Little Red Riding Hood
Piroska és a farkas
A girl takes food to her grandmother through the forest and meets a wolf who has a plan of his own.
Learning Hungarian · Intermediate
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The Little Match Girl
A kis gyufaárus lány
On a cold New Year’s Eve, a poor girl lights her matches and sees visions in their flames.
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Scene 1 · Intermediate
Hogyan kapta Piroska a nevét
How Red-Cap got her name
Hungarian
Élt egyszer egy kedves kislány, akit mindenki megszeretett, amint meglátta. A legjobban mégis a nagymamája szerette: bármit szívesen odaadott volna neki. Egyszer egy piros bársonysapkával ajándékozta meg. A sapka olyan jól állt a kislánynak, hogy többé semmi mást nem akart a fejére tenni. Ettől kezdve mindenki Piroskának hívta.
English translation
Once upon a time, there was a dear little girl whom everyone loved as soon as they saw her. But her grandmother loved her most of all and would gladly have given her anything. One day, she gave her a red velvet cap. It looked so good on the girl that she never wanted to wear anything else on her head. From then on, everyone called her Little Red Riding Hood.
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