man.

Dahulu kala ada seorang lelaki tua.

#3

He had three sons.

Dia memiliki tiga putra.

#4

The sons often fought and yelled at one another.

Anak-anak itu sering bertengkar dan berteriak satu sama lain.

#5

This made their father feel very bad.

Ini membuat ayah mereka merasa sangat sedih.

#6

One day he called his sons together.

Suatu hari dia memanggil anak-anaknya berkumpul.

#7

He showed them a bundle of sticks.

Dia menunjukkan seikat ranting kepada mereka.

#8

They were tied together.

Mereka diikat bersama.

#9

"Take this bundle of sticks and break it," he said, handing it to the oldest son.

“Ambil ikatan ranting ini dan patahkan,” katanya, sambil menyerahkannya kepada putra tertua.

#10

"That will be easy," said the son.

"Itu akan mudah," kata sang putra.

#11

I am very strong.

Saya sangat kuat.

#12

The oldest son tried and tried, but the bundle of sticks would not break.

Putra tertua mencoba dan mencoba, tetapi ikatan ranting itu tidak mau patah.

#13

"You're so weak," the second son cried.

"Kamu benar-benar lemah!" teriak anak laki-laki kedua.

#14

"You try," their father said to him, handing the bundle to the second son.

"Coba saja." Ayah mereka berkata kepadanya, dan menyerahkan bundel kayu bakar itu kepada anak laki-laki kedua.

#15

"Easy, I'm the strongest," he said, but he also could not break it.

“Mudah saja, aku yang terkuat.” Katanya, tapi dia tetap tidak bisa mematahkannya.

#16

The youngest son tried next, but the bundle stayed whole.

Putra bungsu kemudian mencoba, tetapi ikatan kayu itu tetap utuh.

#17

Then their father untied the bundle.

Kemudian, ayah mereka melepaskan ikatan bundel itu.

#18

He handed each son a single stick.

Dia menyerahkan sebatang tongkat kepada setiap putranya.

#19

"Now break them," he said.

"Sekarang patahkan itu," katanya.

#20

Each son easily broke his stick.

Setiap putra dengan mudah mematahkan tongkatnya.

#21

"Do you see?" asked their father.

"Apakah kalian mengerti?" tanya ayah mereka.

#22

When the sticks are together, they are strong.

Ketika tongkat-tongkat ini bersama, mereka sangat kuat.

#23

When they are apart, they are weak.

Ketika mereka terpisah, mereka lemah.

#24

It is the same with you.

Anda juga sama.

#25

If you fight and stand alone, you will be weak and can be broken.

Jika kalian bertengkar dan sendirian, kalian akan menjadi lemah dan bisa dikalahkan.

#26

But if you stand together, you will be strong.

Tetapi jika kalian bersatu, kalian akan menjadi sangat kuat.

#27

The sons looked at one another.

Para putra saling memandang satu sama lain.

#28

Then the oldest one said, "Father, we understand."

Kemudian putra tertua berkata: "Ayah, kami mengerti."

#29

From now on, we will not fight anymore.

Mulai sekarang, kita tidak akan bertengkar lagi.