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Hungarian · Beginner

Csipkerózsika

Adapted from Sleeping Beauty

By The Brothers Grimm

A princess and her kingdom fall into a long sleep after a curse, until a prince reaches the castle.

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Illustration for the scene “The frog's promise”

Scene 1 · Beginner

A béka ígérete

The frog's promise

Hungarian

Egyszer élt egy király és egy királyné. Nagyon szerettek volna gyermeket, de sokáig nem született gyermekük. Mindennap erről beszéltek.

English translation

Once upon a time, there lived a king and a queen. They wanted a child very much, but for a long time they had no children. They talked about it every day.

Hungarian

Egy nap a királyné fürdött, amikor egy béka kimászott a vízből. A béka megszólalt: – Teljesül a kívánsága. Egy éven belül lánya születik.

English translation

One day, the queen was bathing when a frog crawled out of the water. The frog spoke: “Your wish will come true. You will have a daughter within a year.”

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