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Hungarian · Beginner

Pancimanci

Adapted from Rumpelstiltskin

By The Brothers Grimm

A mysterious little man helps a miller’s daughter spin straw into gold, then demands a costly promise.

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Illustration for the scene “The miller's boast”

Scene 1 · Beginner

A molnár dicsekvése

The miller's boast

Hungarian

Volt egyszer egy szegény molnár, akinek volt egy szép lánya. Egy nap a molnár a királlyal beszélt. Fontos embernek akart látszani, ezért azt állította, hogy a lánya szalmából aranyat tud fonni.

English translation

Once upon a time, there was a poor miller who had a beautiful daughter. One day, the miller spoke to the king. He wanted to seem important, so he claimed that his daughter could spin gold from straw.

Hungarian

A királyt nagyon érdekelte ez a különös munka.

English translation

The king was very interested in this unusual task.

Hungarian

– Hozza el holnap a lányát a palotámba! – mondta. – Látni akarom, hogy valóban képes-e erre.

English translation

“Bring your daughter to my palace tomorrow!” he said. “I want to see whether she really can do it.”

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