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Gina la jirafa y su cuello tan alto

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On a sunny morning in the vibrant savanna, with tall grasses swaying gently in the warm breeze, Gina the giraffe stands curiously looking around, with her long neck stretching high and bright sunlight shining down.

En la sabana al sol, donde el viento va a bailar, vive Gina la jirafa, que no deja de mirar. Con su cuello tan largo que toca el cielo azul, se pregunta en voz alta: "¿Por qué soy tan alta yo?" Sus papás, grandes y suaves, con manchas de oro y miel, le dijeron: "Gina, escucha, te contaremos bien. Tu cuello tan largo te ayuda a alcanzar, las hojas más verdes que otros no pueden tocar."

Under the shade of a grand acacia tree, with soft golden sunlight filtering through the leaves, Mama and Papa giraffe share gentle words with Gina, surrounded by green grass and colorful flowers blooming nearby.

Juntos pasearon bajo el sol, por la tierra sin fin, Gina aprendió contenta, con alegría en su jardín. De la acacia alta mordió con gran emoción, y vio toda la sabana, ¡qué hermosa visión!

As the sun sets over the savanna in a warm golden glow, Gina stands tall beside her parents, looking out at the vast landscape, with colorful birds flying and the serene evening sky above them.

"Ser alta es un regalo, un don del cielo azul, puedes ver muy lejos y sentir nuestro amor fiel. Así que mantente erguida, con orgullo y sin temor, tu altura nos ayuda a jugar con gran amor."

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