Day 117: Who Catches the Bouquet?
In a crowded wedding hall, Hayoon (A), a little girl, watches the bride with her mother Jihye (B) as the ceremony comes to an end.
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Dialogue
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A μλ§, μ λΆ μΈλ λλ μ€ μ§μ§ μμλ€! κ·Όλ° μ λ€λ‘ λμμ?
Eomma, sinbu eonni deureseu jinjja yeppeuda! Geunde wae dwiro doraseo?
Mom, the bride's dress is so pretty! But why is she turning around?
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B μ΄μ κ½λ€λ°μ λ€λ‘ λμ§ κ±°μΌ. κ·Έκ² λΆμΌλ€.
Ije kkotdabareul dwiro deonjil geoya. Geuge bukeda.
She's going to throw her flowers backwards. That's the bouquet.
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A λμ Έ? κ·ΈλΌ μ무λ λ°μλ λΌ? λλ λ°κ³ μΆμ΄!
Deonjyeo? Geureom amuna badado dwae? Nado batgo sipeo!
Throw them? So can anyone catch it? I want to catch it too!
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B μλ. λ°μ μ¬λμ μ λΆκ° 미리 μ ν΄. μ무λ λ°λ κ±° μλμΌ.
Ani. Badeul sarameun sinbuga miri jeonghae. Amuna banneun geo aniya.
No. The bride picks who'll catch it beforehand. Not just anyone gets it.
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A μ? κ·ΈλΌ μ¬λ―Έμμμ.
Wae? Geureom jaemieopjana.
Why? That's no fun.
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B λΆμΌλ νμ΄μ κ½μ΄κ±°λ . κ·Έλμ λ³΄ν΅ κ³§ κ²°νΌν μΉκ΅¬κ° λ°μ.
Bukeneun haengunui kkochigeodeun. Geuraeseo botong got gyeolhonhal chinguga bada.
The bouquet is meant to bring good luck. So usually a friend who's getting married soon catches it.
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A μ, μ κΈ° μμ μ μλ μΈλ λ΄! κ³μ μκ³ μμ΄.
A, jeogi ape seo inneun eonni bwa! Gyesok utgo isseo.
Oh, look at the lady standing at the front! She keeps smiling.
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B μ μΈλκ° λ€μμ κ²°νΌνλ 보λ€.
Jeo eonniga daeume gyeolhonhana boda.
Looks like she's the next one getting married.
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A μλ§, μ μ 보μ¬. μμΌλ‘ κ°μ!
Eomma, jal an boyeo. Apeuro gaja!
Mom, I can't see. Let's go to the front!
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B μ¬λμ΄ λ§μΌλ μλ§ μ κΌ μ‘μ. λμ΄μ§λ©΄ ν°μΌ λλ€.
Sarami maneuni eomma son kkok jaba. Neomeojimyeon keunil nanda.
There are lots of people, so hold my hand tight. It'd be bad if you fell.
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A μ, λ°μλ€! μΈλ μ§μ§ μ’μνλ€! κ·Όλ° μλ§, λ·νλ μΈμ κ°?
Wa, badatda! Eonni jinjja joahanda! Geunde eomma, bwipeneun eonje ga?
Wow, she caught it! She looks so happy! But Mom, when do we go to the buffet?
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