Примери коришћења Wojtek на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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What about Wojtek?
Wojtek, look who's there.
We're here to see Wojtek.
Wojtek doesn't want us.
Let's welcome Wojtek, Wioletta.
Wojtek! Wojtek, Ewa is here!
So he asked the other soldiers why Wojtek wasn't coming forward.
Ok Wojtek, that's all for now.
To the thief's surprise, besides ammunition, he found Wojtek, who often slept in there.
Wojtek, are you and Hania a serious item?
When an opponent lost, Wojtek would lick their face in apology.
Wojtek at one point approached a horse in a field and was kicked in the head and neck several times.
Besides these activities, Wojtek enjoyed playing with other animals.
However, in captivity they can potentially live as long as 48 years, butit was not to be for Wojtek.
But Wojtek was a soldier like the rest.
The British-Polish filmmakers hope to release the family-friendly“A Bear Named Wojtek” in 2020 on the 75th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day.
Over the years, Wojtek became a symbol of solidarity between Poland and Scotland.
As you might expect, once he was full grown, fewer andfewer of the soldiers would challenge Wojtek to wrestling matches as he was, well, a bear.
What was special about Wojtek, according to Narebski, was that he seemed to believe he was human.
We looked at the roster, and there was only one person,Corporal Wojtek, who had not appeared," Brown said in an interview years later.
In Palestine, Wojtek inadvertently helped capture a thief who broke into an ammunition compound.
Despite his smoking habit andseemingly a lack of proper nutrition for a bear, Wojtek grew to be a nice sized brown bear standing in at about 6 feet(180cm) tall and weighing around 485 pounds(220kg).
While Wojtek was young, the soldiers nursed him with condensed milk placed in empty vodka bottles, then fed him fruit, honey and syrup until he was able to eat more solid foods.
For his part, Wojtek found a home in the Edinburgh Zoo where he became a popular attraction.
Wojtek soon proved he was more than just a mascot when, during the series of assaults known as the Battle of Monte Cassino, he put his strength to good use after being trained to carry heavy crates filled with mortar shells from the supply trucks, delivering them to the men operating the large guns on the front line.