Like the Tower of Babel, this text is one that is popular for conlangers to translate. However, since it is not as well-known as the Tower of Babel, here's the the text of the story of the North Wind and the Sun in English (which I translated from):
The North Wind and the Sun were disputing which was the stronger, when a traveller came along wrapped in a warm cloak. They agreed that the first one to succeed in making the traveller take off his cloak should be stronger than the other. Then the North Wind blew as hard as he could, but the more he blew, the closer did the traveller fold his cloak around him, and at last the North Wind gave up the attempt. Then the Sun shined out warmly, and immediately the traveller took off his cloak. And so the North Wind was obliged to confess that the Sun was the stronger of the two.
Here is the translation into Skerre in the usual interlinear format:
Skerre text
gloss
idiomatic translation back into English
Kaquehe | a | Were-Tsak | ni | Rek | ya | kari-te |
PROG-dispute | ABS | Wind-North | and | Sun | DAT | self=3PL.POSS |
The North Wind and the Sun were disputing with each other |
— | esats | a | was | saa | haqua | hat | — |
PFV-think | ABS | each | COMP | be.strong | more | ||
— each thought it was more strong — |
kiyes | equeyi | a | srin | to | ka’ortsan | a | henak | wosii. |
while | PFV-arrive | ABS | AGT-journey | REL | PROG-wear-TR | ABS | coat | be.warm |
(=traveller) | ||||||||
when along came a traveller who was wearing a warm coat. |
Ekesorit-ti | saa | kihaqua | hatos | a | watsat |
PFV-AC-agree=3PL.NOM | COMP | IRR-be.strong | most | ABS | first |
They agreed that the strongest would be the first one |
to | ewatsawa | ta | siriihewor | i | srin | ta | henak-se. |
REL | PFV-succeed | LOC | NMLZ-CAUS-shed | GEN | traveller | LOC | coat=3SG.POSS |
that succeeded in making the traveller take off his coat. |
Eyan, | were | a | Were-Tsak | so | hantarok |
S-linker | wind | ABS | Wind-North | INST | force-AUG |
Then the North Wind blew with great force, |
on | kiyes | kanes | were, | eketaana | hat | a | srin | so | henak, |
but | while | PROG-continue | blow | PFV-AC-wrap | more | ABS | traveller | INST | coat |
but as he continued to blow, the traveller wrapped up more with the coat, |
ir | kanis | esonee | a | Were-Tsak. |
and | finally | PFV-give.up | ABS | Wind-North |
and finally, the North Wind gave up. |
Eyan, | etisot | a | Rek, | kat | wosii | a | wek, |
S-linker | PFV-shine | ABS | Sun | resulting | be.warm | ABS | day |
Then the Sun shined, resulting in the day being warm, |
ir | eheworin | waha | a | henak-se | tsa | srin. | |
and | PFV-shed-TR | now | ABS | coat=3SG.POSS | ERG | traveller | |
and presently the traveller took off his coat. |
Riitar, | etik | saa | eyik | a | Were-Tsak | saa | haqua | hat | a | Rek. |
Therefore | PFV-be.necessary | COMP | PFV-say | ABS | Wind-North | COMP | be.strong | more | ABS | Sun |
Therefore, it was necessary for North Wind to say that Sun was stronger. |