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Was ist denn hier los?

What’s happening/ going on?

schlafend

Sleeping adj.

am hellichten Tag

in broad daylight 光天化日下

wünschen

Sich wünschen


Wish for, desire sth.

besonders

Particularly

beschließen

Decide


Beschloss (-ed)

feiern

Celebrate

Gäste

Guests pl.


Gast

eingeladen

Invited adj.


Einladen, to invite

weise

Wise adj.

Reich

Kingdom, empire

denen

to those, to whom, to which

fröhlich

cheerful, merry, happy, jolly

beschenken

Give present to, gifted

reich

Rich, wealth

Vor allen

Above all, particularly, notably

nur

just, only

an der Reihe

be next, one’s turn

dazu

to it

vor Wut

with anger

stechen

sting, stab, pierce, prick, stab


stechen (an)


stach

tot

dead

sterben

die

sondern

but

hundertjährig

centennial, centenary

Sorgen

worries, concern

vernichten

destroy Eltern

Eltern

Parent

umher

around


lief umher : walked around

umher

around


lief umher : walked around

gelangen

get to, reach, arrive


gelangt

umher

around


lief umher : walked around

gelangen

get to, reach, arrive


gelangt

Turm

Tower


pl. Türme

hüpfend

hopping, bouncing

Zauberspruch

Magic spell

Erfüllung

Fulfilment


in Erfüllung gehen


ging in Erfüllung

sofort

instantly, immediately, right away

unfallen

fall over, drop