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While the coatí was awaiting the night en the edge of the jungle in order to go to the chicken coop, the hombre of the casa[house] was playing upon the grass with his children: two kids of five and six years, who were running laughing, falling down, getting up laughing once again and returning to fall down. The father was falling down too, giving great joy to the kids. Finally, they stopped playing because it was already nighttime and the hombre said:

—I'm going to place the trampa[trap] in order to hunt the mongoose that comes to kill the little chickens and rob eggs.

And he went and placed the trampa. Afterward, they ate and put themselves to bed, but the kids were not sleeping: they were jumping from one bed to another and were entangling themselves en their pijamas. The father, who was reading en the dining room, was letting them do it; nevertheless, the kids suddenly stopped en their jumps and shouted:

While el[the] coatí was awaiting la night en la edge de la jungle in order to go al[to the] chicken coop, el hombre de la casa was playing upon el grass with his children: two kids de five and six years, who were running laughing, falling down, getting up laughing once again and returning a[to] fall down. El father was falling down too, giving great joy a los kids. Finally, they stopped playing because it was already nighttime and el hombre said:

—I'm going a place la trampa in order to hunt a la mongoose that comes a kill a las[the] little chickens and a rob los eggs.

And he went and placed la trampa. Afterward, they ate and put themselves to bed, but los kids were not sleeping: they were jumping de la bed del uno a la (bed) del otro[other] and were entangling themselves en their pijamas. El father, who was reading en el dining room, was letting them do it; nevertheless, los kids suddenly stopped en their jumps and shouted:

While el coatí was awaiting la night en la edge de la jungle in order to go al chicken coop, el hombre de la casa was playing upon el grass with his children: two kids de five and six years, who were running laughing, falling down, getting up laughing once again and returning a fall down. El father was falling down too, causando[causing] great joy a los kids. Finally, they stopped playing because it was already nighttime and el hombre said:

—I'm going a place la trampa in order to hunt a la mongoose that comes a kill a las little chickens and a robar los eggs.

And he went and placed la trampa. Afterward, they ate and se[themselves] put to bed, but los kids no were sleeping: they were jumping de la bed del uno a la del otro and se were entangling en their pijamas. El father, who was reading en el dining room, los[them] was letting do·lo; nevertheless, los kids suddenly se stopped en their jumps and shouted:

While el coatí was awaiting la night en la edge de la jungle para go al chicken coop, el hombre de la casa was playing upon el grass con his children: two kids de five y six years, who were running laughing, falling down, getting up laughing once again y returning a fall down. El father was falling down too, causando gran joy a los kids. Finally, they stopped playing porque already it was nighttime y el hombre said:

—I'm going a place la trampa para hunt a la mongoose que comes a kill a las little chickens y a robar los eggs.

Y he went y placed la trampa. Afterward, they ate y se put to bed, but los kids no were sleeping: they were jumping de la bed del uno a la del otro y se were entangling en their pijamas. El father, who was reading en el dining room, los was letting do·lo; nevertheless, los kids suddenly se stopped en their jumps y shouted:

While el coatí was awaiting la noche[night] en la edge de la selva para go al chicken coop, el hombre de la casa was playing upon el grass con his children: dos kids de five y six years, quienes[who] were running laughing, falling down, getting up laughing once again y returning a fall down. El father was falling down también[too], causando gran joy a los kids. Por fin, they stopped playing porque ya[already] it was de noche y el hombre said:

—I'm going a place la trampa para hunt a la mongoose que comes a kill a las little chickens y a robar los eggs.

Y he went y placed la trampa. Después[Afterward], they ate y se put to bed, but los kids no were sleeping: they were jumping de la bed del uno a la del otro y se were entangling en their pijamas. El father, quien was reading en el dining room, los was letting do·lo; nevertheless, los kids suddenly se stopped en their jumps y shouted:

While el coatí was awaiting la noche en la edge de la selva para ir al chicken coop, el hombre de la casa was playing upon el grass con his children: dos kids de cinco[5] y seis years, quienes were running laughing, falling down, getting up laughing once again y returning a fall down. El father was falling down también, causando gran joy a los kids. Por fin, they stopped playing porque ya era[it was] de noche y el hombre said:

—I'm going a place la trampa para hunt a la mongoose que comes a kill a las little chickens y a robar los eggs.

Y fue[he went] y placed la trampa. Después, they ate y se put to bed, but los kids no estaban[were] sleeping: they were jumping de la bed del uno a la del otro y se were entangling en their pijamas. El father, quien was reading en el dining room, los was letting hacerlo[do it]; nevertheless, los kids suddenly se detuvieron[themselves detained/stopped] en their jumps y gritaron: