Classical Sentences and Words in the English Version of Cinderella

The stepmother took her two daughters to the party and left Cinderella at home because she was jealous of Cinderella's beauty.

But the stepmother was jealous of Cinderella's beauty, so Cinderella worked at home and took her daughter alone.

Cinderella was heartbroken. At this time, her fairy godmother appeared.

Cinderella is very sad. Then, her godmother appeared.

Cinderella: There is nothing to believe. Nothing!

I have no faith, nothing!

Godmother: Nothing, dear? Oh, now you don't mean it.

Honey, nothing? But that's not what you mean now.

Cinderella: Oh, but I like it.

Oh, but I do think so.

Godmother: Nonsense, son! If you lost all your beliefs, I wouldn't be here. I'm here! Oh, come on, dry your eyes!

Nonsense, son. If you lost your faith, I wouldn't be here. But now I'm here. Oh, come and dry your tears.

Cinderella: Then why, you must be. ...

Why you have to be there. . .

Godmother: Your fairy godmother? Of course. Now let's see, um ... now ... magical words. Bibi di-Bodidi-Bough. Put them together and what do you get.

Your legendary godmother? Sure, let me see. . . Now, these magical words, Bibbidi-boddidi-boo. Put them together and see what you get.

Cinderella: Oh, how beautiful! It's like a dream, a beautiful dream come true.

Oh, how beautiful! Like a dream, a beautiful dream has come true.

Godmother: Yes, my child, but like all dreams, well, I'm afraid it can't last forever. You only have time until evening. ...

Yes, my child, like all dreams. I'm afraid it can't last forever. You can only have sex at midnight. . . Take it.

Cinderella: Midnight? Oh, thank you.

Midnight? Oh, thank you.

Godmother: Oh, wait a minute. Remember, when the clock strikes 12, the spell will be broken and everything will be restored.

Oh, wait a minute. Please remember that when the clock strikes 12, it will be broken and everything will be restored.

Cinderella: Oh, I understand, but ... it's beyond my expectations.

Oh, I see. But much more than I expected.

Godmother: Bless you, my child. Enjoy it.

Bless you, my child, and have a good time.

Cinderella has been dancing with the prince at the party. Time flies. Suddenly, Cinderella saw the clock on the wall. Oh, it's almost twelve o'clock-five minutes to twelve!

At the ball, Cinderella became the only partner chosen by the prince. Cinderella and the prince danced happily, and others looked at them enviously and talked about them. Time passed in the beautiful song and dance, and the big clock on the wall suddenly caught Cinderella's attention, five minutes to 12.

Cinderella: Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Prince: What's wrong?

what's up

Cinderella: It's midnight. It's almost midnight.

It's midnight. It's almost midnight.

Prince: Yes, that's it. But why?

Yes, but so what?

Cinderella: Goodbye.

Goodbye.

Prince: No, no, wait, you can't leave now.

No, wait, you can't leave now.

Cinderella: Oh, I must, please, I must.

Oh, I must be going.

Prince: But why?

But why?

Cinderella: Goodbye.

Goodbye.

Prince: No, wait, come back. Please come back! I don't even know your name. How can I find you? Wait, please wait! Wait!

No, wait, come back, please come back! I don't even know your name. How can I find you? Wait, wait, wait!

Cinderella: Goodbye.

Goodbye.

The next day, every girl in the town was asked to try on glass shoes. Whoever's shoes fit is the prince's bride. No one can put on shoes, nor can two stepsisters. When the officials were leaving, Cinderella appeared and asked to have a try.

The next day, the king ordered every girl in the city to wear glass shoes, and the most suitable girl who put on shoes would become the prince's bride. But no girl in this city can dress properly. Finally, in Cinderella's house, the stepmother's daughters can't put on those glass shoes. Just as the king's minister was leaving, Cinderella appeared on the stairs and asked to try on the shoes.

Cinderella: Please wait! May I try it on?

Please wait! May I have a try?

Stepmother: Oh, ignore her.

Oh, ignore her.

Stepsister 1: Just Cinderella!

She's just Cinderella!

Stepsister 2: No way.

No

She's crazy.

She's crazy.

Stepmother: Right, right. Just an imaginative child.

Yes, yes, just an imaginative child.

Duke: Of course, you can try, my beautiful lady.

Of course you can try, madam.

Duke: Oh, no! Don't! This is terrible. King! What should I do?

Oh, no! Don't! This is terrible. King! What should I do?

Cinderella: But it might help. ...

But it might help. . . .

Duke: No, no. Nothing can help now, nothing can help.

No, no. Nothing can help now.

Cinderella: Look, I have another slipper.

Look, I still have a slipper.

Cinderella and the prince held a grand wedding, and they lived happily ever after.

The prince and Cinderella held a grand wedding and lived happily together.